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Juneau high schoolers travel to Hawaii to help rebuild homes destroyed by Lahaina wildfires
Students enrolled in the Juneau School District’s House Build program are eligible to join the annual Habitat for Humanity build trip in Hawaii.
Latest News
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Forest Service plans to hold virtual meeting on Tongass Forest Plan revision Wednesday
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Dunleavy proposes property tax breaks for Alaska LNG pipeline
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Kipnuk votes to relocate following devastation from Halong
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Juneau high schoolers travel to Hawaii to help rebuild homes destroyed by Lahaina wildfires
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Alaska education board takes steps to assess boarding school conditions after outcry
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Alaska lawmakers look to resolve standoff over fast-track budget bill
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Juneau School District reaches tentative agreement with teachers union
Juneau
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Advocates and youth call on Alaska lawmakers to support bills to fund suicide prevention
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Juneau’s iconic Gold Medal Basketball Tournament returns this weekend
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New Juneau Arts and Humanities Council director navigates financial challenges
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Juneau’s wild winter bucks the climate trend
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Alaska Seaplanes announces temporary fuel surcharge citing Iran War
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Juneau’s City Hall could be up for sale in the coming months
Southeast
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In Haines, a small army of locals is gearing up to host a global ski competition
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Forest Service schedules in-person meetings across Southeast on Tongass plan revision
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Southeast Alaska fishers accused of intentionally sinking their vessels
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State lawmakers introduce bills to fight water pollution from cruise ships
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A new mining company wants to restart ore exports in Skagway
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‘Can you survive another crisis?’ New documentary chronicles pandemic in Skagway
Statewide
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Juneau teachers union votes to authorize strike as contract negotiations drag on
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$164M: Auction for drilling rights in Alaska’s Arctic sets new records
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Murkowski is sole Republican to vote to block the SAVE Act
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Iditarod’s new champ, same as the old champ: Jessie Holmes notches rare repeat win
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Juneau School District’s student services director to resign in June
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Juneau Assembly considers offering city winter warming shelter year-round