Juneau Assembly OKs drinking water supply plan
The Juneau Assembly has adopted a Municipal Drinking Water Supply Plan that grew out of discussions about reopening the AJ Mine near downtown.
Some CBJ water and sewer lines break from quake
The weekend earthquake that shook Southeast Alaska is likely responsible for some sewer and water breaks throughout 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
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
Alaska’s moon rocks return to State Museum in Juneau
Alaska’s long lost moon rocks are back in Juneau and on display at the State Museum through at least the end of the month.
The … more
Juneau Assembly Housing Committee gets to work
Calling all land owners, developers, lenders and realtors. The Juneau Assembly wants to hear from you.
Boundary commission postpones Juneau’s annexation petition
The state’s Local Boundary Commission has postponed indefinitely the City and Borough of Juneau’s petition to annex nearly 2,000 square miles south of the Capital … more
Homelessness plagues many Juneau students
Juneau had more than 200 homeless youth under the age of 18 in 2010-2011.
Juneau woman arrested for alleged heroin possession
Juneau Police and the FBI arrested a 25-year-old Juneau woman Thursday for allegedly bringing heroin to the Capital City aboard an Alaska Airlines jet.
According … more
Firefighters fight downtown blaze
Capital City Fire and Rescue spent Monday night fighting a blaze at the Gastineau Apartments in downtown Juneau.
