As the U.S. team heads to the Women’s World Cup quarterfinals this weekend, a Juneau soccer camp is teaching kids all about the global sport.
Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau
Bloom boom: Juneau farmer joins Alaska peony rush
Peony flowers are supposed to be the next big boom in Alaska exports, and now a Southeast grower is giving the cash crop a shot.
40-foot cruiser towed after striking rock near Coghlan Island
A 40-foot cruiser struck a rock late yesterday morning near Coghlan Island in Auke Bay.
Juneau protesters say “Shell, no!” to upcoming Arctic drilling
A crowd of about 40 gathered in the drizzling rain outside Juneau’s federal building this Thursday to protest Royal Dutch Shell’s oil rig, the Polar Pioneer.
Juneau’s state employees may not suffer the full impact of cuts
Nearly 500 jobs could be cut as the dust settles on the 2016 state operating budget, but the local economy may not immediately feel the impact of those losses.
Online cemetery mapping to ensure Juneau always knows where the bodies are buried
A grease-smudged stack of 25 fading sheets of paper in a storage shed is one of only two copies of who’s buried where in Evergreen Cemetery. All the burials since 1986 are handwritten, but that’s about to change.