The convention was a first for the teenaged Bernie Sanders supporter. We caught up with her Sunday to see how things went.
Jennifer Canfield, KTOO
Q&A: Corrections boss Dean Williams says he’s moving forward and seeking feedback
After a contentious confirmation process, Williams says he’s now focused on re-establishing relationships between the department, employees and communities.
Fishermen’s Memorial seeks new home
More than a hundred people gathered Saturday at the Alaska Commercial Fishermen’s Memorial Saturday for the Blessing of the Fleet and to pay tribute to the people whose names are engraved on the memorial.
Crown Princess makes unexpected stop in Juneau
A representative for Holland America says the ship got a late start in Vancouver which led to a change in the itinerary.
JPD seeks man who stole armful of merchandise from Nugget Alaskan Outfitter
The man was described as 5-feet 10-inches and was wearing faded blue jeans, a gray and blue hooded sweatshirt, a green camouflage baseball hat and tan shoes.
Fire causes severe water damage to Channel View Apartments
All but five of the building’s units have water damage. The cause of the fire is still unknown.
Only 1 unit burned in Channel View Apartments fire
People who were in the unit at the time of the fire were transported to Bartlett Regional Hospital for possible smoke inhalation.
JPD investigates 2 forced-entry burglaries
A home intruder swung at a man with a crowbar after being confronted Friday.
Former Juneau teacher named principal of Mendenhall River Community School
Dillingham previously taught health, physical education and science in Juneau at the middle and high school levels.
Juneau Arts and Humanities Council passes diversity resolution
The renewed commitment to diversity comes as the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council is trying to move forward with plans to create the Willoughby Arts Complex.