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Remembering Mackenzie

Remembering Mackenzie

About a hundred people gathered on the steps of Juneau’s Sealaska Plaza Friday evening for one of several candlelight vigils held around the state for 13-year-old Kake homicide victim Mackenzie Howard.

UPDATE: Senate panel hears cruise ship wastewater bill

UPDATE: Senate panel hears cruise ship wastewater bill

HB 80 has already passed in the House, and on Thursday the Senate Finance Committee invited the public to comment on it.

Vigils planned to mourn 13-year-old Kake girl’s death

Vigils planned to mourn 13-year-old Kake girl’s death

As the investigation into her death continues, candlelight vigils are planned across Alaska tonight in memory of Mackenzie Howard.

USPS to scale back hours at Douglas and Auke Bay post offices

USPS to scale back hours at Douglas and Auke Bay post offices

Starting March 4th, the Douglas station will only be open 1 to 5:30 p.m. on weekdays, and 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturdays. Auke Bay will be open from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays, and noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.

Troopers investigating Kake girl’s death as a homicide

Troopers investigating Kake girl’s death as a homicide

Spokeswoman Beth Ipsen says investigators are continuing to work in Kake today while awaiting results of an autopsy performed by the state Medical Examiner’s office in Anchorage.

Mackey pulls out of Yukon Quest at Dawson

Mackey pulls out of Yukon Quest at Dawson

A demoralized and disappointed Lance Mackey pulled his dog team into Dawson City Thursday morning and voluntarily scratched from the Yukon Quest.

State monitoring cruise industry’s treatment of local businesses

State monitoring cruise industry’s treatment of local businesses

For the first time, the Department of Law is cracking down on shady business practices allegedly taking place aboard vessels.

Juneau arts education recognized by Kennedy Center

Juneau arts education recognized by Kennedy Center

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is recognizing arts education efforts in Alaska’s Capital City.

Alaska’s Congressional delegation reacts to Jewell’s nomination as Interior Secretary

Alaska’s Congressional delegation reacts to Jewell’s nomination as Interior Secretary

President Barack Obama nominated REI chief executive Sally Jewell to lead the Department of the Interior Wednesday. It’s a Cabinet position with incredible influence over Alaska.

PRAC recommends Auke Lake plan that eliminates towing, jet skis

PRAC recommends Auke Lake plan that eliminates towing, jet skis

As written, the draft plan would eliminate jet skis, water skiers and wake boarders, and any vessel with a motor above 10 horsepower.