How the City of Craig is regulating access to its trails

What’s changed since Juneau police committed to reform a year ago

An explosive was found near a popular Southeast camping spot

A Juneau mom runs a successful bakery out of her driveway

A hunter is rescued on Prince of Wales Island. Plus, Petersburg has a new food truck, and a workshop in Sitka teaches how scorched sticks can help your garden and the atmosphere.  

Cooling system issue causes a small explosion in a Klawock grocery store

A cruise ship reports its fourth outbreak of stomach illness this year after recent trip to Southeast

An interview with the new superintendent of Ketchikan’s school district

The Sitka assembly looks at addressing the island’s childcare shortage

The City of Craig’s community swimming pool is closed amid safety concerns. Plus, Juneau residents in the Mendenhall Valley prepare for an annual glacial outburst flood, and the Skagway Police Department has a new drone program.

New program provides essentials to Ketchikan’s unhoused population

Glacial outburst flood damages bear viewing site in Hyder

A Ketchikan woman is okay after she was rescued from the water while swimming. Plus, a look at what the Ketchikan Misty Fjords Ranger District has in store for the summer, and the town of Wrangell is moving forward with plans to build a massive shipyard.

A program recently offered in Petersburg helps to reduce the load on emergency responders. Plus, Juneau’s downtown City Hall could soon be bought by the Sealaska Heritage Institute, and the Southeast Alaska State Fair opens next week.

All passengers aboard a whale-watching vessel are safe after it took on water near near Annette Island. Plus,

beachgoers in Ketchikan compete in a rock skipping contest, and Petersburg’s local tribe hosts a Tlingit workshop focused on teaching ceremonial protocol.