Even as season winds down, bears are still roaming in Juneau
Juneau police say a bear was struck by two vehicles on Glacier Highway near Jensine Street Thursday afternoon.
JDHS tennis players compete in state tournament
The Juneau Douglas High School tennis team is sending eight players to Anchorage for the tournament.
Wednesday Night’s Mudrooms: An Audio Postcard
K3’s Scott Burton attended the October 9th performance of Mudrooms and produced this piece. Tune into KTOO on October 28 at 7pm for a full broadcast.
Hoonah plantiff says City not providing witnesses for pre-trial depositions
Haley Tokuoka alleges negligent training and supervision led to the deaths of Matthew Tokuoka and Tony Wallace
Impacts of the shutdown on the Tongass
The U.S. Forest Service employs about 400 people in Southeast Alaska’s Tongass National Forest and most of them are on furlough, awaiting a call from the federal government that they’ll soon be back to work.
City and Borough of Juneau feeling effects of federal government shutdown
While it’s not taking a major toll on municipal operations just yet, officials worry there could be bigger impacts if the shutdown continues for an extended period of time.
Potential evidence under review in Yakutat homicide cold case
Judge will likely rule whether unredacted emails can be turned over to Robert Kowalski’s defense
Juneau’s uninsured get help navigating healthcare
Crystal Bourland’s full time job is helping people enroll in a health insurance plan under the new federal Affordable Care Act. Her first day on the job was Monday.
AIDEA signs agreement to support Niblack project
The owner of the Niblack mining project on Prince of Wales Island continues to explore the possibility of a minerals processing plant on Gravina Island near Ketchikan.
Re-roofing the Treadwell pump house
It hasn’t been an easy job to re-roof the old Treadwell pump house on Sandy Beach.
Juneau municipal election results certified
City Clerk Laurie Sica says the CBJ Canvass Board met Tuesday to complete its review of absentee and questioned ballots.
State expects unemployment filings to rise due to shutdown
The Department of Labor started receiving calls from furloughed federal workers the first day of the shutdown.
Tlingit & Haida housing authority, CCS to expand senior services in rural Southeast
Tlingit and Haida Regional Housing Authority and Catholic Community Service on Monday announced the expansion of a program that helps senior citizens live independently in Southeast Alaska.
Study: Southeast’s “blue economy” growing
Southeast Alaska’s maritime economy provides more than a quarter of the wages paid in the region.
Downtown dining gets some new flavors
Juneau’s downtown dining scene has some new additions while a couple established eateries are making changes.
Falcons fall to Crimson Bears in Glacier Bowl
The Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears toppled the Thunder Mountain Falcons 57 to 0 Friday night.
Juneau’s Harborview Elementary School is crazy for World Hoop Day
How do you get 400 elementary school kids to hula hoop at the same time? Make it a school project for World Hoop Day.
Alaska’s high court first supreme court in the nation to hear climate change case
The lead plaintiff’s home in Kipnuk is uninhabitable because of spring floods, melting permafrost and erosion.
Business-plan contest names semi-finalists
A dozen Southeast entrepreneurs will attend an economic boot camp this month to learn how to develop a business plan.
CBJ to hold public meetings on utility rate study
Residents of the Blueberry Hill area of West Juneau were without water all day Wednesday when a water main and valve broke.