Two teenagers are dead after their dirt bikes collided with each other on Prince of Wales Island. Plus, processors are paying more for commercial salmon this season than in recent years, and an exhibition featuring the work of an Indigenous artist from Sitka is referenced in a new White House report that alleges "anti-white" bias.

Some whale conservation advocates want to relist Pacific gray whales under the Endangered Species Act. Plus, Haines could soon receive federal funding for hazard mitigation projects, and a Petersburg family dominates an annual logrolling competition.

Three people were rescued from a boat fire this weekend near South Pennock Island

A new playground opens at Alder Park

Fish Pirates Daughter celebrates its 60th anniversary

Juneau’s city museum faces the effects of harsh budget cuts

A walking tour highlights Ketchikan's paranormal history

Petersburg honors Alaska Native rights activist Amy Hallingstad

Public comment is open for a timber sale near Hollis

The dump in Haines is dealing with rising utility costs by going off the grid

A Thorne Bay city councilmember announces his intent to resign. Plus, the remains of an unidentified WWII soldier buried in Sitka are headed to a Midwest forensics lab for possible identification, and a black bear enters Juneau’s historic Alaskan Hotel.

New food trucks open in Ketchikan

Experts work to salvage a Coast Guard helicopter that crashed in Sitka

Ketchikan’s fire chief offers tips on how to stay safe this July Fourth weekend. Plus, two cruise ships in Southeast Alaska report norovirus outbreaks, and a new Jiu Jitsu studio in Juneau offers an approachable space for anyone who wants to get into the sport. 

A Ketchikan city council member steps down

A deep sea whale rarely found in Southeast has washed up in Sitka