Clarise Larson
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Five lawmakers showed up for the floor sessions Tuesday and took no action, essentially running down the clock on Gov. Mike Dunleavy's 30-day special session. -
The flood reached a record-breaking crest of 16.65 feet at about 8 a.m. Wednesday. Water continues to seep into Valley neighborhoods. -
After the City and Borough of Juneau issued an evacuation advisory Tuesday morning, some flood zone residents are heeding the warning while others are riding it out at home. -
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning and initial Mendenhall River flood forecast of around 16.6 feet. That record peak is expected Wednesday afternoon. -
The Juneau Police Department has requested an independent investigation by an external agency to review the officer's use of force. -
It'll be the capital city’s first off-road vehicle park. -
The rate hikes were passed alongside the city’s budget for next year, which the Assembly unanimously approved during a meeting Monday night after months of work. -
The cutter Storis is expected to arrive in Juneau this August, but it will leave again to be temporarily berthed in Seattle. -
The change applies only to large cruise ships and will equate to millions of dollars in additional city revenue. -
Safety cameras along the seawalk, a covered bus stop in the Mendenhall Valley and public Wi-Fi downtown are some of the projects recommended.
