Ronald L. Martin, 72, placed on four years of probation, ordered to pay $10,000 out of $40,000 fine
Public Safety
Storis to be junked
The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Storis will be towed to Mexico Friday and cut up for scrap metal.
Seward getting bronzed
Secretary of State who engineered Russian America purchase will be commemorated
CBJ Law Dept. adding staff, may move offices
An additional attorney and administrative assistant will be hired, as the city’s in-house legal team takes on duties for the Juneau School District and city-owned Bartlett Regional Hospital.
UPDATE: F/V Western Venture has sunk
The U.S. Coast Guard says a 59-foot longliner that burned Sunday in the Bering Sea has sunk.
Escapee detained after foot chase on Egan Drive
Juneau police say they arrested a fugitive, who left a halfway house earlier this week. But not before the man ran from officers trying to apprehend him.
State Office Building reopens after suspicious material deemed non-hazardous
A hazmat team secured the package and handed it over to officials from the FBI, which determined the substance was packaging material.
SOB evacuated, powder reported found
Officials now say there was no threat from a suspicious white powder found in a package at the State Office Building in Juneau on Friday.
Even as season winds down, bears are still roaming in Juneau
Juneau police say a bear was struck by two vehicles on Glacier Highway near Jensine Street Thursday afternoon.
Hoonah plantiff says City not providing witnesses for pre-trial depositions
Haley Tokuoka alleges negligent training and supervision led to the deaths of Matthew Tokuoka and Tony Wallace