Juneau News

Police arrested a parolee who went through an emergency exit at the San Diego airport and boarded a commuter jet bound for Los Angeles, officials said Wednesday.

SouthEast Alaska Sailing announces the 2012 SEAS Cup. This series of 13 races designed to be fun, while remaining challenging and rewarding.

So many customers ask for the state flower inked across their bodies, Juneau tattoo artist David Lang says he might as well have named his shop "The Forget-Me-Not." Then there are the "907s" dripping with icicles and the "AKs" in Old English font.

An Alaska State Lawmaker is angry after learning that testimony which may have influenced important health-safety legislation was actually false.

Plans are being made in Alaska's capital city for the millions of dollars expected to come from cruise ship passenger fees this summer.

Plans are already being made in Juneau for using millions of dollars expected to come from cruise ship passenger fees this year.

A lawsuit challenging petroleum exploration in Alaska's Cook Inlet was filed May 15 by four groups, including an Alaska Native village, that claim seismic testing will harm endangered beluga whales.

The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium Behavioral Health/Suicide Prevention Program will join the One People Canoe Society and other canoe teams the first week of June for a canoe journey from Kake and Angoon to Juneau for Celebration 2012.

Whether you are a seasoned Juneau resident, or you have visited Alaska's capital city just once, there is a high likelihood you have seen Irvin Carl Rice.

Joule, first elected to the state House in 1996, had earlier filed as a candidate this year.

If a residence's exterior grounds are any depiction of its inhabitants, then the Williams' should be as healthy, colorful, well kept and vibrant as they come in Juneau.

This is the place to talk about Alaska politics, state, local, national. Public life in the Last Frontier has rarely been more interesting -- a full slate of federal and state elections, the influence of former Gov.

In 2008, Sitka became the first Alaska community to earn a Bicycle Friendly Community award.

Magnometry and geochemistry sampling exploration program to cover approximately 71 line kilometers over 49 contiguous claims covering 1,012 acres that comprise the Port Snettisham property, located about 30 miles southeast of Juneau, Alaska.

The state Supreme Court must decide whether to approve the plan, or send it back to the board for another try.

A report says most Juneau visitors prepare their trips to Alaska's capital city online.

Think of 2012 as the year that broke the camel's back, says George Schaaf, the city's Park and Landscape Superintendent.

He left behind a wife and 3 grown children. Gatto was memorialized as a family man first, and a state representative second.

A 65-year-old Juneau man is presumed missing at sea after his unmanned skiff was discovered in the waters of southeast Alaska.

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