The governor’s State of the State address and the preceding protests. More snow and an Irish band head to Southeast. 

An artist from Ketchikan is recognized with a national award. Long after the tourists depart Juneau at the end of cruise season, they leave something behind. Communities across Southeast talk landslides. 

Southeast is battered by winds. Fish and Game announces the rules on rockfish. More on the governor’s executive orders. Alaska Quakers travel to Kake to apologize. 

An update in the case of the international drug trafficking ring sending narcotics by mail to Ketchikan. A new bill could tighten restrictions for hunting and fishing licenses. A conversation with a new member of Alaska’s oldest paper. 

Recapping the most recent wolf trapping season. Peering into a volcanic crater in Sitka. Petersburg’s tribal council swears in amid staffing changes. 

How to engage with the Alaska legislature. Pinball wizards square off in Sitka.

Arson is suspected in a fire over the weekend. Ketchikan’s newest wrestling team heads to Petersburg. Winter storms head to Juneau. Alaska fights a surge in STIs. 

The search continues for a missing person on Revilla Island. Traditional knowledge makes it into a Board of Fish policy session. A tour of a remote lighthouse in Frederick Sound. 

The public makes their voice heard on library books in Ketchikan. The potential implications a US Supreme Court case could have on Alaskans. Remembering one of the Alaska journalism greats. 

A major Ketchikan criminal trial closes. The state legislature opens. KIC holds tribal elections. Petersburg shows support for fishermen in crisis.