Over the years, several Curious Juneau listeners have asked where Juneau’s recycling goes. A few even wonder if it’s really getting reused, or if some of it ends up in a landfill.
Adelyn Baxter
Audience Engagement Editor, KTOO
After 50 years, KTOO is still Juneau’s community radio station. But how did it get started?
A small group of determined, unpaid volunteers took it upon themselves to start a local public radio station in 1974.
Juneau welcomes first baby of the year
Cosmo Jobsis was born Saturday at Bartlett Regional Hospital to local residents Emma and Dylan Jobsis.
High wind warning in effect until Wednesday night
The National Weather Service says unsecured objects are likely to blow around and could damage property. Power outages are also possible.
KTOO turns 50 in January — help us celebrate by sharing your message
As part of our celebrations, we’d love to hear how KTOO impacts you.
Miss Gay Alaska America crowned in Juneau, now headed to national competition
Lamia Monroe won the crown at the inaugural pageant and will represent Alaska at the national contest in January.
Juneau food banks say need for assistance remains high
Southeast Alaska Food Bank expects to distribute more food than ever this year.
Bigger than ever, AFN arts market showcases ‘microcosm of Alaska’
Each year, Indigenous artisans converge for three days during the convention to sell carvings, kuspuks, fur-lined hats and all manner of jewelry.
Mga Kuwento, Ep. 3: The story behind Juneau’s Filipino Community Hall
For more than 50 years, the building has been a literal and figurative home to Juneau’s Filipino community. But it’s getting older, along with many of the people who made it what it is today.
Voting in Juneau’s election ends Tuesday night. What happens next?
If you haven’t voted yet, here’s how to do it — and what to expect after you do.