In this newscast: Bartlett Regional Hospital in Juneau was evacuated Thursday after a fire broke out in a utility closet: Officials say a plane made a crash landing in Favorite Channel near Juneau Thursday morning: Tlingit and Haida’s Generations Southeast Juneau Campus is offering free community emergency response team training beginning April 25th.
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CERT Program offers training at Generations Southeast Juneau Campus
Tlingit and Haida’s Generations Southeast Juneau Campus is offering free community emergency response team training beginning April 25.
Newscast – Thursday, April 16, 2026
In this Newscast: A Lingit composer and musician from Sitka has been part of a team composing the first full opera in the Lingit language: A Juneau school principal is on administrative leave and facing a charge of misdemeanor assault for allegedly restraining a student: The Juneau School Board unanimously approved a long-awaited contract between the district and its teachers union: President Trump has appointed Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy to a seat on the U.S. Arctic Research Commission.
Newscast – Wednesday, April 15, 2026
In this newscast: The Juneau Assembly will delay the planned summer demolition of the downtown Telephone Hill neighborhood until the city receives more information from prospective developers:
President Donald Trump on Friday called on Alaska voters to repeal ranked choice voting at the November election:Two Chilkat robes – one very old, one not yet on the loop – will soon belong to a Lingit clan as they work to rebuild their clan house in Sitka.
Juneau’s ninth Traditional Games welcomes international competitors
Coach, competitor and co-founder Kyle Kaayak’w Worl shares the importance of the games and what’s new this year.
Folk Fest received 200 applications for 125 main stage slots. Q&A with Board President Josh Fortenbery on who makes the cut.
The 51st Alaska Folk Festival will feature about 125 acts on the main stage – and that’s just one piece of a much larger production.