Crimson Bears win USA SPIRIT Nationals championship in California.

Darwin Mendez-Cando, 46, has lived with family members in Juneau since at least 2024, according to officials; arrest occurs same week as quick deportation of Soldotna family.

Former Democratic congresswoman promotes ‘Alaska first’ agenda in announcement video; Cook Political Report changes race’s rating from ‘solid Republican’ to ‘lean Republican.’

Michael Duby represented himself in a trial that was the culmination of more than five years of legal proceedings.

‘Very heavy snowfall’ predicted starting midday prompts decision to cancel classes and activities; UAS operating remotely; residents, businesses still struggling after last storm.

Overnight runway closure results in flight cancellations; trash pickup again halted Wednesday; Juneau about 6.5" shy of record snowfall for any month.

Harbormaster Matthew Creswell reminds community members to stay safe while clearing snow from sinking vessels.

Many businesses shut or closing early Tuesday, including IGA supermarkets at 6p; Thane Road closing at 6p; numerous boats and shelters swamped in harbors.

Record flooding (yet again), snow and cold; rainiest football game in memory filmed for the Super Bowl; loose cruise ship during gustnado prompts viral "disaster" videos.

Areas north of Auke Bay seeing heaviest accumulation; all CBJ facilities, Eaglecrest closed Sunday; snow/rain forecast through at least Wednesday.

‘We’re going to get inch-per-hour rates for about 24 hours, so that could cripple the city,’ forecaster says; assessment may change as storm nears.

Futbol kits at annual tournament bear names that would make St. Nick chuckle. (Article includes gallery with 109 photos)

‘My kids and I don’t have no place to go,’ father says as donations sought to replace family’s lost belongings.

Sub-zero weather causing particulate matter to exceed national air quality standards, according to officials.

An earthquake with a preliminary reported magnitude of 6.7 occurred at about 11:42 a.m. Saturday 55 miles north of Yakutat, according to the Earthquake Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Couple and their daughter arrived in U.S. legally last year; mother says her husband faces ‘certain death’ if deported.

Heaviest periods expected between Sunday morning and afternoon, and on Monday.

Vivacious holiday ballet production to open Juneau Dance Theatre’s 51st season.

Officials say progress made on accessing long-abandoned mine, hope for draft remediation plan by end of next year and final plan by 2029.

Nearly 300 people turn out for 12th annual race that’s a tradition for some, a new way for others to burn calories before the feast ahead.

Shelter would lease eight acres of city land along Crazy Horse Drive for $10 a year for 35 years if ordinance gets final approval.

Christopher Williams Jr. claims Brandon LeBlanc acted maliciously, and CBJ failed to properly supervise and train officer.

"I just don't think this is the right time to implement this ordinance," says Ella Adkison, who originated proposal to make Juneau the first in Alaska to use the methodology for municipal elections.

Moving event to November’s "soup weather" instead of April helps shelter at a time when concerns about homelessness are increasing in Juneau.

Lower cap on property taxes expected to have biggest impact, with funding for extracurricular activities, buses and meals among specific concerns.

People hastily pack some belongings into donated totes and bags, abandon many other items for bulldozers as city clears sites as winter weather sets in.

A Juneau family seeks closure through sentencing, but faces lifelong complications, financial instability.

Newly-completed memorial park for Alaska Native vets, call for return to peace of Armistice Day amidst current-day conflicts mark this year’s traditional events in Juneau.

Help sought for people who’ve lived in tents for months, many of whom say they don’t know where they’ll go next.

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The Veterans for Peace, Southeast Alaska Native Veterans and the VFW Taku Post 5559 and the American Legion will hold annual events on Tuesday.

Alaska making partial payments under emergency declaration issued by governor; impact of Trump order not immediately known.

Former state senate minority leader says "it's exactly times like this that people should step up" as he faces 12 Republican candidates who have declared so far in 2026 race.

Tupou, Ault, Iona, Niere, Van Kirk, Haube-Law fêted.

Date means three residents at the homes will be able to stay well past Nov. 1 deadline to vacate.

Packages of drugs mailed to communities have a combined street value of about $365,960, according to JPD.

Grant recipients will get remaining 60% of awards withheld before election, but will be asked if they’re willing to give money back.

Weeks of fundraising gets $1.15M needed for hospital treatment in addition to $3M already raised for special drug.

State hopes construction begins next fall on project that also plans for 20% growth in traffic at intersection due to development.

$10M for SNAP-eligible Alaskans and food banks would cover a portion of $25M benefits paid monthly to recipients, as Trump administration set to pay a portion under court order.

Asking Goldbelt, cruise industry for more funds among options as CBJ tries to cope with post-election tax cuts.

Crimson Bears girls earn individual medals.

10 Crimson Bears feted before feeding on visiting Wolves.

Belongings and furniture still not packed as Maureen Conerton and husband Jeff Brown are staying past Saturday’s move-out date, but she says they know time is short.

JDHS hockey graduated 10, but returners have earned varsity letters.

Locals, coworkers remember him as an aggressive newsman, familiar voice and gruff persona with an affectionate side.

Agreement signed at special Assembly meeting makes feds responsible for installation and materials, city for maintenance; $25M buyout for View Drive homes also discussed.

Residents submit petition with 847 names in unsuccessful attempt to stop Telephone Hill evictions on Nov. 1; mayor says redevelopment plans for area will be presented Nov. 3.