For that reason, Tlingit & Haida is preparing a new program to help those families navigate benefits and legal questions after receiving $450,349 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Three years after Asher Banks died of leukemia at age three, a blood drive bearing his name will return to Juneau on Friday, ...

A Chilkat weaving project is helping to teach the next generation at Goldbelt Tram in Juneau. Chilkat weavers Donedin Jackson ...

I dropped off my property tax check this morning. It was our largest expenditure for September. Affordability is the key word ...

The Juneau Economic Development Council (JEDC) has released its annual overview of the economy of Juneau and the Southeast ...

Capital City Fire Rescue (CCFR) has recognized three team members for their life-saving efforts during a recent water rescue.

Juneau’s black bears may not be on the Fat Bear Week ballot, but residents can help them prepare for winter by keeping garbage and other food out of reach. After all, the best place to admire a ...

Richard “Ric” Iannolino left earth to “dance with the stars” at dawn Sept. 15, 2026 after a peaceful death at the Juneau Pioneer Home. His journey with kidney disease and prostate cancer is over, ...

Tom Begich’s recent gubernatorial withdrawal has understandably disappointed supporters and those excited by two Democrats on ...

Labcorp will pay Alaska $26,010 and change how it oversees outside vendors after a 2019 data breach potentially exposed ...

Assembly Areawide candidates include incumbent Paul Roy Kelly, Brad Sapp, and James J. McCants, Assembly District 2 ...