Juneau News

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Juneau police say four girls have been linked to vandalism at Mendenhall River School.

JUNEAU, Alaska - Alaska's economic future is on the line if more oil doesn't flow through the 800-mile trans-Alaska pipeline.

An Omro man who beat a puppy to death rather than follow police orders to give up the dog will... JUNEAU, Alaska - Lt.

The Capital Kennel Club of Juneau announced that five Juneau dogs successfully completed their certification as American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizens.

There wasn't a dry eye in the room during much of Saturday's performance by the Glacial Erratics.

We represent the open gateway to our community. Whether through buying, selling or renting, we are the providers of information - the resource for those relocating to Juneau.

Just when many Alaskans are thinking of warmer climates, Homer resident Vivian Finlay is preparing to head to Fiji and New Zealand.

The Senate Finance Committee heard overwhelming support Wednesday for a proposed increase in education funding.

The Mendenhall Flying Lions Club and Marlintini's have teamed up to bring "Alaska's Official Balladeer," Hobo Jim, to Juneau for two concerts.

Gulfside Secures Port Snettisham Magnetite Iron Ore Property Highlights: i 1 2 Gulfside and Pacific Rim agreement for option to acquire 100% interest in Port Snettisham Magnetite Iron Ore Deposit, Alaska i 1 2 Aggregate consideration for 100% interest is $3,770,000 plus 2.5% NSR royalty i 1 2 Significant exploration including geophysics and 11 hole ... (more)

JUNEAU, Alaska - Senate President Gary Stevens said Tuesday that he thinks the last coastal management bill passed by the Senate would be considered substantially similar to the program set out by a proposed ballot initiative.

JUNEAU, Alaska - The Alaska Redistricting Board plans to appeal a judge's decision that they redraw two House districts.

JUNEAU, Alaska - The Alaska Senate plans to unveil a generic oil tax bill this week, leaving to the committee process the job of working out the details.

Hidden away here in Juneau, Alaska, we have one of America's finest songwriters.

Community perspective Earlier this month, Department of Natural Resources employees received an email from a deputy commissioner saying that their mission statement had been changed.

Last winter, readers returning from trips to Juneau raved about a new play they had seen at Perseverance Theatre, "The Blue Bear." “THE BLUE BEAR” will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday through Feb.

Brent Paquette had two months to think about his berth in the Case Construction Triple Threat Rodeo in Las Vegas.

Gov. Sean Parnell and Catherine Stevens stand next to a portrait of the late-U.S. Sen.

A portrait of the late U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens is expected to be unveiled at the Alaska State Museum this evening.