Another Juneau man sentenced in drug trafficking case
Darren Louis Wigg, 34, was sentenced Wednesday to five years behind bars. Wigg’s co-defendant, Edward Hausinger, 49, was sentenced to two years in prison on July 27th.
Capital City Market Co-op moves forward with start up efforts
A Juneau food cooperative that formed in a bid to take over the only full service grocery store downtown is moving ahead with startup efforts, despite a commercial operator that looks poised to take over the Alaskan & Proud space.
Juneau police respond to valley rollover, stabbing in Douglas
A 22-year-old who allegedly rolled her truck and then drove away Wednesday night is cited for negligent driving and failure to give notice. Meanwhile, police say they have a suspect in this morning’s stabbing on Douglas, but have not released his name.
Juneau plays good neighbor, loans ambulance to Skagway
Juneau is loaning Skagway an ambulance after the community’s only emergency vehicle was totaled in a July 10th crash on the Klondike Highway.
Motorcyclist dies in collision with car
Twenty-seven-year old Juneau resident Larry Brandon Blatnick Jr. was killed Tuesday when his motorcycle struck a vehicle.
Motorcycle, car collision shuts down Egan Drive
All lanes of Egan Drive are now open after Juneau Police closed traffic in both directions this afternoon while responding to a fatal accident involving a motorcycle and a car at the Juneau-Douglas Bridge. This is a developing story. Check back for details.
Boy chef from Juneau headed to Washington, DC
Ten-year-old Aaron Blust of Juneau is an inspired chef. His salmon dish is getting him and his family a trip to Washington, D.C.
Government-tribal collaboration session set for Southeast
Officials from 10 federal agencies will meet Thursday (August 9th) with tribal leaders from northern Southeast Alaska. It’s one in a series of regional tribal collaboration gatherings.
Thirteen lawyers vying to replace Justice Carpeneti
Three Juneau residents — Superior Court Judge Philip Pallenberg, Assistant Attorney General Susan Cox and Administrative Law Judge Terry Thurbon — have applied to replace Justice Walter “Bud” Carpeneti on the Alaska Supreme Court.
Juneau residents have their say on coastal management initiative
A month-long series of hearings on Ballot Measure 2 wrapped up in the Capital City yesterday (Thursday).
