Adelyn Baxter

Each year, Indigenous artisans converge for three days during the convention to sell carvings, kuspuks, fur-lined hats and all manner of jewelry.

For more than 50 years, the building has been a literal and figurative home to Juneau’s Filipino community. But it’s getting older, along with many of the people who made it what it is today.

If you haven’t voted yet, here’s how to do it — and what to expect after you do.

Two of the candidates are educators, and all three have children attending Juneau schools. 

Indigenous performers from across Alaska, the U.S. and the world will play over the course of three days.

It all begins Oct. 6 and continues throughout Filipino American History Month.

Immigrants from the Philippines, Mexico, Canada, Chile and the Netherlands took the oath of allegiance in front of their families and friends at a naturalization ceremony at the Robert Boochever U.S. Courthouse. 

A damaged fiber-optic cable in the Lower 48 appears to be affecting customers statewide on Friday. 

As Juneau residents displaced by this weekend’s flooding figure out what’s next, some are being reunited with personal belongings they likely believed lost forever.

Mercer’s time in charge saw the department through shifts in technology and in the national and local conversation around policing, as well as a global pandemic.