David Purdy

Over the summer, students in Hoonah attended the Haa Tóo Yéi Yatee culture camp that seeks to help with challenges in life by connecting students with Alaska Native traditions.

Major illness is always stressful, but for families with young children, struggling with health challenges can be especially difficult. Mentors with Big Brothers Big Sisters make a difference for one family.

Juneau is getting a new kind of apartment building, designed to provide safe, affordable housing to the city’s most vulnerable homeless individuals.

Shoppers in Juneau will continue to pay the same sales tax rates, for now. Voters also overwhelmingly backed a special 3 percent sales tax on marijuana products

Rear Adm. Daniel Abel handed over command of the 17th District on Wednesday to Rear Adm. Michael McAllister.

A search and rescue demonstration, fillet competition, tote races, the signing of a new law and more at the 2016 Juneau Maritime Festival

“We all are managing billions each, but we think of it as units,” says Jim Parise, one of just 18 people managing investments at the fund. “If you think of it as actual money, you’d go crazy.”

Every year, legislators take a break from their work at the Capitol and head to the gun range to compete in three events: archery, handguns, rifles and trap shooting.

Unofficial results from Tuesday’s special election show Juneau voters backed Koelsch with 59 percent of the vote. Koelsch is expected to be sworn in on April 4, after election results are certified.

City officials plan to file a complaint in court this week as a first step toward getting a lien on the newly cleared Gastineau Apartments property in downtown Juneau.