The Haines High School makes repairs on the roof after years of leaks. We sat down with Superintendent Roy Getchell and Principal Lily Boron to get details. And, after a slow start, sockeye salmon are running up the Chilkoot in big numbers. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has reopened some of the area […]

A regional airline has made upgrades that will allow its planes to fly through a broader range of weather and provide more reliable service. We spoke with company representatives.

At the latest Skagway assembly meeting, the governing body learned about invasive plants and how the community is uniquely positioned to control the spread. And, this year’s Mr. Skagway was crowned at the Red Onion Saloon. Nugget’s endearing voice and magic tricks won over the judges and the crowd.  

 The annual Southeast Alaska State Fair is almost here to cap off the end of July. We had a chance to meet with the Fair Executive Director, Amanda Randles to see what was in store for this weekend.

A rockslide shut down travel in the Yukon North of Skagway on Tuesday afternoon. It became a major inconvenience for cruise passengers on tour, who found themselves cut off from their ship. But, they eventually boarded at the end of a long night. And, The Department of Fish and Game shut down the Chilkoot inlet […]

The search for the planes carrying three people that went missing on its wy to yakutat has been suspended. And, some drastic new rules restricting international travel for dogs have been revised at the last minute. The revision will allow Haines and Skagway dogs to travel to Canada and back with relative ease, but the […]

The search is ongoing for an airplane that carried three people on the way to Yakutat. We spoke with a coastguard representative about the search effort.

Haines now has a tsunami warning system. The siren was installed in the last three days, and was tested on Thursday morning. We followed the siren’s call and spoke with the installers.

The final episode of The Skagway Shuffle; Solutions. Molly McCluskey’s investigative series on Skagway Housing concludes as she dives into some of the possible solutions for alleviating the housing crunch.

Fish counts at the Chilkoot weir have led the Department of Fish and Game to consider some restrictions in the area. The numbers are shockingly low compared to the yearly average, but agency representatives do not believe this indicates a collapsing fishery. And, the Haines borough could soon have a new clerk. The position has […]