Cruise caps in Alaska's capital will give officials time to improve passenger flow and create "balance" for residents. But where will ship traffic go instead?

FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - On Wednesday, the U.S. Coast Guard officially announced that an icebreaker being secured for use in Alaskan waters will be homeported in Juneau.

Royal Caribbean Group has teamed with Goldbelt Incorporated, an Alaska Native Corporation, to explore co-developing a new port in Juneau, aimed at strengthening the city's infrastructure while ...

Juneau, the capital city of Alaska, is working on an agreement with major cruise lines to limit the daily number of visitors starting in 2026.

A rare severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Juneau, Alaska Monday, as a video of a possible tornado emerged.

The proposed two-ship port could be located anywhere along that coastline. After the speech, Juneau Mayor Beth Weldon said she wanted an apology for what she believes was a poorly-timed announcement.

Faced with sharply increasing cruise traffic, Juneau has taken steps to limit the number of passengers calling at one time. Its approach stands as a test case for other southeast Alaska communities.

The Coast Guard will use Juneau, Alaska, as the homeport for its commercially procured icebreaker, the service announced Wednesday.The Coast Guard is in the process of acquiring a commercial ...

The capital port city of Juneau, where crowds have been sailing in in record numbers, is considering a limit on large cruise ships with 250 passengers or more that would cap the number of daily ...