The eighth-seeded Ketchikan Legion Post 3 opens the 74th Alaska Legion state tournament facing rivals and tournament top seed ...

A parade, blueberry treats, an art exhibition, a fun run/walk, slug competitions, a slew of vendor booths, a race between ...

A popular bear and salmon observation site near Hyder remains closed after being damaged on July 16 by floodwaters stemming ...

A third-party audit found that “not adequately designed” procedures and an initial incorrect bank account balance could have contributed to Ketchikan Gateway Borough staff’s delayed understanding of a ...

After the Ketchikan Little League Junior All-Stars initially defeated the Gastineau Channel Little League Junior All-Stars 15 ...

The state has sent more than 3,000 letters to Alaska voters asking them to verify their citizenship ahead of the Aug. 18 primary, a number a top state ...

Sunshine, light breezes and lots of good company made for a pleasant outdoor picnic for seniors that drew a good crowd to ...

The consultant that put together a feasibility study for a major shipbuilding and repair operation at the former 6-Mile Mill ...

Alaska’s Legislature decided 15 years ago that Alaskans would honor the late Sen. Ted Stevens on the fourth Saturday of July.

Subscribers to Alaska magazine were informed this week that the 91-year-old publication will cease publication on Dec. 31, 2026.

Ketchikan Legion Post 3 ended its regular season with a 12-3 loss to Kenai Post 20 on Saturday at Bartlett High School in Anchorage.

A century ago, there was an active Ku Klux Klan "klavern" in Ketchikan. Although it is not clear how many local men were involved, if it was anything like the KKK group in Juneau, it could have ...