Juneau

As of 2 p.m., the river was at 38.3 feet and is expected to rise another four and a half feet, just below minor flood stage, by late tomorrow morning.

The New Old Time Chautauqua is a traveling troupe of performers. They’re in Juneau for three days of workshops, shows and activities starting Thursday.

The wife of an Episcopalian minister, Mildred Boesser spent decades fighting for gay rights and marriage equality.

No more cigarette, e-cigarette or hookah breaks between classes; the ban applies to all tobacco products.

The Juneau Assembly voted Monday night to amend the signs code, adding a penalty that’s at least five times higher for unpermitted signs outside businesses.

“They’re exercising their legal right so if that’s the game they’re willing to play, then I’m willing to continue to defend women,” says Haven House board chair June Degnan.

This was the second glacial outburst this month from the Mendenhall Glacier.

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.

Constance Baltuck is the first artist of a pilot program at the Ernest Gruening Cabin run by Alaska State Parks.

Breweries are grappling with more weather extremes — heat waves, snowy winters, heavy rains and drought. Many are coming up with creative ways to adjust to their changing environments.