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An ordinance changing how the City and Borough of Juneau handles civil fines, such as parking tickets, is on its way to the full Juneau Assembly for action.

Transportation Security Administration officials at Juneau International Airport found a flare in the carry-on bag of an Alaska Airlines passenger bound for Sitka Monday afternoon.

The Juneau Assembly on Monday decided for the time being not to consider new restrictions on the use of motorized watercraft on Auke Lake.

Ryan Conarro completed a two week artist in schools program that culminated with a presentation last Thursday.

Alaska Territorial Guard members never received formal discharge papers from the United States government, including some well-known Alaskans.

A Southeast village Native corporation wants to export its cultural tourism expertise. It’s opened a consulting business to build on more than a dozen years in the business.

Pilot and two passengers reported on board the wheeled M-5 Maule

Former KTOO General Manager Charles Northrip received an honorary doctorate from UAS for his accomplishments in the field of broadcasting.

Hundreds of Juneau residents flocked to the downtown waterfront Saturday to celebrate two major components of Southeast Alaska’s economy – the Alaska Marine Highway System and the fishing industry. Alaska Marine Highway ferries haven’t been a regular sight in downtown Juneau for about 30 years. But early Saturday morning, the Malaspina quietly sailed into a…

A subcommittee of the Juneau Assembly will recommend a month-long search process for a new City Attorney when the full Assembly meets as Committee of the Whole on Monday.

Jeannie Johnson’s last day in May 15.

A video recording that went viral earlier this week has prompted an internal investigation by the Alaska Department of Public Safety.

Master Gardener Ed Buyarski gets us started on our garden, greenhouse, and lawn

At 20-something, Josh Sundquist has already written a memoir.  It’s a national best seller with a title that implies some struggles:  Just Don’t Fall. “We all have some sort of problem, some thing, some disability if you will. I happen to be missing one leg,” he said. “What are you missing?” Sundquist lost his left…

It could take the City and Borough of Juneau another year or two to work out all the kinks in its new process for determining property values. But the public can help by providing information to the Assessor’s Office.

The Tlingit and Haida Central Council expects some financial challenges in the coming years.

Tuesday was the last day of operation for the Bill Brady Healing Center. The inpatient drug-and-alcohol rehab program has existed in its current form since 1996.

Seven Juneau youth reported taking the hallucinogen, including two who were hospitalized for overdoses

A new turboprop aircraft will make it easier for a medical transport service to land in some Southeast Alaska communities. Beginning Wednesday, Airlift Northwest will operate a Turbo Commander as well as the Learjet between Juneau and rural communities.  The turboprop will allow the medical service to fly into Gustavas, Skagway, Haines, Hoonah, Kake, and…

Total of 12 years in prison with 3 years suspended for Glacier Highway crash, earlier incident