“She doesn’t move off. She’ll stand her ground on the trail. She’ll even approach hikers, wanting them to move back away from her,” says John Neary, director of the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center.
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Why Alaska bars are offering free pregnancy tests
Bars in Alaska are now offering pregnancy tests. The pilot program is meant to reduce the number of babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome in the state.
Glacier Valley goes into lockdown after threatening phone call
Juneau police are investigating a threatening phone call that sent a local elementary school into lockdown mode.
Weather Service ends manual readings of Mendenhall River level
The National Weather Service is changing the way it forecasts the water level in Juneau’s Mendenhall River.
Blessing and remembering Alaska’s commercial fishermen
This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of Juneau’s Blessing of the Fleet.
Industry forecasts strong tourist season for Alaska
John Binkley, president of Cruise Lines International Association Alaska, says 2015 should be strong year for tourism in the state. But he says challenges may lie ahead.
Cannabis celebration aims to bring together Juneau pot lovers
Marijuana activists in the capital city are planning a Southeast Alaska Cannabis Celebration this Friday at the Juneau Arts and Culture Center.
Idaho man arrested for assaulting officers at Juneau airport
Juneau police arrested Idaho resident David Allen Cimino after he was kicked off a plane for allegedly smoking in a bathroom.
City to design fiscal model for future budget planning
The Juneau Assembly and city administration are hoping better planning will lead to less uncertainty with future budgets.
Juneau residents speak out on operating budget proposal
Juneau residents who testified on the latest version of the state operating budget Monday urged lawmakers to reverse proposed cuts to early childhood education, the state ferry system and public broadcasting.