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OPINION: Alaska needs more homes — leadership can restart our homebuilding engine
Try building a home in rural Alaska. You may spend years chasing dozens of funding sources just to pay for it, and you still won’t have driven a single nail. -
University of Alaska Southeast online MPA program earns top spot in state rankings
Public Administration Policy released its 2027 state rankings -
Alaska Youth Stewards conclude their 2026 season
Woven: Peoples and Place — AYS program offers youth training to care for their home lands, waters, and communities -
Juneau’s Visitor Industry Task Force seeks public input
Residents will have the opportunity to testify in-person at the Mendenhall Valley Public Library or remotely -
New Census survey highlights Juneau’s housing and energy use
Local figures on heating and plumbing add context to new national data
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Juneau workers clock fewer hours despite Alaska’s long-workweek ranking
New city figures put Juneau second-lowest in Alaska despite lengthy shifts
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Juneau-Douglas High School assistant principal lands regional honor
Nate Creel named region’s 2027 Assistant Principal of the Year and is now a finalist for statewide title
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Young Alaskans eye careers in Juneau despite housing challenges
New survey finds hometown appeal despite a decline in young residents
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OPINION: Republicans are manufacturing their own socialists
A party that tilts capitalism toward owners cannot blame the young for noticing
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Gimme a Smile: Ready for a fall scavenger hunt?
Let’s take a fall scavenger hunt. Imagine that you have a game card with the following categories listed on it, complete with cute drawings of cats sitting on pumpkins to get you …
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Juneau PSAT math scores plummet as AP exam participation grows
Just 26% of tested sophomores hit math targets, while AP scores help up
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I Went to the Woods: Risk Assessment
I look behind me every so often to watch the white wake part into a liquid wedge behind me. I can clearly read 150 on the cowling. Everything is good. I don’t really know what I’m…
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LIVING AND GROWING: Mary, mediatrix all grace, Part 2
“Blessed are they who have not seen and have believed” John 20:29
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Public hearing to focus on candidates for Juneau District Court vacancy
Kevin Higgins and Margaret McWilliams applied for the judge vacancy
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Alaska State Museum exhibit uses Tlingit weaving to document 1882 Angoon bombardment
Tlingit weaver Shgendootan George created 10 robes to tell the story of the bombardment
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LETTER: Every dollar of Social Security matters
A trip to the grocery store, gas station or a monthly utility bill shows how quickly everyday expenses add up.
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Republican officials order investigations of Peltola and other Democrats after New York Times report
Alaska’s governor said late Wednesday that he is ordering the Alaska Department of Public Safety to investigate whether Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola, her campaign…
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Juneau transportation coalition seeks public input on transit plan
An in-person and virtual public comment session will be held during the Nov. 16 Assembly meeting
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Inside Democrats’ secret effort to stack Alaska’s ballot
Operatives aligned with Mary Peltola spent months recruiting candidates to peel votes from Senator Dan Sullivan
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Juneau Assembly approves $11M harbor upgrade
Assembly hears concerns over electric motorcycles in city parks
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Early results show Alaskans narrowly rejecting repeal of ranked choice voting
The ballot measure, backed primarily by Republicans, aims to repeal the voting system Alaska has used since 2022. -
Republican Rep. Begich holds strong lead in U.S. House race
Hill, an independent, had been polling behind incumbent Republican Nick Begich III. Election results are expected to change throughout the night. -
Update: unofficial results put Story ahead of Kreitzer for House District 3 seat
Polls closed at 8 p.m. on Tuesday evening. Early reporting shows Story leads Kreitzer by more than 1,300 votes. All local precincts have reported. -
Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leads in Alaska governor’s race
In a state that routinely elects Republicans to statewide office, Kreiss-Tomkins made his "high-energy, bipartisan, problem-solving approach" a centerpiece of his campaign. -
Sullivan and Peltola locked in tight U.S. Senate race as more results come in
Incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola are virtually tied in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race following multiple rounds of election results. -
Juneau voters share mixed views on candidates and ranked choice voting on Election Day
People all over Juneau turned out to vote They got to decide who to elect for governor, U.S. House and Senate, and for state House. -
Division of Elections says all polling places are open, despite confusion in 2 rural areas
Polling stations in Ruby and Ekwok both had opened by midday Tuesday, according to a political advocacy group. -
Alaska counts ballots slowly. Here’s what to expect on Election Night and beyond.
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Is Alaska’s election system prone to ballot-stacking and spoilers?
Advocates for repealing Alaska's voting method say it invites shenanigans. Defenders of ranked choice voting, though, say Alaska's system blunts the spoiler effect. -
State contractor mobilizes equipment, prepares for construction of ferry terminal at Cascade Point
The State of Alaska last month gave a contractor the green light to begin preparing for the construction of a controversial ferry terminal between Haines and Juneau. The move is r… -
UAS scientists say the source of Juneau’s glacial outburst flood has shrunk a bit
Suicide Basin, the source of the annual flood, has shrunk. But that doesn’t necessarily mean Juneau’s already seen its largest flood. -
Trick-or-treaters, neighbors carry on Halloween tradition in Juneau’s downtown Flats neighborhood
Flats residents spend a lot of time, and a lot of cash, to make the holiday special. -
Juneau’s Visitor Industry Task Force seeks community input on recommendations
The recommendations focus on the whale watching industry, downtown congestion, helicopter flightseeing and data collection. -
Election Day is Tuesday. Here’s where you can vote in Juneau.
