Lauren Bell and David Kanosh join KCAW for the Morning Interview to share more about the experts presenting at this year's Whalefest, as well as how storytelling connects to this year's theme of ...

The Pacific Salmon Commission held a meeting in Sitka last month, where commissioners from Canada and the United States discussed Chinook salmon issues and approved an annual work plan for the coming ...

Over 100 Sitkans gathered at Blatchley Middle School for the 3rd annual Salo Salo event, hosted by Sitka High School’s ...

Sitka Tribe of Alaska is collecting food and raising funds for Sitkans impacted by the government shutdown. Economic ...

Sitka firefighters extinguished an unattended bonfire on Harbor Mountain over the weekend. Sitka Fire Department Engineer ...

Mt. Edgecumbe High School in Sitka is preparing to welcome students from Western Alaska who have been displaced by Typhoon ...

The Sitka Flight Service Station recorded wind speeds of 56 miles per hour around 1:30 a.m. this/Friday morning, about an hour before the fire department was notified of the situation. Johnson said ...

More than 400 Sitkans turned out Saturday (10-18-25) to speak out against what they call an escalating abuse of power by President Donald Trump.

For the first time ever, Americorp ArtistYear volunteers are stationed at schools all across Sitka, providing much needed youth arts programming after a years-long absence in schools.

The M/V Columbia hit some heavy swells on its way to Bellingham, Washington on Friday (10-24-25), but no one was injured and the state-run ferry did not sustain any damage on its journey.

Lauren Wild, assistant professor of applied fisheries at UAS, and Taylor White, who will offer a talk at Whalefest entitled ...