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Hawaii to get $250,000 to clean tsunami debris
Workers at Makai Ocean Engineering spotted this 4-foot-tall bin floating between the Makai Research Pier and Rabbit Island.
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Juneau Empire names new publisher
Morris Publishing Group, LLC announced Friday that Rustan Burton has been appointed to the post.
Renovation work to soon start on Alaska Capitol
The Juneau Empire reports work will include a seismic retrofit of the building and other renovations.
State, local officials dedicate harbor project
State and local officials held a ribbon cutting to mark the first phase of a Juneau area harbor project.
We'll get a preview of Thursday's lecture, The History of Hydropower in Juneau, with guests Scott Willis and Jane Lindsey; Clarinetist Jose Franch-Ballester and guitarist Robert Belinic will be here to highlight Thursday's Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival concert, Mendelssohn & More; We'll test our deductive skills as guest Cathie Rommich invites us ... (more)
Assembly ratifies firefighters' contract
Members of the International Association of Firefighters, Local 4303, already voted to ratify the negotiated agreement, which includes a 1 percent pay increase on July 1, the start of the new fiscal year.
Marine Highway cutting discounts to save money
Passengers board the ferry Malaspina while vehicles wait to load at the Auke Bay terminal in Juneau.
Opponents Of Wastewater Discharge Bill Pass On Referendum
When voters head to the polls next year, they could be faced with questions on oil taxes, the minimum wage, and the use of recreational marijuana.
Tuesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Martha Moore hosts. We'll talk to Alida Bus and Katie Spielberger about tonight's Mudrooms presentation; We'll get a preview of this week's Jazz & Classics performances by saxophonist Grace Kelly; Leslie Thompson will be here to highlight the ADA Access Survey We'll talk with teacher Ben Carney and some ... (more)
UPDATED: Large, mysterious sunken vessel found near Haines
The sunken barge found in Lutak Inlet just off the main Haines dock area is likely one that sank in a storm in 1976 during a dredging operation.
Parnell talks projects, schools in Ketchikan
Governor Sean Parnell was in Ketchikan Saturday, and came by the KRBD station for an interview.
High recividism rates reflected in incarceration costs, shortage of prison space
Representative Jonathon Kriess-Tomkins speaks as the rest of a recent panel on recividism listens.
Juneau man charged with sexual assault
Ernest H. Fawcett, 38, was taken into custody Saturday night and is being held without bail at Lemon Creek Correctional Center.
Greens Creek silver production increases
The Juneau Empire reports the cash cost of silver increased from $2.24 per ounce in the first quarter last year to $5.02 per ounce in the first quarter of this year.
Bob Pickrell: A ferry-riding storyteller
Bob Pickrell moved to Alaska before a few years before the ferry system started up.
Historic house proposed as lodging for lt. gov
An historic house in downtown Juneau that has undergone more than $500,000 in recent renovations could one day serve as a home-away-from-home for Alaska's lieutenant governor.
APOA, the HUB team up for "Safe Summer 2013"
The Alaska Peace Officers Association and the HUB after school program are teaming up to provide a safe place for Juneau kids to go this summer.
Frank Bonadonna will give us the details on this week's observance of National Police Week and Wednesday's Memorial.
But first, a quick correction; yesterday we at Fleen implied that all-around creator-owned comics superstar¹ Jim Zub got his gig writing a two-part digital-first Batman story as a consequence of not burning bridges when he got cut as the writer on Birds of Prey before an issue had even been completed.