News
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Alaska Supreme Court orders use of interim map for electionsJuneau, Alaska (AP) - The Alaska Supreme Court says it has affirmed a lower court ruling that the board tasked with redrawing the state’s political boundaries had engaged in unconstitutional political gerrymandering and ordered a new map be used for this year’s elections.
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Galsterberg Ski Area exec speaks about gondola purchased by CBJPruggern, Austria (KINY) - The ski gondola purchased by the CBJ from an Austrian ski resort, Galsterberg Ski Area, is set for a long voyage to Southeast Alaska.
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Alaska road cut off by massive landslide to reopen FridayKENAI, Alaska (AP) — Officials this week intend to reopen a road that has been closed for more than two weeks following a landslide that cut off access to the city of Seward from a smaller community.
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Anchorage man convicted of attempted murder in 2018 inmate assaultJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - 31-year-old Alex Bender was convicted by an Anchorage jury last week on a number of counts relating to his attacking of an inmate while incarcerated.
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FCC adopts new rules addressing international robocallsJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - Last week, the Federal Communications Commission adopted new rules that Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor said will help stem the tide of foreign-based illegal robocalls that attempt to scam Americans.
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Study on second Juneau-Douglas crossing underwayJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - A study on a second crossing to Douglas is underway and the project planner from DOWL Engineering said they are working through the PEL process as well as conducting public outreach.
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Juneau Community Foundation thankful for additional social services funding amid increased costsJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - Members of the Juneau Community Foundation spoke on Action Line about the $2 million in funding that will be going to a number of local organizations in the city.
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Angoon mayor says community won't attend Celebration 2022Angoon, Alaska (KINY) - Angoon Mayor Maxine Thompson revealed on the KINY Morning Show that her community will not be attending Celebration 2022.
Sports
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Crimson Bears Soccer Boys Share Sunny Senior Night on the PitchJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - Having already clinched the Southeast Conference title and first bid to state, the Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé boys soccer team senior night friendly on Sunday against visiting Ketchikan at Adair Kennedy Field was just that… a “friendly.” They shared the field and had a great time.
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JDHS Girls, TMHS Boys Take Region Track & Field CrownsJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears girls and the Thunder Mountain High School Falcons boys won the division one team titles at the Southeast Region V Track & Field Championships, Saturday, on Ketchikan’s Esther Shae Field. Sitka won the DII titles.
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Omar Celebrates Like Ronaldo in TMHS Senior Night WinJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - Thunder Mountain High School senior Omar Alvarez wanted to celebrate like Portuguese professional footballer Cristiano Ronaldo when he scored a goal — and he had four opportunities to perfect that wish Saturday during the Falcons boys 5-0 senior night soccer win over visiting Ketchikan at Falcons Stadium.
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Crimson Bears Sweep Saturday Softball Senior GamesJuneau, Alaska (KINY) - The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears softball team celebrated their seniors with a sweep of crosstown rival Thunder Mountain on Saturday at Melvin Park Field.
On Demand
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Capital Chat 05-23-22 Pt.2
Team Rubicon - Sylvia Heinz, Deputy Administrator and Don Beeson, Team Rubicon's Operations Associate for the Pacific Northwest
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Action Line 05-23-22
Juneau Community Foundation
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NOTN 5-24 AM
6am news
Have Your Say
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First Things First AlaskaThe First Things First Alaska Foundation wrote in May 2020 that "the Alaska Roadless Rule hinders Southeast Alaska's economic recovery.
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Open Letter to the CBJ Assembly from Tom Boutin - JuneauOpen Letter to the CBJ Assembly from Tom Boutin - Juneau
Events
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Treadwell Mine Historic Trail Walking TourJoin local tour guide, Rich Mattson, to walk the Treadwell Mine Historic Trail on Douglas Island and learn how Treadwell grew from a single gold claim into four mines, five mills, and a bustling community of workers and their families. Rich Mattson grew up playing in the Treadwell Mine area and acquired a lifelong interest in the mine complex. This tour begins and ends at Sandy Beach in Douglas. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Ticket price of $31.50 includes a free copy of the Treadwell Historic Trail Guide, a pass for free admission to the City Museum, and a 20% discount coupon on select items in the Museum Store. For Tickets & Information: 907-586-3572
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Three Men & A Sword: A Concert Version of Wagner's SiegfriedJuneau Lyric Opera presents a concert version of Act One of Richard Wagner’s operatic drama, Siegfried. Siegfried is the third music installment of Wagner’s “Ring Cycle.” The program features internationally recognized tenor, David Cangelosi (Cahn-gel-oh-zi) as Mime (meem), heldentenor Shaun McGrath as Siegfried (Seeg-freed), and Juneau’s “Singing Surgeon,” bass-baritone David Miller as Wotan (Voh-tahn). This is a one night only event at the TMHS Auditorium and will be sung in German with English subtitles at 7:30 PM on Saturday, May 28th. Tickets are available at juneauopera.org
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Capital City Quilters Quilt Show
Capital City Quilters is putting on a FREE, professionally Judged Quilt Show June 3, 12:00-9:00, June 4, 10:00-6:00, June 5, 10:00-5:00. There are Quilts displayed in 15 different categories, including Traditional, Modern and Original Art. There will also be Live Quilting Demos, Exhibits, Vendor and Gift Sales, as well as a Silent Auction. Come see our beautiful Quilts and let us share our artwork with you!
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Death in Douglas: True Crime Walking TouTickets Must be Purchased in Advance | Tour Sells Out Quickly A young woman serves a plate of hooligan to her mother in their Douglas beach cabin. The mother convulses and dies. Did the daughter commit matricide? Or did her lover poison the fish without her knowledge? Find the answers to this and more on the Death in Douglas: True Crime Tour. Participants will walk about 2 miles while hearing about seven murder cases in Douglas and Treadwell from the first half of the Twentieth Century. This tour starts and ends in Douglas and is led by former Juneau criminal reporters, Ed Schoenfeld and Betsy Longenbaugh. Ticket price includes admission to the City Museum and a 20% discount on select items in the Museum Store. Space is limited to 15 participants. This tour is recommended for adults and may be suitable for mature teens. Call (907) 586-3572 to purchase tickets
at Near Sandy Beach
Current Conditions
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Overcast and 47 F at Juneau, Juneau International Airport, AK
<br /> Winds are East at 5.8 MPH (5 KT). The pressure is 1017.2 mb and the humidity is 83%. The wind chill is 44. Last Updated on May 24 2022, 9:53 am AKDT.
