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Alaska Science Forum: Deep thawing soil will keep roads rough
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 canyo… -
LETTER: Check your voter registration
The Alaska primary election is just a few weeks away, on Aug. 18. This is a very pivotal election. I would advise every voter in the State of Alaska to check their voter registrat… -
OPINION: Questions that matter in Juneau’s next city election
Looking toward our October city elections, it’s time for voters to begin thinking about issues that matter to them and the candidates that are most likely to address them. -
Body found inside freezer identified as Juneau man
Remains stored for years in freezer on Glacier Highway property found to be those of Ross Pasquan -
Grant supports hospice and home care in Juneau
The Foundation for End of Life Care provides funding to Bartlett Regional Hospital
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OPINION: The rule of law cannot become another bargaining chip
Senator Lisa Murkowski once again stands at a familiar crossroads, preparing to cast what may stand as the single most defining vote of her long career.
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Neighbors raise alarm over ‘armed encampment’ on Juneau’s Capital Avenue
Bear shot at garbage-filled property on city-owned land
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Juneau man arrested following confrontation using a handgun
Juneau Police Department’s Special Weapons and Tactics Team dispatched to Tongass Boulevard home
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LETTER: Get out the vote
As the November elections approach, we are reminded that democracy depends on participation. Voting is one of the most important ways citizens can make their voices heard and help…
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On Trump, salmon and bison confusion: An Alaska-themed Q&A with the Yukon’s top official
Currie Dixon is premier of the Yukon Territory. A lot of the issues on his mind might also be on yours.
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Gimme a Smile: Good advice you might not want to take
Everywhere you go, you will find someone who longs to give you advice — sometimes even good advice. You don’t always have to take it. Here are some examples of good advice you mig…
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New online directory aims to advance long-term care in Alaska
Alaska Care Compass provides a centralized resource
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OPINION: Commemorating the president comes down to a coin flip
President Donald Trump is infatuated with gold, from bathroom fixtures in the White House to gold coasters, ceilings, door frames and fireplace decorations in the Oval Office.
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Alaska named America’s largest internet desert
The state ranked dead last in every metric that was measured for the analysis
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I went to the Woods: Big deal or little deal?
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about catastrophic failure.
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OPINION: Why I decided to end my campaign for Alaska’s House seat
Last week I withdrew from the race for Alaska’s seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. What a privilege, honor, and joy it was to run. I ran to serve people of Alaska with a c…
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LETTER: Alaska needs campaign finance limits
The campaign finance bill Gov. Dunleavy recently vetoed has strong support across the political spectrum. Alaska’s old law enacted by voters in 2006 set contributions limits at $5…
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LIVING AND GROWING: A time to count your blessings
Summer is finally here! Rain or shine, my heart fills with joy! Summer also reminds me to count all the blessings from above.
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Death notice: James Rollo Wilson
June 2, 1949 - July 2, 2026
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Juneau man charged with sexual assault of homeless woman
Kevin Matthew George Koenig, 37, was charged with sexual assault in the first degree
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Southeast State Fair brings the sound of music — and chainsaws — to Haines fairgrounds
The small ensemble was one of many that came to town for the Southeast Alaska State Fair. Aside from the near-constant music, the big draw on Saturday was a logging show. -
Alaska providers say childcare gap is growing
Alaska childcare providers say state and federal funding to support programs is insufficient — and that rising costs mean they are able to offer less and less. -
Kuskokwim Bay commercial salmon fishery opens after 5-year hiatus
Commercial salmon fishing is a distant memory on the Kuskokwim River. But down the Bering Sea coast, local fishermen with the Independent Fishermen of Quinhagak Cooperative have b… -
Deadly 2025 Bering Air crash caused by ‘a series of preventable breakdowns,’ NTSB chief says
The plane crashed onto an ice floe after experiencing “severe icing conditions," killing all nine passengers and the pilot. -
23 Alaska legislators ask state to restore voters wrongfully removed from the rolls
A bipartisan group of 23 legislators wrote a letter Tuesday, asking Elections Director Carol Beecher to put all names back on the active voters list unless their ineligibility to … -
Juneau veteran says he was denied First Amendment rights during July 4 parade
A Juneau man said he wasn’t allowed to be in the parade carrying a sign that criticizes war. He says it’s an infringement of his First Amendment rights, and wants the city to get … -
Police defuse explosives found in Haines eagle preserve
The explosive was commercial grade and is typically used to ignite larger explosives. -
Evidence of measles virus found in Anchorage wastewater
Wastewater tested positive for evidence of measles on July 7, 8, 9 and 14, but the state doesn't have comparable data yet for dates beyond mid-July. -
New class to teach Southeast mariners how to avoid hitting humpback whales
Developed by local whale biologists and marine pilots, the class aims to reduce ship strikes. -
Police identify man discovered in chest freezer at Juneau home
It is still unclear when the man died before he was placed in the freezer, along with the circumstances of his death. -
3 dead after plane crash near McCarthy
Troopers received a report of the crash at about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. -
After video of violent arrest, Juneau police pledged reform. 1 year later, what’s changed?
