Updates on a statewide trawl fishery lawsuit, tips for homebuyers in Southeast Alaska, and it’s never too late to be an artist. 

Cable TV becomes thing of the past in Ketchikan. Southeast skiers may have to wait to hit the slopes. Plus an in-depth look at another dimension of landslide relief, this time in Haines. 

Prince of Wales Island is added to the Dunleavy’s disaster declaration. Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus stand trial in Sitka. A beloved institution in Juneau closes its doors. 

Ketchikan police and fire departments are front and center during the city’s 2024 budget meetings. Plus updates on Petersburg and Sitka’s efforts to increase housing. 

The story of a daring whale rescue, a Petersburg’s class raising fish, and an update from the landslide area in Wrangell. Plus - what is the right amount of tourism? 

A team of researchers looks for rare earth elements in Prince of Wales seaweed, Ketchikan sends a tree to the governor for the holidays, and Coffman Cove recovers from landslides and flooding. 

A look at a complicated ordinance that passed through borough chambers this month and what it has to do with the library. Reconsidering Ketchikan’s place in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. The legislative assembly in Juneau now allows pets.

The rain never bothered us anyway! The Broadway musical Frozen makes its Alaska debut in Ketchikan. And experts gather in Sitka to discuss a particular infestation in Southeast Alaska. 

More incredible stories of support and community in the face of tragedy after the devastating landslide in Wrangell.

While the search for the people missing from Monday's disastrous landslide in Wrangell continues, we'll take a look at a rash of burglaries and an improvised concert venue in Petersburg, as well as a lawsuit filed by an Alaska chapter of planned parenthood.