JDHS alum Leah Francis came out as a rape survivor, and as an activist outraged over Stanford University’s in-house adjudication process.
Southeast
Remembering the internment of 83 Alaska Natives during WWII
More than 70 years have passed since the U.S. government forced the people of Atka from their homes to an internment camp on Killisnoo Island in Southeast Alaska.
Update: Earthquake shakes Southeast Alaska
A 5.8 earthquake hit the northern Lynn Canal area this morning just before 4 a.m.
Man arrested for child sexual abuse, pornography
Jonathon Hayward is being held on $200,000 bond for abusing a child over a two-year period
Alaska ferry workers authorize strike if negotiations fail
The state and union plan to meet June 10 for another round of negotiations
Anthony Mallott is Sealaska’s new CEO
A second generation of Mallotts is taking over the helm at Sealaska.
Man faces child sex abuse charges after investigations by Juneau, Sitka police
Juneau police say their investigation into Regal Robert Hudson began in March. Sitka police say theirs started in January 2013
Kito: Will there be enough return on Juneau Access to justify investment?
The draft supplemental environmental impact statement for a road out of Juneau is now under review by the Federal Highway Administration.
Salmon Creek turbidity affects drinking water, not power generation
Turbidity only affects drinking water. It has nothing to do with power generation.
Discretionary voting before Sealaska shareholders
A measure before Sealaska shareholders could alter the way board elections are held. And that could bring some leadership changes.