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LIVING AND GROWING: Our final destination
“But as it is written: ‘What eye has not seen, and ear has not heard, and what has not entered the human heart, what God has prepared for those who love him.” 1 Corinthians 2:9 -
I Went to the Woods: Date night in the alpine
My summer exercise had been the constant movement of varying, hauling, holding, sawing, drilling, pounding, cutting and whatever else needed to be done at the cabin build site. No… -
Alaska joins $709.5M settlement with major subprime auto lender
In Alaska, 44 borrowers are expected to recieve roughly $550,000 in debt relief -
Juneau Community Foundation announces 2026 artist awards
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AARP poll finds older Alaska voters more motivated for election
Groceries, gasoline, and social security rank among top concerns
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Alaska ranks 2nd in nation for per-user Medicare ambulance spending
Spending from 2015 to 2024 rose 63.8%, from $14 million to $23 million
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Alaska FBI targets DDoS-for-hire sites in international crackdown
NightmareStresser linked to hundreds of thousands off attacks since 2022
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League of Women Voters of Juneau hosts Municipal Candidate Forum tonight
Juneau Empire is partnering on the event and will carry a live video feed of the forum
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OPINION: A president at war with reality
Trump’s latest threat to the Fed tests the limits of power
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Juneau water utility continues system-wide flushing through end of October
The process removes sediment and mineral accumulation
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Sigoowu Ye Park temporarily closed after bike riders damage playground
Juneau city staff will install chicane rails to prevent the use of bikes in the park
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Juneau assembly tables nonprofit sales tax changes, approves flood funding
The assembly also approved pay hikes for the city manager and city attorney
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New frameworks keeps Juneau as command center for regional spill plan
Public review runs through Oct. 14 on changes to regional response guide
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City and Borough of Juneau seeks public feedback on future of city
The city will hold Scenario Choosing workshops for the next round of its Comprehensive Plan update
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OPINION: Finding humor in health care is good medicine
I’m more concerned with privacy when I floss my teeth or scratch during a softball game — both are crude and rude in public. But I’ve never been too worried whether people see my …
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University of Alaska Southeast marine lab discharge permit advances toward state renewal
Marine lab permit would allow 100,800 gallons daily to return to Auke Bay
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LETTER: Look at the record, not the rhetoric
Mary Peltola has described herself as a Democrat who supports Alaska resource development. One relevant part of her record is how she handled Alaska’s Right to Produce Act, H.R. 6…
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Juneau tax votes could send sales tax up in April, down in July
Three Oct. 6 ballot measures could reshape Juneau sales and property taxes
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Juneau schools weigh districtwide rules for generative AI
Board committee plans review after internal talks with school leaders
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Juneau man killed after vehicle collision in Palmer
A 33-year-old Juneau man was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Palmer last week.
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Kiks.ádi clan members raise concerns about ownership of Lingít opera story after Juneau debut
The Kiks.ádi were especially involved in the Battles of Sitka, and texts about the battles say this is their story. But clan members say, while it’s exciting the story is being to… -
‘Bridging Our Stories’ plays the Goldtown | Foundation for End of Life Care presents Dr. Lani Leary | Here and Now’s Peter O’Dowd | Fat Bear Week preview with Na Mee
"Bridging Our Stories" is a documentary film that follows the story of when Ketchikan’s last Filipino community center closes and a Filipina who has spent her life resisting her h… -
Ballots are headed to voters for Juneau’s municipal election
It marks the kickoff of Juneau’s local by-mail election. This year, it features three ballot propositions, three open seats on the Juneau Assembly and two open seats on the school… -
Fat Bear Week returns for fall 2026
Similar to March Madness, Fat Bear Week is a bracket-style, single elimination tournament. This annual competition from Katmai National Park is a celebration of a summer's worth o… -
Juneau motorcyclist dies after collision with U.S. Postal Service vehicle on Douglas Island
According to the Juneau Police Department, an investigation into the crash is still underway, and no charges have been filed. -
After cloud-seeding near Homer, borough assembly seeks regulations
The company says it received necessary permission to make rain with drones, but local officials are pushing for more transparency. -
State asks judge to dismiss lawsuit over sharing voter information with Justice Department
Under an agreement with the Department of Justice, the state is obligated to purge voters from its rolls who the federal government identifies as ineligible within 45 days. -
Bridge Adult Day Program Open House | Perseverance Theatre and National New Play Network | Rotary’s Capital Brewfest & Beerfeast
Juneau Afternoon featuring Bridge Adult Day Care Program Open House, National New Play Network's Nan Barnett, and the Capital Brewfest.
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Alaska gubernatorial forum puts healthcare at center stage
Medicaid problems, rural health services, mental and behavioral health were among the topics discussed at an Alaska Hospital and Healthcare Association event. -
Senators hear from Anchorage attorney nominated for federal bench
Kyle Reardon went before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said he's qualified and ready to sit on the U.S. District Court in Alaska. -
Join KTOO on Sept. 22 for two local election events
Juneau’s Municipal Election is coming up! Eight candidates are vying for three open seats on the Juneau Assembly, and three people are running for two open seats on the School Boa… -
Former Eaglecrest employee comes back as ski area general manager
The Eaglecrest Ski Area has seen a plethora of changes recently. Now, it has a new General Manager, Julie Piper. -
Alaskans just voted to limit campaign cash. A second vote could change that.
