Wrangell is sending an ambulance to Ketchikan after this week's South Tongass fire. A Juneau group wants to keep cruise ships from coming on Saturdays. A new bill in the sate house aims to expand telehealth coverage.

Ketchikan residents woke up this morning to the South Tongass Fire Department engulfed in flames. A car accident on a remote road far outside of town. The Norwegian Bliss, the first cruise ship of the season makes its way towards Ketchikan. A Juneau high school swimmer makes history. Silver Bay Seafoods, Ketchikan’s soon-to-be newest seafood processor, is expanding.

A Metlakatla fish processor reopens for troll-caught kings. Mary Peltola stops into the KRBD studios to talk housing, mental health, and climate change preparedness.

Akeela, a substance abuse and behavioral health provider, is leaving Ketchikan. Ketchikan-based EC Phillips & Sons finalizes their foothold in Petersburg. Juneau considers using money from cruise passengers to combat the pollution they bring.

Kayhi students walked out of class today in protest on Gov. Dunleavy's veto of SB140. Other student walkouts took place across Alaska. Airport parking rates are going up in Ketchikan starting this summer.

After a heated discussion, the city council votes to extend First City Haven homeless shelter on a short-term basis. Also, a tribal healthcare provider is suing the federal government over costs it says it’s owed.

Without an increase to state education funding, the Ketchikan school board expects to be in the red. Chatting with a two-time champion of the other grueling, extreme race following the Iditarod. Alaska’s first-of-its-kind plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Grant Echohawk drops out of the race for the District 1 House seat. A land trust clashes with the National Park Service in Sitka. Mary Peltola talks fish and her reelection campaign.

A regional landslide warning system for communities large and small. A new way to track fish. USDA funding to improve locally grown food. Troubles in the Sitka Sac Roe herring fishery. 

A major Alaska utility provider is moving its headquarters to Ketchikan, an onsite marijuana consumption business gets approved in Juneau, Sitka considers creating a Tourism commission, and leaders of a federal agency discuss resource development along Alaska coastlines.