The Alaska Senate unanimously passed a resolution to protect the Southeast Alaska troll fishery

City officials in Craig lifted water conservation measures following a system failure earlier this month

The community of Wales, Alaska is trying to heal from a polar bear attack earlier in the year that took the lives of a mother and son

Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska announce their support of a bill that would prohibit discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation

Ketchikan is expecting nearly 1.5 million cruise passengers this summer

Southeast Alaska Business Competition is changing the way it brings entrepreneurial training to participants

Petersburg's oldest veterans organization is trying to revive membership and stake out a place for veterans in the community

One of the world's largest sea stars is on track to receive federal protection und the Endangered Species Act

Protesters across Alaska are standing up to what they consider unconstitutional limitations on the power of grand juries to investigate public officials

Seiners arrive in Sitka, marking the start of the Sitka Sound Sac Roe Herring Fishery

Ongoing Food Stamp Backlog Continues to Impact Thousands of Alaskans

Actor Tallie Medel Co-Starred in Everything, Everywhere All At Once which took home 7 Oscars

Conservation Groups File Suit Against the Newly Approved Oil Project in Willow

Petersburg's Viking Swim Club Makes Waves and Breaks Records Set Decades Ago

Ryan Redington Wins the 2023 Iditarod Sled Dog Race

Willow Oil Drilling Project is approved by Biden Administration, Petersburg based wildlife biologist talks about his work with Forest Service Fire Militia, Geocaching an outdoor treasure hunt

The Biden Administration has approved ConocoPhillips Willow Project; two Aleutian volcanos shows signs they may erupt in the near future; Craig residents no longer have to boil water; The Coast Guard rescues two starnded people on an Annette Island beach; Search is taking over Juneau Youth Services and is moving their residential treatment program for teens from Sitka to Juneau; Alaska Native Comic artists and writers meet in Homer

Petersburg School Superintendent says staff shortages are high on the school board's list of concerns; Ketchikan's Tribe is planning to build a substance abuse treatment center; The Federal government is reversing some restrictions on hunting and trapping in Kenai National Wildlife Refuge; The Environmental Protection Agency held a hearing in Fairbanks to gather feedback on proposed rulings regarding compliance with air pollution standards in Fairbanks and North Pole; Wildlife troopers catch three fishermen violating regulations in a youtube video they posted of themselves

Petersburg School District faces a budget deficit of nearly one million dollars; Governor Dunleavy introduces a bill increasing the amount of parental permission required to teach sex education, and requires schools to separate locker rooms and bathroom facilities by biological sex not gender identity; Alaska state agencies face an employment crisis and struggle to incentivize new hires and retain staff; A majority of Sitkans polled last summer said the rapid increase in tourism made their community a less desirable place to live; Pharmacy giant Walgreens has decided not to offer the abortion pill Mifepristone in Alaska

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has closed early and late King salmon runs to sportfishing on the Kenai; Students from Stedman Elementary School compete in the annual spelling bee; Craig's water treatment plant has failed leaving some residents with dirty water and some with no water at all; Former Sitka doctor accused pf multiple counts of sexual assault will serve two years in prison after a plea deal