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  • Why are Juneau’s highest-paid city employees mostly cops?

    Why are Juneau’s highest-paid city employees mostly cops?

    Clarise Larson, KTOO

    Police leadership said the wage data underscores the department’s years-long struggle to fill vacant positions, which means some officers have been clocking in more and more overtime. But that comes with its own trade-offs.

  • New Juneau opera Black Rock, USA centers labor rights and queerness in a fictional 1890s mining town

    New Juneau opera Black Rock, USA centers labor rights and queerness in a fictional 1890s mining town

    Lisa Phu, KTOO
  • King salmon runs are crashing. In Kodiak, a pioneering conservation project aims to save one

    King salmon runs are crashing. In Kodiak, a pioneering conservation project aims to save one

    Katherine Irving, KMXT – Kodiak

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  • Alaskans to vote on language change in voter eligibility law in midterm election

    Alaskans to vote on language change in voter eligibility law in midterm election

    Corinne Smith, Alaska Beacon
  • New USGS estimate says undiscovered North Slope gas resources equal nearly 3 years of U.S. consumption

    New USGS estimate says undiscovered North Slope gas resources equal nearly 3 years of U.S. consumption

    Alena Naiden, KNBA – Anchorage
  • Alaska voters’ privacy could be at risk from state’s handling of voter rolls, judge says

    Alaska voters’ privacy could be at risk from state’s handling of voter rolls, judge says

    James Brooks, Alaska Beacon

Juneau Afternoon

  • New opera ‘Black Rock, USA’ premieres with workshop | Glory Hall Empty Bowls 2026 | Juneau Adult Hockey Association preps for winter sign-ups

    New opera ‘Black Rock, USA’ premieres with workshop | Glory Hall Empty Bowls 2026 | Juneau Adult Hockey Association preps for winter sign-ups

    Wednesday, October 21
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  • Northwest ADA Center voting accessibility | Taku Winds ‘Where the Waters Gather’ | Garden Talk: Winter prep

    Northwest ADA Center voting accessibility | Taku Winds ‘Where the Waters Gather’ | Garden Talk: Winter prep

    Thursday, October 15
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  • Cancer Connection Community Health Forum | Evening at Egan: ‘Climate change and high-altitude agriculture: the work plants do’ | Thrush Hill Music faculty recital

    Cancer Connection Community Health Forum | Evening at Egan: ‘Climate change and high-altitude agriculture: the work plants do’ | Thrush Hill Music faculty recital

    Wednesday, October 14
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Alaska State Government

  • This midterm election, 21 Alaska judges are on the ballot for retention

    This midterm election, 21 Alaska judges are on the ballot for retention

    Corinne Smith, Alaska Beacon
  • How the state uses prison labor in Juneau to subsidize its ferry system

    How the state uses prison labor in Juneau to subsidize its ferry system

    Clarise Larson, KTOO
  • Do Alaska’s gubernatorial candidates plan to live at Juneau’s governor’s mansion if elected?

    Do Alaska’s gubernatorial candidates plan to live at Juneau’s governor’s mansion if elected?

    Clarise Larson, KTOO
  • After years of problems, Alaska plans to outsource payroll for 14,000 public employees

    After years of problems, Alaska plans to outsource payroll for 14,000 public employees

    James Brooks, Alaska Beacon

Latest News

  • Why are Juneau’s highest-paid city employees mostly cops?

    Why are Juneau’s highest-paid city employees mostly cops?

    October 22, 4:21 pm

  • New Juneau opera Black Rock, USA centers labor rights and queerness in a fictional 1890s mining town

    New Juneau opera Black Rock, USA centers labor rights and queerness in a fictional 1890s mining town

    October 22, 1:01 pm

  • King salmon runs are crashing. In Kodiak, a pioneering conservation project aims to save one

    King salmon runs are crashing. In Kodiak, a pioneering conservation project aims to save one

    October 22, 11:38 am

  • Alaskans to vote on language change in voter eligibility law in midterm election

    Alaskans to vote on language change in voter eligibility law in midterm election

    October 22, 11:33 am

  • New USGS estimate says undiscovered North Slope gas resources equal nearly 3 years of U.S. consumption

    New USGS estimate says undiscovered North Slope gas resources equal nearly 3 years of U.S. consumption

    October 22, 11:20 am

  • Alaska voters’ privacy could be at risk from state’s handling of voter rolls, judge says

    Alaska voters’ privacy could be at risk from state’s handling of voter rolls, judge says

    October 21, 4:21 pm

  • Hill campaign gains ground, but supporters worry it’s too late

    Hill campaign gains ground, but supporters worry it’s too late

    October 21, 4:17 pm

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Juneau

  • Alaskan wins Jeopardy! after decades of applying to be on the show

    Alaskan wins Jeopardy! after decades of applying to be on the show

    Tuesday, October 20

  • No Kings ralliers in Juneau urge residents to get out and vote in midterm election

    Monday, October 19

  • Juneau family business accused of embezzlement and theft from Switzer Village Mobile Home Park

    Friday, October 16

  • Through food sovereignty grant, Juneau students learn traditional Lingít food practices

    Thursday, October 15

  • Juneau nonprofit gets $3.6M to transform historic building into senior care center

    Thursday, October 15

  • Two sent to hospital in separate vehicle strike incidents in Juneau this weekend

    Tuesday, October 13

  • Indigenous scholars meet in Juneau to collaborate and highlight tribal resilience

    Tuesday, October 13

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Southeast

  • Ketchikan issues disaster declaration after landslide

    Ketchikan issues disaster declaration after landslide

    Tuesday, October 20

  • Neets Bay Hatchery in Southeast Alaska opens first chum fishery in nearly a decade

    Wednesday, September 30

  • Tlingit and Haida’s president will serve another term

    Thursday, September 24

  • Ketchikan’s borough assembly condemns discriminatory remarks made by planning commissioner

    Wednesday, September 23

  • Metlakatla educator named Alaska’s superintendent of the year

    Wednesday, September 23

  • Haines to vote on measure to reduce a property tax break for seniors and disabled veterans

    Monday, September 21

  • Endangered whale discovered dead on cruise ship bow in Sitka

    Monday, September 21

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Statewide

  • What a ‘Godzilla’ El Niño could mean for snow across Alaska this winter

    What a ‘Godzilla’ El Niño could mean for snow across Alaska this winter

    Wednesday, October 14

  • Newscast – Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026

    Wednesday, October 21

  • Juneau’s Thatcher Brouwer named executive director of United Fishermen of Alaska

    Wednesday, October 21

  • Final Juneau election results: seasonal sales tax passes, new members elected to Assembly

    Tuesday, October 20

  • Newscast – Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026

    Tuesday, October 20

  • Atmospheric river slams parts of Southeast

    Tuesday, October 20

  • Conservatives worry Trump’s Alaska visit may have done more harm than good

    Tuesday, October 20

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