Archives for April 3, 2014

The need for major repairs has been well documented, punctuated by the occasional chunk of falling masonry.

Juneau residents on Thursday weighed in for and against a $35 million appropriation for the Juneau Access project in Gov. Sean Parnell’s proposed capital budget.

The Alaska Marine Highway ferry Aurora is scheduled to take over LeConte sailings until it’s repaired

Most Sealaska shareholders will get a $721 spring dividend. But others will only receive $57.

Friday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, We’ll get a preview of tonight’s Sound & Motion presentation, A Trip South; We’ll talk to Darren Snyder about the Shindig dance tonight (Friday) with SuSu & the Prophets, celebrating this weekend’s Chicken Summit; We’ll talk with Stacy Bowles about the upcoming Production Assistant classes; We’ll talk with…

B. Raymond Buxton was the lone lucky person to buy a winning ticket for the $425 million jackpot in the Powerball lottery’s Feb. 19 drawing.

A picture is beginning to emerge of 34-year-old Army Spc. Ivan Lopez, who officials have said is the man who opened fire Wednesday at Fort Hood, killing at least three people and wounding another 16 before apparently taking his own life.

NASA is suspending “the majority of its ongoing engagements” with its Russian counterpart over the crisis in Ukraine.

The Columbian mammoth is facing extinction as South Carolina’s proposed state fossil unless the elephant-sized Ice Age mammal can survive the efforts of creationist lawmakers.

Unusual circumstances and odd timing could knock all but one of the citizen measures to the November general election, if the Legislature gavels out late.