The ruling means the Alaska Department of Fish and Game can kill bears ahead of the caribou calving season for the Mulchatna Caribou Herd.
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7 years after Tracy Day’s disappearance, Juneau police say they have no suspects and no new leads
Tracy Day’s missing persons case remains open, and her family still wants answers about the ongoing investigation. KTOO sat down with the Juneau Police Department to ask their questions.
House panel boosts maintenance, pulls West Su and Cascade Point projects from budget
More than half of the House’s additions would go towards K-12 schools across the state.
Juneau police arrest suspect accused of attacking multiple people in Mendenhall Valley
Police are actively investigating both assaults, and believe they are connected. The department has increased police presence in the area where the attacks took place and is seeking information from other residents and possible witnesses.
Newscast – Wednesday, May 6, 2026
In this newscast: Tuesday was a day of remembrance, awareness and calls to action to address the crises of Alaska Native and other Indigenous people facing extreme rates of violence; City and federal contractors originally planned to build the flood wall along the Mendenhall River much higher this summer, after it just barely protected hundreds of homes from Juneau’s largest glacial outburst flood last August. But after the project cost ballooned, leaders decided to scale it back; Gov. Mike Dunleavy is pressing lawmakers to act quickly on his proposal to cut taxes for the Alaska LNG project; Lawmakers in the Alaska House unveiled their first draft of the state’s capital budget on Monday. It adds about $100 million in spending to the roughly $250 million capital budget that passed the Senate last month
Bill aimed at stabilizing school district budgeting process proceeds through Legislature
A bill that aims to bring stability to the school budgeting process made its way out of the House Finance Committee on Tuesday.