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Remote controlled kayaks ready for research at LeConte Glacier

Unmanned kayaks are safer than boats near the glacier where caving events regularly occur. A team of scientists from Oregon State University have been preparing three such boats for research planned at the LeConte Glacier this spring.

PMC to host advance directives night

Advance directives is a free way to share your wishes for health care in a legal format.

Award winning spoken word poet to perform in Petersburg

Shane Koyczan will perform at the Wright Auditorium April 17 at 7 p.m. KFSK spoke with him about his poetry and what his shows are like.

U.S. Forest Service in Petersburg gears up for a fish pass project and timber sale

The Petersburg Ranger District is gearing up for another season out in the field on the Tongass National Forest. As Angela Denning reports, a local project of priority is reconstructing a fish passage in Mitchell Creek. And there is a plan try and re-sell timber on North Kuiu Island.

Bat survey finds five species in Southeast Alaska

Citizen science volunteers have helped identify bat species near Petersburg and in other Southeast communities. Scientists are trying to get baseline data on local populations before a deadly disease in the Lower 48 reaches Alaska.