Cassandra Canaveral, one of five teens medevaced to Anchorage after the Nov. 10 blast, says community support gives her hope.
Public Safety
Caution advised as Juneau lakes freeze for the first time this winter
Venturing out onto a frozen lake can be extremely dangerous, and several reports of people falling through the ice circulated on social media.
Susan Carney tapped as next chief justice of Alaska Supreme Court
Carney was appointed to the state Supreme Court in 2016 by then-Gov. Bill Walker. She’ll be the longest-serving justice on the bench when Maassen retires.
One year after landslide, Wrangell’s community reflects on change and healing
Even though the landslide happened 11 miles south of town a year ago, it was detrimental to the community and continues to have lasting impacts.
Juneau’s tribal and city governments embrace collaboration on public safety and waste management
The details of the partnership are outlined in two agreements passed unanimously by the Juneau Assembly Monday night.
Juneau man arrested for second-degree murder seven months after infant’s death
The arrests follows a seven-month investigation by police into the baby girl’s April 15 death.