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Hopothermia Double IPA will be available in four packs in all 15 states where Alaskan Brewing Company beers are sold.

November 14th of every year would be Dr. Walter Soboleff Day. Another proposed bill would make 20 Alaska Native languages official state languages.

Contact Juneau police immediately if you see Derek McMillan.

“I think this is a monetary system that we should get used to. Our future is in this kind of currency,” Alaska Robotics owner Pat Race says.

The Philippine Health Department has declared an outbreak of measles in parts of the capital Manila

A nearly-half-million-dollar grant will speed restoration of Alaska’s oldest Haida longhouse. The structure was first built 130 years ago at Kasaan.

Capital City Fire and Rescue and the U.S. Forest Service are sponsoring an ice safety workshop at the Mendenhall Glacier.

John Wahl stands trial in Curry County starting April 16th

School districts across the state are bracing for fewer operating dollars

“We see opportunity for staff to collaborate more where our missions intersect,” said Library Director Robert Barr.

“It’s really sad because it’s kind of a coffee klatch operation in the morning,” says Douglas resident and loyal customer John Isaak.

Scott Phillips worked for the City and Borough of Juneau for nearly 30 years, including 19 as the Juneau Police Department’s mechanic.

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources has issued a final decision transferring nearly 18 acres of submerged tidelands to the city, allowing the $54 million cruise ship dock project to move forward.

Tired of dreary clouds and rain? It’s expected to continue for a while

The Assembly also amended the city’s disturbing the peace code, created a Human Resources and Risk Management Department, and transferred funds to a project to rehabilitate Last Chance Basin’s well field.

The Sealaska Heritage Institute is once again offering scholarships to students attending college, graduate school or vocational-technical programs.

“We’re behind the curve for sure with social media. In government we need to try and reach out to everybody in the community and I think we’re probably missing a group of the population because they don’t go to juneau.org to get information. They want it yesterday and I don’t know that we’re providing it in a way that they can get it.”

Mallott says his campaign is about Alaskans being engaged in crucial decisions that affect their lives..

The number of species is slightly above average, according to organizers. In all, birders saw nearly 11,000 individual birds.

Police are looking for tips that could lead them to a man they believe was involved in a Jan.1 assault.