The proposed mine is drawing scrutiny from some Juneau residents who say it could turn “out the road” into an industrial zone.
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Federal agents detain a fifth Juneau man for immigration purposes
This is the sixth person held at Lemon Creek under a federal custody hold for immigration purposes since October.
Here’s when to expect results in Alaska’s 2026 statewide primary election
Information from the Alaska Division of Elections and historical performance by the state offer a guide.
Alaskans face August vote on ending unlimited campaign donations
Alaska has allowed individuals to contribute unlimited sums to candidates since a federal appeals court struck down the state’s limits in 2021 as unconstitutionally low.
Southeast State Fair brings the sound of music — and chainsaws — to Haines fairgrounds
The small ensemble was one of many that came to town for the Southeast Alaska State Fair. Aside from the near-constant music, the big draw on Saturday was a logging show.
Alaska providers say childcare gap is growing
Alaska childcare providers say state and federal funding to support programs is insufficient — and that rising costs mean they are able to offer less and less.