By a more than 2-to-1 margin, voters in Wednesday’s special election turned down a ballot proposition to limit cruise ship visitation in Sitka. The vote… Continue reading
Robert Sims named Alaska Sports Official of the Year.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Ruling may end 2023 legal challenge and mean such products are restricted to marijuana retailers here.
Legislature adjourned without addressing expanding access to commercial fishing careers.
Tariffs, layoffs, other Trump policies result in “second-lowest levels of positivity” since 2010.
More than 100 donated trees of 42 varieties planted during past decades.
USA Today contest that ends June 2 also includes famous stores such as Strand Book Store in NYC.
Company that owns 11 Southeast Alaska radio stations placed in receivership over defaulted $8.2M loan.
Crimson Bears top DI school, Sitka Wolves top DII competitions.
On the 120th and last day of Alaska’s annual legislative session, the state House passed a bill that would curb high interest rates and fees… Continue reading
Crimson Bears have multiple chances for championships this weekend
Tributes at annual ceremonies in Juneau note major historic achievement and unseen individual sufferings.
Business, home dwellers agree with unhoused that city’s “dispersed camping” remains dangerously unhealthy.
Former TMHS students get tributes as nearly 300 seniors walk the stage in first post-merger commencement.
Crimson Bears girls’ season ends at home against Wasilla.
Crimson Bears boys “sock-er” it to visiting Warriors.
38 seniors get individual tributes from their advisors before walk across stage at Dzantik’i Heeni.
JDHS defeats Sitka Saturday during weekend celebration matchups.
Crimson Bears boys top DI events, Sitka Wolves top DII.
