The USDA extends public comment period for proposed Roadless Rule rescission

Kathy Bolling runs for reelection to the Ketchikan borough assembly

First-time candidate Ashley Snyder files to run for the Ketchikan City Council. Plus, longtime Haida and Lingiìt advocate Joel Jackson has died, and an artist in Skagway is weaving a ceremonial robe.

Jai Mahtani files to run for a one year term on the Ketchikan City Council

Skagway’s ferry terminal is likely to reopen this week

Three businesses in Ketchikan are damaged after a man drove through them. Plus, commercial red king crab fishermen in Southeast Alaska are getting a competitive fishery, and Juneau residents honor late country singer Dolly Parton with a commemorative march.

Ketchikan’s local tribe opens a long-term housing complex to help the community’s unhoused population. Plus, commercial fisherman say salmon prices are higher than most have seen in decades, and dive fisheries in Southeast are impacted by a boom in sea otter populations.

A Ketchikan man is sentenced after stabbing his landlord last fall. Plus, the Wrangell Ranger District has wrapped up a large goshawk survey to prepare for potential timber sales, and a fungal outbreak is spreading among spruce trees in the Tongass National Forest.

A lawsuit challenging a logging project near Ketchikan is filed. Plus, Petersburg’s local tribe will soon repatriate the remains of a 6-month-old Tlingit girl, and Sitkans take a page out of Dolly Parton’s book by giving free books to children.

Marissa Medford talks about her decision to run for Ketchikan’s school board. Plus, a scientist from the Smithsonian shows Petersburg residents how to identify invasive species, and a man who is visiting every National Park System site marks off number 400 in Sitka.

A memorial plaque is dedicated to the victim of Ketchikan’s deadly 2024 landslide. Plus, one of Haines' few childcare providers is shutting down, and Coast Guard members face off in a friendly competition in Juneau.

Ketchikan borough assembly candidate Timothy Montgomery talks about why he’s running for office. Plus, a group of volunteers restores cemeteries in Juneau, and some houses on Wrangell Island will soon receive addresses for the first time.