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Weather Service says drop in Juneau’s Suicide Basin likely not another glacial outburst flood
Meteorologists watching the basin said even if it did release, it wouldn’t flood Mendenhall River.
Latest News
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Juneau Assembly approves pay boosts to top city officials
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Juneau Assembly tables ordinance requiring nonprofits to charge sales tax
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‘It heals my heart’: Dance groups gather in Wales to keep traditions alive
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Juneau Assembly highlights: nonprofits sales tax, flood funding and city leader pay hikes
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Officials battle fire at Whittier’s new cruise ship terminal
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Haines to vote on ballot measure to tax timber, gravel and ore exports
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Peltola and Sullivan confront trawl bycatch, and each other, at Kodiak fisheries debate
Juneau
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More than a dozen black bears feasted at Juneau’s landfill all summer after owner took down fence
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Minds behind the Lingít opera debuting in Juneau say itʼs a return to tradition
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UAS student composes music from Juneau stream data
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Kake leader Joel Jackson dies at age 70
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Juneau School District and support staff union slated to go to trial next year
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CCFR launches life-saving app to reduce response times for cardiac arrests in Juneau
Southeast
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Mayor says Haines is ‘bleeding young families’ as childcare options get even scarcer
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UAS expands its reach, drawing students from more states
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In third place, U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan says he doesn’t plan to withdraw
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Tongass Voices: Holly Huber on competing for Miss USA
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Owner of Haines wildlife center arrested more than a year after the state seized his animals
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State ferry service to Skagway suspended
Statewide
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Arctic Report Card gets new supporters after NOAA cut funding
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Skagway’s ferry terminal is set to reopen weeks after sudden closure
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Alaska legislator asks state to prosecute candidate for Lt. Gov. and former attorney general
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After nearly 3 decades with the agency, Alaska’s NTSB chief retires
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Federal government transfers ANMC to tribal ownership after decades-long advocacy
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Some Juneau residents say e-motorcycles are a problem. City leaders look to regulate them.









