Officials in Indonesia say bad weather on Wednesday has stopped the search for the AirAsia jetliner that went missing Sunday.
Archives for 2014
Juneau’s biggest stories of 2014
A longtime state lawmaker resigned, Alaska Native languages were recognized as official state languages, and a price war for airline tickets.
Waiting for snow, and helping Mother Nature
Eaglecrest Ski Area managers turn on the snow-making guns to make a base.
Second boy reaches deal in illegal Brevig Mission muskox killings
Both boys charged with chasing down a herd of muskox before killing several of the animals just outside of Brevig Mission have now reached a deal.
Mallott to decide Walker’s future involvement in Point Thomson settlement
Gov. Bill Walker has delegated his authority on the Point Thomson lawsuit to his lieutenant governor, while still leaving open the possibility of his involvement.
Walker continues to fill out cabinet with administration, education commissioners
Gov. Bill Walker has made his final decision on his administration and education commissioner.
Juneau police report unattended death early Saturday
Stanwood Anthony Whitely was found early Saturday morning on Front Street.
Juneau Afternoon – 12-31-14
Wednesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, the Capital Steps year in Review.
Republicans Sort Their Priorities For The New Congress
The 114th Congress convenes on Jan. 6 and GOP leaders are preparing their to-do list for the new year, when they will control both chambers.
Mining, timber, elections top 2014 Southeast news
The year in news in Southeast Alaska can be summed up by three topics: mining, timber and elections.