Ballot Measure 2 may lift financial donation limits for governor and lieutenant governor elections amid a conflict with Ballot Measure 1. -
‘The Revolutionists’ opens at Theatre in the Rough | Election update & trivia night with KTOO | Juneau Community on Aging | Evening at Egan fall lecture series
Juneau Afternoon featuring Theatre in the Rough's "The Revolutionists" preview, Election updates with KTOO's Clarise Larson, Juneau Commission on Aging, and Evening at Egan fall l…
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University of Alaska regents consider draft AI policy
If approved, the policy would require all three campuses to have an AI plan in place for students, faculty and staff. -
Former Juneau chiropractor unlikely to see retrial until next year
A judge has yet to schedule a new trial against Jeffrey Fultz more than a year after the first trial ended in mistrial. -
City and tribe work together in Juneau to clean up historic downtown area
In recent months, residents have shared concerns about a growing amount of junk vehicles, unsecured trash and other health concerns at the sites. Several residents started a petit… -
Newscast – Friday, Sept. 18, 2026
In this newscast: A 26-year-old Juneau motorcyclist died yesterday afternoon after colliding with a U.S. Postal Service vehicle while traveling on Douglas Island; Eaglecrest Ski A…
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Newscast – Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026
In this newscast: The State of Alaska is requesting a judge throw out a lawsuit alleging the Division of Elections violated Alaskan's right to privacy when it shared voter informa…
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Newscast – Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026
In this newscast: The city and Tlingit & Haida are working together to clean up several adjoining properties in downtown Juneau; University of Alaska leadership presented a draft …
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Where do Alaska’s four governor candidates stand on data centers?
On the day that his campaign announced it had accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from employees of a California-based artificial intelligence company, Democrat… -
Alaska federal judge nominee dodges 2020 election, Jan. 6 questions in confirmation hearing
An Alaska nominee for federal judge joined other nominees in a joint confirmation hearing before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday and declined to answer some quest… -
Coast Guard icebreaker Healy cancels fall voyage to Arctic Ocean after mechanical problem
The Coast Guard icebreaker Healy will not sail to the Arctic Ocean this year. The Healy is one of only two active Arctic icebreakers in the Coast Guard’s fleet and had been schedu… -
Trump likes data centers. Congress seems stuck. The midterms could deliver a verdict.
WASHINGTON — The rare 2026 issue that draws huge support from Republicans and Democrats in Congress is the same one that’s mobilized many Americans: restrictions on giant data cen… -
Mat-Su moves ahead with school concealed carry program using state, taxpayer funds
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District will use state and local taxpayer funding to cover startup costs for a new program allowing teachers and staff members to carry conce… -
Congress is finally talking about menopause
This story was originally reported by Shefali Luthra and Isabela Espadas Barros Leal of The 19th. Meet Shefali and Isabela and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and… -
Alaska courts offer expanded text-message reminders for upcoming court hearings
The Alaska Court System is now offering automatic reminders by text message for people with upcoming court hearings, part of an effort to reduce the number of missed appearances. … -
The Roadless Rule rollback is an opportunity not a threat
While environmentalists oppose the Trump administration’s proposed rollback of the Roadless Rule, which would remove prohibitions on road construction and logging on nearly 59 mil… -
With vote-by-mail court fight settled, attention shifts to protections at the polls
Voting rights groups and Democratic officials are looking to defend against what they see as possible election interference from the Trump administration ahead of the upcoming mid… -
Mail trouble canceled some Alaska primary votes in Western Alaska
About 1 in 30 absentee ballots cast in Alaska’s August primary election were rejected for procedural errors, according to data published this month by the Alaska Division of Elect… -
White House yanks nominee to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement
WASHINGTON — The White House Thursday withdrew the nomination of Richard “Lance” Schroyer to lead the agency the president tasked with carrying out his mass deportation campaign, … -
Alaska gubernatorial forum puts healthcare at center stage
The three Republicans and one Democrat seeking to become Alaska’s next governor pitched their visions for state healthcare policy on Wednesday to an audience of experts: members o… -
Alaska senators question legality of state land transfer for possible Mat-Su data centers
The prospect of data centers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has raised public concern and scrutiny of a proposed state land transfer of nearly 20,000 acres to the Alaska Industr… -
When this small Alaska town was given $1 million, child care was the top priority
This story about child care solutions was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet focused on education. SEWARD, Alaska — It was 2018 when Casie Warn… -
In Alaska, the food vote is especially important
Twice a week, ships from each of Alaska’s two ocean carriers arrive in Anchorage after a days-long journey from Washington state. They carry most of the food Alaskans buy at the g… -
Fed raises interest rates for first time in 3 years, battling persistent inflation
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve raised interest rates Wednesday for the first time in three years as inflation continues to dog the economy, largely driven by soaring gas and fue… -
Past secretaries, union leader call for probe into Education Department slashing
WASHINGTON — Three former U.S. Education Department secretaries and the union representing agency workers on Tuesday urged the department’s top watchdog to investigate the cost an… -
Alaska plans to limit advance reservations for public cabins, update system
If you use Alaska’s public cabins, get ready for a change. On Oct. 1, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources will begin limiting how far in advance reservations can be made to… -
Alaskans just voted to limit campaign cash. A second vote could change that.
In August, more than 70% of participating Alaska voters supported Ballot Measure 1, voting to restrict the amount of money that individuals can contribute to campaigns for state o… -
FBI’s Patel dodges questions on election interference at rambunctious US Senate hearing
WASHINGTON — FBI Director Kash Patel sidestepped questions about FBI agents at polling places in the midterm elections at a U.S. Senate hearing Tuesday that also featured a tense …