Juneau Assembly passes annexation petition — with no one arguing for it
Three of the four tracts are on Admiralty Island, which drew fire from Angoon and seasonal property owners.
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Juneau police officers begin using body cameras
The police chief hopes all patrol officers and their supervising sergeants will be trained and using body cameras by the middle of 2018.
Victims of downtown Juneau fire identified
“Wilfrido” Luis Román Olivarría Mora, 34, and Adrian de Jesus Olivarría Mora, 21, were brothers and both were from Mexico.
Juneau police investigate reports of campaign sign thefts linked to Assembly candidate’s truck
Juneau police traced reports of stolen signs — and new ones sprouting unsolicited on private property — to a truck belonging to an Assembly candidate. But she denied wrongdoing.
Reflections from an improbable gardener in Juneau
My first attempt at a Juneau garden is actually bearing fruit, proving that gardening isn’t just for middle-aged women or foppish 17th-century French kings anymore.
Juneau cops and homeless strike common ground at the bowling alley
Homeless people and police officers squared off in a friendly game and helped raise money for a homeless shelter.
Juneau man dies days after being kicked in head; police arrest suspect
A 56-year-old Juneau man died four days after he was kicked in the head outside the Downtown Transit Center there, police said.
Burned boat pulled from Juneau harbor, but the fire is still under investigation
Contractors lifted the boat, Whimsea, from the waters of Statter Harbor in Juneau on Friday, placing it aboard a barge, where 600 gallons of oily water was pumped from the wreckage, DEC said.
US Sen. Sullivan steers clear of health care controversy in speech to Alaska lawmakers
U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan stuck to jobs and the broader economy in his speech to the Alaska Legislature on Friday, steering clear of his ideas about the GOP effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
Juneau 'cribs': Here's how lobbyists, legislators and aides live in one of the nation's smallest capitals
Each year, hundreds of people move to Juneau for the legislative session. Alaska Dispatch News toured some of their temporary homes, from cramped apartments to a sportfishing yacht.
Juneau woman stabbed in head; suspect charged with attempted murder
Juneau police have identified the suspect charged with stabbing a woman in the back and head at a Mendenhall Valley apartment early Tuesday.
Photos: Alaskans out in full force for Women's March events
From Anchorage to Bethel, Juneau to Adak, the westernmost city in the U.S., Alaskans gathered as part of the Women's March movement.
Juneau police name officer and unarmed man he shot, but say little else about confrontation
Around 4:20 a.m. Saturday, police said, Sgt. Chris Gifford shot Jeremie Shaun Tinney of Juneau while responding to a report of a car crash.