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Assembly member accused of conflict on cruise ship dock appeal

Assembly member accused of conflict on cruise ship dock appeal

Assembly member Carlton Smith is the real estate broker for a property that could benefit from dock expansion.

Shell drill ship breaks loose from tow vessels, runs aground

Shell drill ship breaks loose from tow vessels, runs aground

A Royal Dutch Shell PLC drill ship has again broke loose from two towing vessels in a Gulf of Alaska storm and run aground on Sitkalidak Island.

Taking a look at some of the big stories this year in Juneau

Taking a look at some of the big stories this year in Juneau

In Juneau, 2012 was marked by changes in leadership at City Hall, a lengthy double murder trial, and the tragic deaths of several young people.

Photos from the news in 2012

Photos from the news in 2012

2012 saw a variety of stories and events in Juneau. Here are some of the photos from this year covering major events, breaking news and … more

Major repairs on the horizon for the State Capitol building

Major repairs on the horizon for the State Capitol building

When legislators enter Alaska’s capitol building soon for the session, they won’t have to be concerned about falling debris.

Drill ship, tows still battle Gulf of Alaska storm

Drill ship, tows still battle Gulf of Alaska storm

The Coast Guard says the crews of two towing vessels attached to a Shell drill ship continue to battle a fierce storm in the Gulf of Alaska.

Alaskans can Pick. Click. Give. to 471 organizations in 2013.

Alaskans can Pick. Click. Give. to 471 organizations in 2013.

It’s almost time for Alaskans to file for their permanent fund dividends. And that means they also have the option to give a portion of their pfd to charitable and non-profit organizations through the state’s charitable giving program, Pick. Click. Give.

Fosbee owners required to upgrade electrical system

Fosbee owners required to upgrade electrical system

Fosbee owners will have to work with the CBJ Building Department and fire marshal’s office to bring the building into compliance with fire and electrical codes.

Tug towing Shell’s Kulluk drill rig experiences engine problems

Tug towing Shell’s Kulluk drill rig experiences engine problems

Coast Guard Spokesman David Mosley in Anchorage says the tug Aiviq began experiencing engine problems late last night. He says it has enough power to maintain its current position, about 48 hours from landfall.

Coast Guard finds safety violations on Shell rig

Coast Guard finds safety violations on Shell rig

Shell’s Noble Discoverer drill rig has had several high-profile mishaps in 2012. Now, the Coast Guard says it found problems with the rig’s on-board systems during an emergency inspection in Seward.