Body found inside freezer identified as Juneau man 1 MIN READ
Remains stored for years in freezer on Glacier Highway property found to be those of Ross Pasquan
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Alaska Science Forum: Deep thawing soil will keep roads rough 4 MIN READ
Before being patched with thick black asphalt during recent weeks, the roads across Goldstream Creek’s swampy valley bucked my car like a whitewater raft in the Nenana River canyon.
Legislature distributes unspent cruise ship tax funds; Juneau to receive $6 million 2 MIN READ
The state collects a tax of $34.50 per passenger from cruise ships of more than 250 passengers
Alaska Science Forum: World War II sparked creation of Geophysical Institute 3 MIN READ
As presidential bill signings go, H.R. 6496 wasn’t a particularly exciting one for the nation on July 31, 1946.
LIVING AND GROWING: Thy will be done 6 MIN READ
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” — Jeremiah 29:11
Ranked-choice voting? Hold on. Alaskans have another ballot measure to decide first. 5 MIN READ
Ballot Measure 1, on the Aug. 18 statewide primary ballot, would reimpose limits on financial donations to state candidates
Governor candidates square off in Juneau 10 MIN READ
Six of Alaska’s 17 gubernatorial candidates appeared at debate hosted by Alaska Superintendents Association
Officials work on solution to Suicide Basin flooding 3 MIN READ
Suicide Basin has released glacier lake outburst floods along Mendenhall Lake and River annually
Alaska researchers part of study looking into ancient humans’ preference for female mammoths
An international research team analyzed the DNA in over 500 ancient mammoth bones
Alaska Public Media receives $1.15M in grants for equipment upgrades
Funds will replace and modernize aging broadcast and information technology systems
Sealaska Heritage Institute unveils plans for ‘crown jewel’ arts building in Juneau
30,000-square-foot mixed-use facility on site of Juneau’s City Hall would cost close to $40 million
New downtown mural reflects Alaska Native heritage and hope for the future | State of Art
Juneau-based artist Crystal Worl recently completed work on \“White Raven Dreams of a Salmon Return.\”
Body found in Juneau freezer likely stored there for several years, police chief says
Juneau police Chief Derek Bos said the remains of Ross Pasquan, who would be 74 if he were still alive, were likely stored in a chest freezer for up to a decade.
White Pine Main Street welcomes new executive director
By Caitlynn Brinkerhoff White Pine Main Street has announced Rachelle Bonnett as its new executive director, effective July 6. Bonnett, originally from Juneau, Alaska, brings a decade of experienc…
Human remains found in freezer believed to be missing family member, police say
Human remains discovered inside a chest freezer at a Juneau, Alaska, home are believed to belong to an adult male family member, according to police.
Alaska House Republicans call to adopt clean gasline bill to safeguard energy security for Railbelt
The caucus is urging focus on House Bill 381 to secure reliable and affordable energy for the Railbelt
OPINION: Ranked choice voting in Alaska and ‘Decoy Dan’ 4 MIN READ
When Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) was first pitched to Alaskans in 2020, sponsors promised “more choice, more voice and more power to Alaska voters.”
Longtime public servant launches campaign for Juneau Assembly District 1
Mila Cosgrove brings more than three decades of leadership and service to the race
Alaskans who lost money in bitcoin scam may be able to get compensation
Attorney General’s Office says Bitcoin Depot Operating LLC has filed for bankruptcy, no longer in business
Juneau secures $12.1M federal grant for Fred Meyer intersection improvements
Improvements include a new traffic light, dual left-turn lanes from Egan Drive, and pedestrian crossings on both sides of Egan Drive and across Yandukin Drive.
Wasilla man fatally shot by Alaska Troopers after fleeing conviction for child sexual abuse 2 MIN READ
58-year-old Phillip T. Phillips was found guilty of multiple sexual abuse of a minor charges
Yearling bear euthanized after being shot out of a tree in downtown Juneau
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game euthanized the black bear after it was “mortally wounded” by a resident near Willoughby Ave. on Thursday morning.
Lawmakers head back to Juneau with Alaska LNG bill unresolved
Disagreements remain on a tax provision that could raise hundreds of millions annually from oil and gas companies. The special session ends Sunday.
Juneau releases new glacial outburst flood evacuation map
The evacuation zone is larger than last year, though forecasters say they expect the flood to be around the same size.