Thirteen polling places will be open in Juneau on Election Day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. -
FBI visits Dan J. Sullivan donors as part of federal investigation into voter fraud
While many people saw trick-or-treaters knock on their doors this weekend, some in Southeast Alaska were instead visited by the FBI. -
Judge tosses DOJ lawsuit that sought to block election results if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses
Federal officials provided "no workable plan" to investigate ballots marked for the other Dan Sullivan to determine if voters were confused, the judge said. -
Alaska Judicial Council doesn’t issue a recommendation on retention election for Juneau judge
For the 21 judges up for retention election this year, the vast majority of recommendations are “yes” – meaning that the judge has met or exceeded performance standards. That wasn… -
Newscast – Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026
In this newscast: Juneau scientists presented their latest data on this summer's glacial outburst flood, as well as ideas about how this climate change-driven threat could evolve;…
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Newscast – Monday, Nov. 2, 2026
In this newscast: Alaska's statewide general election is tomorrow. Voters can make their picks for governor, U.S. House and Senate, and their local legislator; Polls close at 8 p.…
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Newscast – Friday, Oct. 30, 2026
In this newscast: U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola was in Juneau Thursday for a campaign event, and she didn't beat around the bush; Juneau voters will decide whether to retain …
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The blue tsunami sweeps the US, as Democrats land huge gains in Congress
Voters across the country administered a sharp reprimand to President Donald Trump and Republicans who hold majorities in Congress, with Democrats gaining comfortable majorities i… -
Alaska US Sen. Sullivan, in fight to keep his seat, makes new accusations against Peltola
U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan, in a tough fight to keep his seat, took time after casting his vote at the Alaska Zoo in Anchorage on Tuesday to blast his Democratic opponent. “We are wit… -
Ballot Measure 2, repeal of Alaska’s election system, trails with many votes uncounted
This article is developing and will be updated. A ballot measure seeking to repeal Alaska’s open-primary and ranked-choice election system is trailing in early vote counting, acco… -
Alaska Republican incumbent Rep. Nick Begich III has big lead for state’s lone US House seat
This article is developing and will be updated. Republican incumbent Rep. Nick Begich III took a significant lead in early vote-counting for Alaska’s lone U.S. House seat, but sto… -
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leading in Alaska’s gubernatorial race in early results
This article is developing and will be updated. Alaska is on course to have its first Democratic governor since Tony Knowles left office almost a quarter-century ago. According to… -
Alaska US Senate race is a tossup as more votes are counted, keeping Peltola and Sullivan close
This article is developing and will be updated. Alaska is on course to keep its Republican incumbent Senator in a closely watched race that will help determine whether Republicans… -
Democrats score control of US Senate in stunning midterm victory
WASHINGTON — In a stunning upset, Democrats ousted Republicans and flipped control of the U.S. Senate Tuesday night, effectively establishing a barricade for President Donald Trum… -
US Department of Justice sends election monitors to urban and rural Alaska
The U.S. Department of Justice said federal election monitors will be deployed to Anchorage and the Dillingham and Kusilvak census areas on Election Day, according to an agency an… -
Voters sail through a mostly smooth Election Day, despite fears of federal interference
America voted. After the Trump administration pressured election officials, after concerns that armed federal agents would deploy to the polls, after fears U.S. Department of Just… -
Alaska elections officials say most rural early voting sites flagged by lawsuits opened Monday
Alaska elections officials told a state Superior court judge on Sunday that 13 of the 18 rural early and absentee-in-person voting locations that were flagged in lawsuits filed la… -
Alaska’s U.S. Senate race draws significant donations from AI company employees
Alaska’s U.S. Senate race has drawn more money to campaigns from employees of AI companies than any other 2026 Senate race, an analysis of Federal Election Commission records show… -
Alaska election shenanigans date back to territorial days
The 1910s were a momentous period in Alaska history, marked by major expansions in education, self-governance, and infrastructure development, including the creation of what is no… -
As Election Day arrives, Democrats poised to see gains and pump brakes on Trump agenda
WASHINGTON — Tens of millions of Americans have already cast a ballot in the 2026 midterm elections that will determine control of Congress and shape President Donald Trump’s rema… -
First Alaska election results to come Tuesday evening, final unofficial results in 2 weeks
The Alaska Division of Elections expects to report the first results from the state’s general election between 8:45 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tuesday night, with updates through the early m… -
Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday in Alaska — and plenty is at stake on Election Day
On Tuesday, Alaska could elect its first Democratic governor since 2002, roll back the clock on the way it conducts elections, help decide control of the U.S. House and Senate for… -
Alaska North Slope crude oil records fifth-highest monthly average price in history
The average price of a barrel of Alaska North Slope crude oil in October was $122.21, according to figures published Monday by the Alaska Department of Revenue. That figure is the… -
Commentary: Alaska fishers need clean energy solutions to lower fuel costs
I have fished out of Sitka, Alaska, for more than 40 years. I know the challenge of running a business where every cost increase is a risk to my bottom line. This past summer, the… -
As a potential Democratic wave looms, Trump’s DOJ angles for last-minute power over midterms
American democracy faces one of its biggest stress tests of the modern era, as President Donald Trump’s sprawling campaign for power over elections encounters a firewall of judges… -
Explosive spending, ugly ads and courtroom battles set stage for tense midterm elections
WASHINGTON — When the polls close Tuesday night, the 2026 U.S. election will go down as one of history’s most expensive and extraordinarily ugly midterms — galvanizing record-brea… -
Day before election, Trump’s DOJ asks US Supreme Court to rule in California voting case
The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to require California to set aside the ballots of suspected noncitizen voters in a last-ditch appeal by the T…