The State of Alaska has opened an investigation into Dan Sullivan of Petersburg's campaign. 

The gray whale population in the Sitka Sound has skyrocketed in recent years -- and scientists are asking why. 

Residents of Craig will soon pay more for water and sewer services. Plus, Rep. Rebecca Himschoot, of Sitka, looks back at this legislative session, and birders flock to Yakutat for the city’s annual tern festival.

Ketchikan says goodbye to two elementary schools. Plus, a cruise line is teaming up with an international whale advocacy organization to host a marine mammal observer on board a ship.

A family of six is rescued from a beached boat near Kasaan, on Prince of Wales Island. Plus, a challenger enters Alaska's House District 1 race, and the first dugout canoe made from wood strips completes its maiden voyage.

How a local woman works to keep Filipino cultural traditions alive in Ketchikan.

There are now two people named Dan Sullivan who are running for Senate.

The U.S. Forest Service holds a hearing on Prince of Wales Island to listen to concerns about a proposed timber project. Plus, the state epidemiologist says Alaska cruise ports don't need to worry about the Hantavirus.  

A new Native art market opens in downtown Ketchikan.

Petersburg residents give trash from the landfill a new life.

A new public use cabin opens near Ward Lake. Plus, a new report shows that population growth for humpback whales near Glacier Bay National Park has been slow, and Petersburg’s local tribe launches its first canoe in a century.

How some community members on Metlakatla are fighting food insecurity

Fishermen in Sitka ask city leaders to waive insurance requirements for the marine haulout and shipyard

The Ketchikan school district now has more time to pay off their debt to the borough

Some worry that proposed mines in British Columbia have a lack of tribal consultation and will cause pollution in salmon-bearing streams