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Why the search for invasive crab species ‘matters to all of us’

With the help of volunteers, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game hopes to stay one step ahead of the invasive species.

Local Tlingit and Haida leaders reflected on their family histories during a vigil for Indigenous children whose graves were found in Canada.

Paddlers return to Wrangell Narrows near Petersburg this Saturday to raise money to support education for local students in the medical field.

In the Petersburg area, the projects with the most comments were Petersburg Lake Trail improvements and Snake Ridge Road resurfacing.

Dozens celebrated local resident Art Hammer’s 100th birthday on Wednesday. Katie Anastas stopped by to talk to his friends and family.