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Mental exam ordered for teens in Thornton case

An Arkansas judge has ordered the teenagers charged with the murder of Kevin Thornton, of Juneau, to undergo psychiatric evaluations to determine if they are competent to stand trial.

Juneau Assembly narrows manager search

The CBJ Assembly has settled on a shortlist of finalists, but the public won’t find out who until all the candidates are notified.

Hilary Lindh Season Pass Scholarship winners

Two grade school students, a middle school and a high school student win the annual competition.

Parnell discusses overseas trade mission

Parnell discusses overseas trade mission

Outside forces – like the European debt crisis and turmoil in the Middle East – present both challenges and potential for Alaska’s economy, the governor says.

Arkansas judge to hear motions in Thornton case

Attorneys for three Arkansas teenagers accused of killing a Juneau man will argue motions Monday to dismiss the case or transfer it to juvenile court, … more

Sitka CG aviator faces uncertain future after hearing

Sitka CG aviator faces uncertain future after hearing

Lt. Lance Leone faces charges related to negligence and dereliction of duty after the July 2010 crash of his H-60 helicopter. Those closest to him say the incident won’t keep him from flying.

Helo pilot, CG command await report on crash charges

Additional charge being investigated as hearing winds down on allegations of dereliction of duty and negligence against Lieutenant Lance Leone.

CBJ gets 25 applications for city manager job

The City and Borough of Juneau has received 25 applications from people interested in replacing outgoing City Manager Rod Swope, who’s retiring at the end of March.

UA to expand emergency training

The University of Alaska Southeast will hire an emergency program manager next year for all three Southeast campuses to coordinate crisis response.

UAS Juneau has … more

Additional charge to be considered against Leone

Additional charge to be considered against Leone

The investigating officer for a hearing into last year’s fatal Coast Guard helicopter crash off the coast of Washington State says he’ll consider an additional charge of dereliction of duty against the crash’s sole survivor, Lieutenant Lance Leone.