Sitka’s preschoolers will have another option next year. The Sitka School Board (on Wednesday 4-2-25) approved an expansion ...

The harvest allocation for king salmon in Southeast Alaska is lower than the region’s commercial trollers expected.

Heritage & Cultural Tourism Conference has wrapped up this week (3/27) – not in Sitka, but in Fairbanks. To celebrate the ...

Over 6000 tons of herring have been harvested so far in the Sitka Sound Sac Roe herring fishery. The commercial fishery ...

Sitka’s oldest veterinary practice has closed its doors. Dr. Burgess Bauder retired on January 1, after 51 years serving Sitkans and their pets. That Bauder’s practice was unusual is an understatement ...

Like many infectious diseases, tuberculosis was never eradicated, just suppressed – by a global public health effort that began shortly after the Second World War. Sitkan Brownie Thomsen is a former ...

Sitka’s community radio station KCAW got a shoutout during a tense congressional hearing in Washington D.C. on Wednesday ...

Amy Jenson is the new Scientist in Residency at the Sitka Sound Science Center. A PhD candidate at the University of Alaska ...

Sitka’s commercial herring fishery is smaller this year, and that means fishery reports from the state will be restricted.

The impact of federal funding freezes and job cuts on Sitka’s economy topped the list of concerns when Senator Lisa Murkowski ...

The state plans to build new hybrid ferries to replace the aging fleet, hire more workers to run them, and improve ...

Sitka's spring cleanup is starting early this year. The event, starting April 5 and ending April 13, offers free disposal of ...