A rockslide near the airport closes Tongass Avenue to traffic, cutting off vehicle traffic from the north end of the island. Plus, Silver Bay Seafoods buys out processing giant OBI; and we hear from some Canadians how they feel about the ongoing tensions with the U.S.

Ketchikan’s School District Superintendent resigns. Plus, we take a closer look at Trump’s executive orders on logging, and Wrangell students have their documentaries screened at an international film festival. 

Ketchikan’s School Board president resigns, and local shipyard operator Vigor is negotiating to continue operating in Ketchikan. Plus, we have the third of a three-part series about Alaska school maintenance. And veterans in Juneau rally to protect their benefits. 

The Ketchikan School Board approves new cost-cutting measures, but the grade restructuring plan is still moving ahead. Plus, we have the second in a three part investigative series about Alaska schools. And a German Shepherd evades animal control in Juneau.

US Forest Service employees terminated by the Trump administration are being hired back tomorrow. Ketchikan’s American Legion finds a new home. An archaeological mystery is solved in the Aleutians.

A Ketchikan woman may soon hold the world record for "largest female mouth gape." Plus, long wait times for Alaska trials leave victims and defendants in limbo, and the University of Alaska Southeast removes DEI mentions from its website. 

Ketchikan borough officials are in the nation's capital this week advocating for a restored ferry route to Prince Rupert's, BC. State lawmakers revise a new education funding bill. Juneau residents prepare to erect flood barriers.

The state ends a two-decade partnership with Vigor Alaska, which operates Ketchikan’s shipyard, and Ketchikan’s iconic federal building is being targeted for “disposal”. Plus, Sitka’s Mt. Edgecumbe High School is facing a 50% reduction in teaching staff. And a couple is trying to bring senior services to Skagway.

A Saxman man is sentenced for a decades-old sexual assault in Ketchikan. Plus, the Alaska mining industry is optimistic about resource development under Trump. And Juneau residents are divided over a proposal to add another cruise ship dock downtown.

The city council has an open seat after Mark Flora resigns. Flu cases have spiked in Alaska in the last three weeks. Red King crabbers will have more fishing opportunities in coming seasons.