The Kenai Central boys soccer team defeated Ketchikan 2-1 on Wednesday in nonconference play at Ed Hollier Field at Kenai Central High School.

Ketchikan resident Marie Pearl Zellmer Robinson measures her mouth with a pair of digital calipers. It’s official: A ...

When Bill Tatsuda Junior was born in Seattle in 1947, his family’s place in Ketchikan — and America in general — was ...

Alaska House District 1 Rep. Jeremy Bynum talks about the governor's education veto, the Alaska Marine Highway System, and ...

The Ketchikan Visitors Bureau estimates the First City will see roughly 1.47 million visitors on more than 500 ships this ...

Hell was a little cooler than one might have expected on Saturday, and, despite all the hills, 11 participants found the course to be not too torturous as they ran ...

According to JDHS head coach Matt Dusenberry the Juneau school consolidation that moved the Crimson Bears out of the ...

This sentencing marks a crucial step toward justice, finally holding accountable all defendants responsible for this betrayal ...

The first cruise ship of the 2025 tourism season in Juneau, the Norwegian Bliss, arrives downtown on Monday, April 14, 2025. ...

JDHS fell 4-1 on Tuesday. Crimson Bears sophomore defender Ibrahima Diouf scored on a 40-yard free kick for their lone goal.

Alaska Public Media spoke with school leaders from Ketchikan to Kotzebue about the Gov. Dunleavy's veto of a school funding ...