Ketchikan’s city attorney canceling the event could violate the state’s civil rights law and the First Amendment in addition to the city’s antidiscrimination ordinance.

At-home tests are in short supply across the country and throughout the state.

The Metlakatla Indian Community tribal government argues that a 1891 law gives its modern-day members unfettered rights to commercially fish around Ketchikan and Prince of Wales Island.

The regional subsistence advisory council says its proposals are responding to food security concerns from villages. 

It would have been the first king salmon derby in Ketchikan since 2017.

What’s not on Young’s list? One very large bridge from Ketchikan to Gravina Island, where the city’s airport is.

Beth Lougee’s resignation follows a rocky tenure, where Alaska Native tribal leaders said they’d lost confidence in her leadership.

The city is projected to face roughly $33 million in revenue losses, but the community was allocated just $1.7 million in direct federal funding.

The Wrangell-bound Boeing 737-790 turned back about five minutes after taking off “out of an abundance of caution,” according to the airline.

Business owners and local officials say they’re worried that keeping guests in a bubble would squeeze out most of Southeast Alaska’s small tour companies, retailers and restaurants.