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NEWS OF THE NORTH

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In Juneau and across Southeast Alaska, News of the North has earned its place as Southeast Alaska"s trusted news source. Every day, we bring you the stories that shape our communities.

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7:24

SNAP, Local Food drives and Thanksgiving Baskets

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2025/11/07

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9:17

City Meeting updates from Goldbelt to Telephone Hill

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2025/11/06

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7:53

Telephone Hill, SNAP, and the Government shutdown

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2025/11/04

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8:45

Haunted Headlines

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2025/10/31

from Alaska's ghosts and ghouls to the states greatest mysteries, listen to all 5 haunted headlines here to celebrate the end of spooky season!

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6:58

Arrests, Drugs and Assembly changes

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2025/10/17

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8:43

Glacier Studies, Marine mammals and Cruise Ships

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2025/10/14

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7:45

Preliminary Election Results, Dan Sullivan and City...

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2025/10/10

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7:54

Sitka Salmon Derby, Bitcoin and Nick Begich

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2025/06/05

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Storis is headed to Juneau as its permanent homeport after its Arctic mission this summer. It’s the first new polar icebreaker in over 25 years.Congressman Nick Begich is calling recent anti-industry protests “fundraising stunts,” while promoting Alaska’s energy role. He’ll also headline next month’s first-ever Bitcoin Alaska conference in Juneau.The Trump administration is proposing $9.4 billion in federal budget cuts, targeting public broadcasting and foreign

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8:21

Housing For SEARHC and Affordable Juneau Coalition

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2025/05/30

Three proposed ballot measures backed by the Affordable Juneau Coalition face a signature deadline today.Supporters must deliver signatures to the city clerk’s office by the close of business to get the initiatives on the ballot.Citizens can sign any or all of the three petition booklets.In Sitka, a measure to limit cruise ship traffic has failed at the ballot box. Unofficial results from Wednesday’s special election show Proposition 1 losing by nearly a 3-to-1 margin.The citizen-led

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7:42

Scholarships, Theater and Cruise Docks

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2025/05/23

The Nick Begich Scholarship Intern Fund has named its 2025–2026 award recipients. Three Juneau students were selected, along with others from Kake and Haines. Since its founding, the program has awarded more than $713,000 to nearly 500 Alaskans. Details are at kinyradio.com. Perseverance Theatre’s Leslie Ishii has received the 2025 Paul Robeson Award. The national honor, given by the Actors’ Equity Association, recognizes theatre professionals who promote freedom of expression and social

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8:15

Smoking, Education and Tourism Surveys

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2025/04/29

House Bill 57, originally focused on banning cell phones in schools, passed the Senate on Monday after being expanded to include major education funding and policy changes.Amendments added a $700 increase to the Base Student Allocation, a 10% boost in pupil transportation funding, and new oversight for student outcomes after graduation. The City and Borough of Juneau Assembly will introduce its $480 million budget for Fiscal Year 2026 at a public hearing tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m. The plan

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6:40

Grenades, Begich and Running for Local Office

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2025/04/28

A new bill in Congress, co-sponsored by Rep. Nick Begich, would require candidates for federal office to disclose any dual citizenships.The Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act would make second citizenships public in campaign filings.The bill, House Resolution 2356, is awaiting committee action.An unexploded grenade found on a Ketchikan beach was safely detonated over the weekend.A survey crew discovered the device near mile 8 of North Tongass Highway.U.S. Army explosives experts from Anchorage

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9:42

Cruises, Docks and Harbors and Downtown Rallies

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2025/04/24

Cruise Ship Fees May Rise in Juneau Docking costs could nearly double for cruise ships and large yachts visiting Juneau starting in 2026. The Docks and Harbors Board is proposing a new fee structure for vessels 200 feet or longer, charging $7.32 per foot or $7 per lower berth—whichever is more. A public hearing is scheduled for 5 p.m. tonight at the Port Director’s Office and online.Cruise Industry, City Meet Today City officials and cruise industry representatives, including CLIA Alaska,

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7:46

Murkowski Fears Trump's Retaliation, Juneau Senators...

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2025/04/21

Federal Marijuana Rescheduling Stalls, Despite 4/20 Sales PushFederal efforts to reschedule marijuana have stalled after a pause in proceedings back in January. Cannabis entrepreneur Precious Erese told ABC News that while sales were strong on 4/20, nationwide decriminalization still depends on federal support. President Trump, who campaigned in favor of legalization, has yet to take action during his new term.Murkowski Says She Fears Trump RetaliationSenator Lisa Murkowski told an

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7:08

Finance, Lending and The Hall of Fame

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2025/04/16

The Assembly Finance Committee will meet tonight at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall to discuss potential school bond projects, visitor industry revenue, and local grant funding. Twelve organizations are seeking a combined $1.4 million from the city, including a $500,000 request from the Juneau Community Foundation. Assembly member Wade Bryson told News of the North the city’s support helps meet needs that would otherwise go unmet.The Alaska Senate passed Senate Bill 39 Tuesday, removing a legal

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4:46

Fires, Transit and a Contentious House Session

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2025/04/14

Fire at Cove View Place Prompts Caution from CCFR Capital City Fire/Rescue responded to a late-night fire Saturday that spread from the ground to a vehicle and threatened a nearby home. CCFR urges residents to use extreme caution when open burning—especially in windy conditions.Capital Transit Launches Token Transit App Riders can now pay fares using their smartphones with the new Token Transit app. To encourage use, Capital Transit is offering 50% off fares this week through April 20.City

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8:14

Education News, Tribal Assembly and Egg Prices

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2025/04/11

Senate Takes Up Slimmed-Down Education Bill HB 69, now stripped down to just a $1,000 increase in Base Student Allocation, heads to the Senate floor today after a fast-tracked process. The move sparked debate over the bill’s rapid advancement.Tlingit & Haida to Hold 90th Tribal Assembly Delegates will gather April 16–18 in Juneau for a constitutional convention, shaping the future of tribal governance. Highlights include elections and the State of the Tribe address by President Richard

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13:02

New Cruise Docks, Transit Fares and Pulled Federal...

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2025/04/09

Juneau riders will get 50% off Capital Transit fares for one week if they use the new Token Transit mobile app. Traditional fare options will remain available. Bus tokens will be phased out, despite concerns from community members.The Juneau Assembly approved a $200 million plan for a fifth cruise ship dock at Áak’w Landing. Huna Totem Corporation will own the dock. The project passed 8–1, with promises of job creation and lower emissions.The Alaska Humanities Forum lost its federal funding

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8:45

City Budget, Wide Spread Protest and Education

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2025/04/07

CBJ Assembly Reviews FY26 Budget Amid Federal Funding ConcernsThe City & Borough of Juneau held special meetings Saturday to review its proposed Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget.More than 1,500 people gathered on the steps of the Alaska State Capitol on Saturday as part of a national day of protest against President Trump. The “Hands Off!” rally in Juneau was one of over 1,100 events held across all 50 states.House Bill 78, sponsored by House Majority Leader Chuck Kopp, would establish

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10:01

Alcohol, Rural Schools and Vaping

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2025/04/03

Alaska State Capitol Chief of Security Ramey Vinson was honored Wednesday during a House floor session. Vinson, who has worked in public safety for 50 years, has served as legislative security chief since 2020.Senate Bill 15, which amends state law on alcohol sales and service, passed the House on Wednesday in a 32-8 vote.During a Joint State Affairs Committee meeting Tuesday, Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) Executive Director Randy Ruaro outlined economic

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