The video prompted a public outcry from residents and the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, as well as a protest seeking justice. -
Dozens of weather stations crucial for Alaska aviation went dark on Monday
No flight cancellations were immediately reported. -
Lawmakers say third Alaska LNG session is Dunleavy’s last chance to make a deal
Gov. Mike Dunleavy called a new special session after rejecting a bill that would have cut taxes on the Alaska LNG project but increased them on some private oil and gas companies. -
Assembly rejects bonds to upgrade Juneau’s schools and wastewater system again
The bonds would have helped fund $25 million worth of critical repairs and upgrades to Juneau’s schools and the city’s water and sewer systems. -
11 candidates vie for local office in Juneau’s fall municipal election
The candidate filing period for Juneau’s October municipal election closed Monday afternoon. -
Alaska Democratic U.S. House candidate says he had support but not enough money
Matt Schultz explains his decision to suspend his campaign against Republican incumbent Rep. Nick Begich and back independent Bill Hill -
Newscast – Thursday, July 30, 2026
In this newscast: Juneau police have confirmed the identity of a man whose remains were discovered in a chest freezer last week at a home in Lemon Creek; Three people are dead aft… -
Newscast – Wednesday, July 19, 2026
In this newscast: For the second year in a row, the Juneau Assembly has rejected putting two bond debt proposals on the local election ballot; It's been one year since a Juneau of…
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Newscast – Tuesday, July 28, 2026
In this newscast: Forecasters predict the glacial lake responsible for producing Juneau's annual glacial outburst flood will fill a bit later than initially forecast; Eight candid…
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Ranked-choice voting? Hold on. Alaskans have another ballot measure to decide first.
On Aug. 18, Alaskans will be asked if they want to change the way the state’s elections operate, but not in the way that most voters are thinking. The sole ballot measure before v… -
Feds turn over Alaska hazardous waste management to state
Alaska is now in charge of hazardous waste regulation in the state, a task that can be made more challenging by geographic remoteness. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on … -
Here’s when to expect results in Alaska’s 2026 statewide primary election
Early, in-person voting begins Monday for Alaska’s Aug. 18 state primary election, and thousands of voters have already cast absentee ballots by mail. Regardless of when — or how … -
Bristol Bay is more than a fishery — it is a way of life
Five days after graduating from high school in 1980, my identical twin brother, Malcolm, and I boarded a plane for Alaska. We were young, restless and convinced we were heading no… -
Murkowski among 3 Republicans to break with Trump in US Senate vote to block war in Iran
WASHINGTON — For the second time in as many weeks, a War Powers Resolution aimed at curbing President Donald Trump’s war with Iran failed to pass the U.S. Senate Thursday. The vot… -
String of outbreaks tests US public health system amid funding cuts, vaccine resistance
WASHINGTON — Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged during his confirmation hearing to do everything in his “power to put the health of America back on … -
Alaska providers say childcare gap is growing
In Alaska, the gap between the need for childcare and the availability of services is growing, according to providers and national data. Some sources estimate it’s costing the sta… -
Wastewater in Alaska’s largest city signals warning about measles
At least one person in Anchorage had measles in early and mid-July, creating a risk that the highly infectious disease could spread through the state’s largest city, state health … -
TSA shares passengers’ personal information with immigration enforcement, documents show
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has for more than a year used personal information airline passengers provide to the Transportation Security Administration for immigration e… -
Alaska’s Congressional delegation has abandoned U.S. veterans
It is a disgrace the way our congressional delegation has abandoned U.S. veterans. The Trump administration’s Big Beautiful Bill, which Murkowski, Sullivan and Begich all voted fo… -
Alaska’s energy paradox
This story was supported by and co-published with the America’s 250th Project | American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As the U.S. war on Iran threw the world’s global energy market… -
The Trump administration could shut US scientists out of the next Nobel-worthy discovery
This story was originally published by ProPublica. For decades, physicists wrestled with a fundamental mystery of the universe. They wanted to know why certain particles — like th… -
Number of unauthorized immigrants hit new high of nearly 16 million in 2024, report says
WASHINGTON — The unauthorized U.S. immigrant population grew to its highest level ever by mid-2024, increasing to 15.8 million after hovering at about 11 million since 2010, accor… -
Alaskans to vote on ballot measure that would overhaul state election system
Alaskans will decide whether to overhaul the state’s elections system with a ballot measure that would repeal ranked choice voting, reinstate closed primaries and repeal campaign … -
Courts issue conflicting rulings on Trump executive order restricting vote-by-mail
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the federal government can continue implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting vote-by-mail, reaching the opposite c… -
‘E pluribus unum’ is not a slogan. It’s a choice.
Like two sides of a coin imprinted with the nation’s motto, “e pluribus unum” — out of many, one — America’s political factions are cast in opposition, but they are intrinsically … -
Alaska’s 17 governor candidates have raised nearly $9 million. This chart shows who gave it.
This story was originally published in the Anchorage Press. Subscribe here. Money isn’t everything. But in politics, it sure helps. Candidates, generally, can’t run effective camp… -
Flap over noncitizens on state voter rolls seen as unlikely to boost SAVE America Act
WASHINGTON — Suddenly there’s evidence that noncitizens were on voting rolls in New Jersey, and there are new questions about the credibility of Alaska’s voter data. Republicans s… -
As winter approaches, Southcentral Alaska utilities are worried about running short of gas
Larry Jorgensen is hoping for a warm winter. As the head of power production for Homer Electric Association, he’s the man responsible for keeping the lights on in most of the Kena… -
How Alaskans can help native bees thrive
On a bright June morning in Soldotna, a homeowner steps into the yard with a cup of coffee and notices a bumblebee working its way across a patch of blooming chives. It’s a small …