When Alaska became a state in 1959, the building became the state Capitol. In the years that followed, the post office and other federal offices moved to the newly constructed Juneau Federal Building.

But Juneau wasn’t the state capital yet because Alaska wasn’t a state yet; it was a territory. The Capitol building was built ...

Operation ORCA” will involve a fake attack by Russia-based terrorists involving chemical, biological, nuclear or explosive ...

JUNEAU — A panel of state lawmakers has lifted a mask mandate at the Alaska State Capitol but has not yet reopened the building to the general public. The House-Senate Legislative Council, which ...

"This is valuable state resource -- it is a historic building, and even if not a capitol, it needs to be fixed. It holds a valuable position in Alaska history." ...

New airport-style security measures for the Alaska State Capitol when the Alaska ... Visitors must enter through the front doors of the Capitol Building. • All visitors will be screened by ...

Juneau, Alaska The Alaska State Capitol, completed in 1931, doesn't look much different from any other office building in Juneau, save the marble columns. According to Alaska's official website ...

Apr. 1—JUNEAU — The Alaska State Capitol will soon have an airport-style security checkpoint, screening all visitors to the building. The policy change was ordered on Monday by the Legislative ...

Alaska's Capitol Plan Sparks Talk of a Move Alaska is the only state in the nation without a capitol building. A design contest is under way, and four nationally prominent architectural firms are ...

Every capitol building has a unique look and distinct origin, and you can learn more about them here. Juneau, Alaska The Alaska State Capitol, completed in 1931, doesn't look much different from any ...