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Four Juneau residents charged with 24 felonies for Coho Apts. and Egan Drive incidents

City Manager Kim Keifer said parking laws and penalties are “for the most part” being enforced.

Delta Air Lines is resuming its long-dormant Seattle-Juneau flights. But they’ll only happen once a day and only in the summer.

Juneau lawmakers are concerned about the impact of budget reductions on education funding.

“If you don’t have health insurance in 2014, you can face a tax penalty of $95 per individual, and that tax penalty goes up,” says Tyann Boling, Chief Operating Officer for Enroll Alaska.

“We don’t look at this as we lost,” Jeffra Clough says. “We won so much, and we have so many followers in the community, and across the state, and across the nation. And people now know a little bit more about Eaglecrest.”

Scientists are finding more evidence that Southeast Alaska’s first residents arrived more than 10,000 years ago. It’s coming through a new method of locating early settlements.

According to the City and Borough of Juneau urban avalanche advisory, the danger is four on a scale of 1-5.

At an Anchorage Chamber of Commerce luncheon and then again with reporters, Parnell emphasized the need to pull back on state spending.

CNN columnist John Sutter wants to explore the complex factors that contribute to the state’s high rape rate and find out what people are doing to fix it.

Gov. Sean Parnell’s proposed capital budget has no money for Southeast Alaska hydroprojects. But it has funding for ferry terminals and a road north out of Juneau.

The new Southeast Radiation Oncology Center in Juneau celebrated its grand opening on Thursday.

Most halibut charter boat operators will be working under a new regulatory system next year. They expect their clients will get to keep fewer fish.

Heritage Coffee Roasting Co. will lease space from Foodland IGA. The café will have its own seating and replace Foodland’s coffee kiosk.

Nine tons of individually wrapped frozen salmon steaks sit in a container at Juneau’s Alaska Marine Lines.

Gov. Sean Parnell will unveil his proposed budget following a new revenue forecast predicting $2 billion less income.

Don’t forget to vote in Powder Magazine’s Ski Town Throwdown between Eaglecrest and Crested Butte.

Alaska Electric Light and Power crews worked nonstop from about 5 a.m. Wednesday until just after 4 o’ clock in the afternoon.

First felony appearance was held Tuesday for James Depasquale, Jarell Torres and Amanda Phillips.

“It really says that our government, our house, the people’s house is accessible. And it’s our chance to be accessible in a pretty big way and for people to really enjoy the house that belongs to them,” says Governor Sean Parnell.