Poor salmon runs have rivers closing and limits being imposed around Alaska
Heather Bryant
Update: Torched turf equipment leaves project behind schedule
Tuesday’s fire at Adair Kennedy Memorial Field in the Mendenhall Valley will delay the turf replacement project, but the contractor says it will be done by football season.
House passes bill granting thousands of acres of National Forest to Sealaska
The U.S. House passed a bill today ceding tens of thousands of acres of the Tongass National Forest to the Sealaska Native Corporation.
City and Borough Manager Kim Kiefer talks tax on Juneau Afternoon
City and Borough Manager Kim Kiefer was a guest on Juneau Afternoon on Monday, June 18. This week she explains the temporary CBJ 1 percent sales tax that comes up for renewal in October.
Jury finds Schaeffer Cox guilty of conspiracy to commit murder in Alaska Militia trial
Militia leader Schaeffer Cox was found guilty for most of the charges against him including conspiracy to commit murder.
A grand entrance to Celebration 2012
Celebration 2012 is officially underway. Southeast Alaska’s largest Native cultural gathering kicked off in earnest this morning (Thursday) with the Grand Entrance Procession in Juneau.