Archives for 2014

Wednesday’s back and forth between attorneys culminated in a call for a mistrial.

A federal appeals court issued an opinion Wednesday saying the roadless rule should not apply to Alaska’s Tongass National Forest.

Thursday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Shona Strauser hosts. We’ll check in with Theatre in the Rough’s Aaron Elmore, about their current presentation, The Rivals; We’ll talk with Erin Merryn about “Erin’s Law,” and her participation in the Choose Respect March; Dawn Kolden will be here to highlight the Floyd Dryden production of West…

“People should come out for the march to provide courage for past victims to be able to step out and speak out”

President Obama declared Wednesday that while the U.S. and European union stand united, “Russia stands alone” on the world stage because of its actions.

A BP refinery spilled an unknown amount of oil into Lake Michigan on Monday.

Facebook announced a pretty big purchase on Tuesday: The social media giant said it was acquiring Oculus VR, a company that makes virtual reality goggles, for $2 billion.

In a new rule released on Tuesday, the Internal Revenue Service says it will treat bitcoin and other virtual currencies as property.

Weary searchers resumed their dangerous work Wednesday near Oso, Wash., where it’s thought at least 24 people — and possibly many more — died when a massive mudslide buried dozens of homes and businesses on Saturday.

With the herring spawn starting in Sitka Sound, the Fish & Game is quickly developing plans for a third commercial seine opening — possibly today.