Hunting, charter fishing violations filed against guide’s associates
Blake Coombs was a deckhand and Benjamin Olson allegedly shot a beaver while bear hunting with Michael Duby.
Juneau police investigate church graffiti
Juneau Police are investigating vandalism at the Aldersgate United Methodist Church in the Mendenhall Valley overnight.
Deal clears the way for NPR-A development
An agreement between the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service leaves just one formal step before the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska can open up to development.
Accidental shooting injures man
Victim was the driver in a vehicle leaving the gun range.
Juneau stuck in the middle of garbage fight
City Manager Rod Swope says Juneau can’t make any improvements until two private companies work out their issues over the collection and disposal of garbage.
Ostebo says icebreakers key to Arctic operations
Rear Admiral Ostebo says icebreakers are key to U.S. presence in Arctic.
Treadwell: Coast Guard needs icebreakers
Alaska’s Lieutenant Governor pressed Congress Thursday for new icebreaker ships to operate in the Arctic.
Guide’s client charged with hunting violation
Hawaiian client of a Juneau guide is the latest to be implicated in possible poaching activities in the area.
Glacier Highway murder trial delayed
Ryan West is charged with second degree murder in connection with the death of Gabriel Carte.
Officials investigating strange smell at campground
Officials are trying to determine the source of an offensive odor coming from the Mendenhall Lake Campground. Initial testing indicates the smell is not coming from a toxic source, including sewage.
