Payments begin at $1,000 and scale up to $2,000 based on income. Eligible residents can also get an extra $300 per dependent child.
Jeremy Hsieh
Local News Reporter, KTOO
I dig into questions about the forces and institutions that shape Juneau, big and small, delightful and outrageous. What stirs you up about how Juneau is built and how the city works?
FEMA official explains how insurers see floods, mudflows and landslides
Earthquake policies usually cover landslides, while flood policies usually cover mudflows. But they’re usually separate additions to regular property insurance.
Juneau officials identify rising case counts, promote asymptomatic tests
The City and Borough of Juneau announced Tuesday that it’s offering free COVID-19 tests to people without symptoms who may have been exposed.
Hawaii-based company donates 3 years of shipping to Food Bank of Alaska
The CEO of the Food Bank of Alaska says the Hawaii-based shipping company’s commitment is huge, especially with food insecurity rates spiking with the pandemic.
Damages from power surge add up for Juneau residents and city government
Many residents in one neighborhood discovered dead appliances and scorched surge protectors after an outage on Veterans Day. Hospital equipment and water utility machinery were also damaged.
Juneau Assembly considers bumping housing assistance grants up $1,000
The change was prompted largely by news from the grant administrator that the program appears to be vastly undersubscribed.
Juneau risk level and community restrictions likely to stay high through November, city officials say
City officials also flagged the death of a Juneau man in his 80s that happened over the summer, out of state, that state officials recently tied to COVID-19.
Rep. Andi Story wins 2nd term in House District 34 race
The unofficial results in other races in the district show hundreds of voters likely split their tickets between Democrats, Republicans and independents.
Juneau Assembly lines up final CARES Act programs ahead of deadline
Three big programs are competing for what remains of the city’s CARES Act money: direct payments, business grants and housing and utility assistance.
Story in the lead in Juneau’s House District 34 race
That lead does not reflect at least 3,699 more early and absentee ballots that remain to be counted.









