Lately, I have been thinking about an amazing woman who lived in Juneau many years ago. Her name was Ellen Campbell. In ...

Sitka residents are mounting a strong response to a draft provision of the U.S. Senate Republicans’ budget reconciliation bill that would mandate the sale of roughly 2 to 3 million acres of federal ...

Empire Archives is a series printed every Saturday featuring a short compilation of headline stories in the Juneau Empire from archived editions in 1985, 1995, and 2005. The stories include names, AP ...

The end of my line thrashed back and forth at the surface, throwing water in every direction. But the fish didn’t turn and run, so the hook wasn’t set, and the tension I kept was in the direction that ...

This is a calendar updated daily of upcoming local events during the coming days provided by the Juneau Arts and Humanities ...

Chris Storey was walking home from his 30th birthday celebration a few hours after midnight Monday when he heard a groan down ...

Public broadcasting forms an essential part of the fabric of Alaska’s rural communities. From emergency broadcasting to cultural programming to educational services, Alaska’s 27 public radio stations ...

I thought it might be worthwhile to add some historical perspective to Rich Moniak’s My Turn of June 14, “The King of Hubris.” ...

Each June, people around the world commemorate National Cancer Survivors Day. Cancer Connection hosted a walk and celebration in Juneau on June 8th. We appreciate those who braved the rain and wind to ...

The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating a near-collision between two cruise ships in the Port of Juneau that occurred Monday, when one of the two ships broke loose from its moorings and drifted toward ...

People can peacefully protest to express dissatisfaction with policies or actions, to raise awareness about a cause, to ...

I’m an Alaskan citizen who’s resided in Juneau most of the last 50 years and through the course of a normal day, I find ...