Juneau police and Doug Farnsworth’s family say his body has been found. It’s not yet clear how he died.
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Top-level staff turnover continues at Bartlett Regional Hospital’s behavioral health department
In September, the hospital’s CEO and Chief Behavioral Health Officer resigned abruptly. An interim CEO is in place while the board searches for a permanent one.
Family, friends to host fundraiser for Juneau business owner recovering from emergency surgeries
The fundraiser is being held to help offset Maria Bailey’s medical expenses. Bailey owns Northern Tea House in Juneau.
Indigenous artists take the mainstage at Juneau’s Rock Aak’w
Fourteen musical acts will participate in an international Indigenous music festival this weekend.
Family raise alarm for missing Juneau man: ‘He’s gone for a few days, but he always calls back’
Clifford White is the fourth Juneau man to go missing since August.
For once, clearing skies in Juneau pull back curtain on brilliant aurora
Many who passed up sleep to see the aurora posted images to social media showing intense green waves, purple spikes and ribbons of deep red dancing over the mountains and Gastineau Channel.
Local governments steer money to Juneau child care centers struggling to find workers
The City and Borough of Juneau and the Tlingit and Haida Central Council are both steering extra money to child care services in Juneau.
ICYMI: Southeast Alaska’s tribal health provider has expanded its service in Juneau
Previously, the tribal health organization primarily served the Alaska Native community in Juneau.
Juneau prepares for youth COVID-19 vaccine clinics, reports another resident death
Registration is expected to open at noon on Thursday, pending federal approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for kids age 5 to 11.
What happened to the $2M a cruise ship company offered Juneau?
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings’ initial offer went to the City and Borough of Juneau government. But most Juneau Assembly members didn’t like how that would look, and turned it down.