There are a number of events happening around the state to bring attention to the damage these schools did to Indigenous children, and to offer a way to honor victims and begin healing.
Jennifer Pemberton
Managing Editor, KTOO
I bring stories from the community into the KTOO newsroom so that all of our reporting matters. I want to hear my community’s struggles and its wins reflected in our coverage. Does our reporting reflect your experience in Juneau?
Remembering Jeremy Hsieh’s 13 years with KTOO
Over the last decade Jeremy reported nearly 1,000 stories for KTOO.
Two weeks before Juneau’s election, Will Muldoon says it’s not too late to run
Muldoon launched a write-in campaign less than two weeks before the election. And he won. It was the first time someone in Juneau had won any election as a write-in in almost 30 years.
Alaska health officials report Juneau’s 23rd death from COVID-19
Alaska health officials say that a Juneau woman in her 70s has died of COVID-19. It’s not clear when she died.
Newscast – Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2022
In this newscast: Mary Peltola will be the first Alaska Native in Congress; a wet weekend ahead for Juneau; Alaska’s first Black colonel to lead Troopers; meet some of the carvers of SHI’s totem pole trail
With a little help, Juneau voters are getting the hang of ranked choice voting
Poll workers said they felt prepared to help voters navigate both ranked choice voting and the open primary on the other side of the ballot.