More than 1,000 people gathered Saturday, Oct. 18, at Overstreet Park for the “No Tsars, No Kings” protest. Protesters ...

The rich man lived in a fantasy world. He thought the rich deserved what they had with no responsibility for the poor. He ...

The sun was a merely a cameo at the tail end of this summer’s reel, but it made a powerful impression. When blue skies ...

When Debbie Clarke Moderow was running the Iditarod — the 1,100-mile sled dog race through Alaska’s frozen interior — she had a moment.

The shelter is open nightly from 9:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. There is a free shuttle service that picks up patrons on Teal Street ...

On top of the 219 grams of fentanyl, JPD seized 10.12 grams of heroin, 8.2 grams of psilocybin mushrooms, 4.89 grams of ...

Former Juneau Police Department Officer Brandon LeBlanc has been cleared of criminal charges for a July arrest in which he ...

On peak days in the summer, the docks accept five ships and up to 21,000 people. Final counts for this latest cruise season ...

The implications of last week’s Juneau municipal election are unmistakable. Voters have sent an unambiguous message that it’s time to change course, and the city must live within its means.

Research coming from the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado Boulder incorporated Indigenous knowledge into their research ...

While this sometimes meant championing specific policy proposals to help Alaskan businesses and their employees, I found that, frequently, the best thing government can do is step out of the way.

All areas of Juneau lost power late Tuesday morning, with service restored about an hour later through Alaska Electric Light & Power’s backup generators. The city remained on generators for roughly ...