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Juneau residents express frustration after a beloved homeless man is killed by police. Plus, a floating fish processor returns after a fire.

The punk and hip-hop influenced party band recently released the album "Who They Are."

Two people are charged with evidence tampering in the Sunday encounter that left 30-year-old Tahjeay Baldwin dead and another man wounded.

Kierre Childers shares her story of becoming a small business owner leading hiking and backpacking trips in Southcentral Alaska.

Climate researcher Brian Brettschneider says the rain has “certainly, quite literally put a damper” on wildfire concerns.

Authorities announced the approval of $108.8 million for Alaskan communities reeling from 2022’s Typhoon Merbok.

Northline Seafoods CEO Ben Blakey doesn't think this summer's electrical fire aboard the Hannah will have a lasting financial impact.

Scientists have created a new tool that can give 5 minutes advance warning of a dangerous rogue wave in the ocean.

Both Steven Kissack, who was fatally shot Monday, and his dog Juno were familiar faces to those who live and work in downtown Juneau.

The landmark Inflation Reduction Act mandated the federal oil and gas lease sale. But the agency offering it fell short, the judge ruled.

The state's review of shooting footage draws criticism. Plus, a Cook Inlet lease sale is on hold to consider the impact on endangered whales.

The center’s president said the new offerings will help Alaska Natives pass down traditional knowledge.

So far this year, officers have shot nine people during responses, killing six of them. Five of those shootings involved Anchorage police.

Dozens of searchers are looking for 30-year-old Brandon Sheldon on the Kobuk River north of Noorvik after Monday's capsize, troopers said.

Kodiak officials have asked people to keep an eye on the sky at St. Herman Harbor after the attacks, some of which have left people needing sutures.

This summer is the first time in more than 50 years that Bethel has seen back-to-back July days with highs that didn’t top 50 degrees.

Host Prentiss Pemberton speaks with parenting coordinator and mediator Bettsie Wild about co-parenting on this Line One.

Alaska's latest campaign finance limits were struck down three years ago by federal judges. Citizens Against Money in Politics hopes to create new ones.

Police Chief Sean Case said he intends to discuss changes at the end of the week and have the new policy in place on July 22.

Assembly members lauded both Police Chief Sean Case and Municipal Attorney Eva Gardner. They were confirmed in 10-0 votes.

Federal judges will hear oral arguments Thursday in an appeal of a ruling that threatened to halt the Southeast troll fishery for king salmon.

Corey B. Coleman of Juneau is listed as missing. He is a suspect at large for an assault earlier this year.

Darren Deacon, the subject of the complaint, supplied housing, travel and employment records showing his residency in Kalskag.

The unusual lines of moving gnat larvae were first reported in Fairbanks in 2007, with sporadic sightings ever since.

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