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Proposition C asks voters whether to approve a 1% seasonal tax in Juneau
The additional tax is estimated to cost the average household at least $300 a year and is supposed to help fund recreation.
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Proposition C asks voters whether to approve a 1% seasonal tax in Juneau
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Outside groups pour millions into Alaska’s governor, congressional races
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UAS scientists are trying to predict harmful algal blooms as super El Niño heats up
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Police investigation reveals a Juneau woman concealed her husband’s death and body to receive benefits
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How to make the most of this year’s $1,200 Permanent Fund check
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Navy prepares to commission USS Ted Stevens destroyer in Whittier
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Alaska prepares to surrender some Statehood Act land claims as it nears 105 million-acre goal
Juneau
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Juneau organizations are coming together to host Orange Shirt Day events Sunday and Wednesday
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Juneau’s Goldbelt Tram reopening still in limbo after crash this spring
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Tlingit and Haida president champions new casino during annual State of the Tribe address
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Tlingit and Haida’s second-in-command challenges its long-standing president in elections this week
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Juneau might vote on a glacial outburst flood tax next year
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Prop A asks Juneau voters to renew a 3% temporary tax for bread-and-butter city services
Southeast
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Ketchikan’s borough assembly condemns discriminatory remarks made by planning commissioner
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Metlakatla educator named Alaska’s superintendent of the year
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Haines to vote on measure to reduce a property tax break for seniors and disabled veterans
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Endangered whale discovered dead on cruise ship bow in Sitka
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Three Alaska fishermen plead guilty after being accused of deliberately scuttling boats
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Skagway’s ferry terminal is set to reopen weeks after sudden closure
Statewide
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Second glacial outburst flood in Juneau crested at 10.18 feet
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Newscast – Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026
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Ferries, fish and tourism take center stage at Ketchikan governor forum
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Trump claims South Korea will invest $50B in Alaska gas pipeline. Not so fast, Korean officials say
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Juneau artist Annie Bartholomew to represent Alaska in Arctic song competition
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Second glacial outburst underway, unlikely to cause major damage