Juneau News

SDG LLC, announces the appointment of Principal Landscape Architect Luanne Urfer to the Alaska State Board of Registration for Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors appointed by Gov. Sean Parnell.

Animal Control Supervising Officer Matt Musslewhite tells the Juneau Empire that 44-year-old John D. Stewart was issued citations for each of the dogs that attacked.

The donation, which has an estimated retail value of more than $100,000, was made by Seattle-based nonprofit SeaShare.

Tickets are now on sale for Juneau Jazz & Classic's annual New Year's Eve celebration, Swing in the New Year! Whether your taste runs to dancing to the sounds of Juneau's Thunder Mountain Big Band or just sitting with friends to enjoy the vocals of Patricia Hull and the Mis' Ain't Behavin' Trio , the annual event promises to be the perfect addition ... (more)

It comes as no surprise that the recommendations for next year's halibut catches are down again for all regions except Southeast Alaska.

The Juneau Chamber of Commerce, Juneau Yacht Club, Juneau Radio Center and CBJ Docks and Harbors announce sponsorship of the 2013 harbors Christmas Boat Lighting Contest.

Cindy Boesser was one of only a few women to operate heavy machinery for Alyeska when the pipeline was under construction.

The Juneau Jumpers will have their winter show in the Glacier Valley Elementary School Gym on Saturday, Dec. 14. The show will begin at 7 p.m. This year, the jumpers are performing to a reading of "The Night Before Christmas."

A winter storm warning has been issued for Juneau through Thursday afternoon. Forecasters say the strength of storm depends on an Arctic front in northern Lynn Canal.

The Juneau Assembly has declined a request to reconsider its nearly year old decision upholding a Planning Commission permit issued for two floating cruise ship berths on the downtown waterfront.

Troy Wilson enters Juneau Superior Court for the September 27th status hearing in his case.

High school students play holiday music in the ballroom as residents met with the governor.

One year ago, I was holding my wife's hand as she completed the most amazing and difficult journey of her life so far: the birth of our son.

An Alaska commuter plane in which four people died last month had changed course from one small Alaska village to another because of deteriorating weather.

For one Alaska city, it's not rain, sleet or snow that's slowing mail delivery. It's a broken postal sorting machine that has forced officials to fly letters and packages more than 200 miles away to be separated and flown back for delivery.

Tuesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Pat Moore hosts. We'll find out about December events at the Nugget Mall; We'll get a preview of Wednesday's Mudrooms event; George Brown will be here with details about Wednesday's screening of Escape Fire, a film about healthcare; We'll talk to members of the Thunder Mountain High School's Softball team.

Slabs of broken lake ice on the beach, caused by a reverberation wave under the ice.

Assembly member Randy Wanamaker wants a simplified resolution guiding Juneau departments' decisions on the use of project labor agreements.

A crew member from L.A.-based Intuitive Entertainment checks the lighting at The Alaskan Hotel & Bar.

Blood from a 44-year-old man shot on Friday was evident in the area on Saturday.