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- 1Labcorp settles with Alaska over breach hitting 82,958 residents▼Labcorp settles with Alaska over breach affecting 82,958 residents
Laboratory Corporation of America, known as Labcorp, has reached a settlement with the state of Alaska over a data breach that affected 82,958 residents. The agreement was reported by the Juneau Empire. Details of the settlement terms, including any payments or commitments to improved data security, have not been widely detailed in initial coverage of the agreement.
- 2Juneau, Alaska faces rising major floods●‘We’ve given up half our home’: Major floods on the rise in Juneau, Alaska
Juneau, Alaska is experiencing an increase in major flooding, with residents reporting they have effectively lost half their home to rising waters. The problem is linked to glacial changes in the region that are fueling repeated outburst floods, damaging property and forcing families to adapt. Local households describe shrinking living space and growing uncertainty, while the city continues to grapple with how to protect neighborhoods from floods that are becoming more frequent and severe.
- 3Juneau economy strong in 2025 but uneven, report finds▼Juneau’s economy strong in 2025, but with notable winners and losers, report finds
A new report finds Juneau's economy was strong in 2025, though the gains were not shared evenly across sectors. The analysis identifies notable winners and losers within the Alaska capital's economy, suggesting growth benefited some industries and businesses while others struggled. The report is drawing local attention as residents and policymakers assess the city's economic outlook.
- 4Juneau economy shows continued growth and improving job market▼Economic outlook shows continued growth, improving job market in Juneau
Juneau's economic outlook points to continued growth and a steadily improving job market, according to reporting by the Juneau Empire. The update suggests local employment conditions are strengthening alongside broader economic expansion in Alaska's capital city, offering a positive signal for residents, workers and businesses watching the region's recovery and development.
- 5JDHS tennis team names players for state competition▼JDHS tennis team selects players to compete at state
Juneau-Douglas High School has selected its tennis players who will compete at the state tournament. The announcement, reported by the Juneau Independent, confirms which athletes earned spots to represent the school. The names of the selected players and the details of the upcoming state event have not been made clear in the available reporting.