Category: Featured News

Jeigh Stanton Gregor commentary: Running for reelection

by kfskadmin | Oct 2, 2026 | Commentary, Commentary, Station Highlights, Featured News, Station Highlights | 0

KFSK has an open airwaves policy. This commentary was submitted by Jeigh Stanton Gregor, regarding the 2026 municipal election.

Robin Roberts commentary: VOTE

by kfskadmin | Oct 1, 2026 | Commentary, Commentary, Station Highlights, Featured News, Station Highlights | 0

KFSK has an open airwaves policy. This commentary was submitted by Robin Roberts, regarding the 2026 municipal election.

Petersburg High School cross country girls win Region V Championship in Juneau

by Taylor Heckart | Oct 1, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, News, Syndicated | 0

Every girl and one boy on Petersburg’s high school cross country team are heading to the state championship in Anchorage this weekend.

Managers use last year’s fishery to set Southeast Alaska’s red king crab harvest goals

by Olivia Rose | Sep 30, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, News, Syndicated | 0

Southeast Alaska’s first consecutive commercial red king crab fishery in decades opens Nov. 1. Expectations for the season are underpinned by knowledge from last year’s fishery.

Petersburg Borough Assembly approves wastewater studies to comply with federal requirements

by Taylor Heckart | Sep 29, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, News, Syndicated | 0

The studies will help the borough comply with stricter wastewater permits from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Data center moratorium proposal fails in Petersburg Assembly stalemate

by Olivia Rose | Sep 28, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, News, Syndicated | 0

Petersburg’s Borough Assembly on Sept. 21 considered pursuing a temporary moratorium related to data centers. But the vote ended in a 3–3 tie.

Neets Bay Hatchery opens first chum fishery in nearly a decade

by Baiz Hoen | Sep 25, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, News, Syndicated | 0

When Petersburg fisherman Bob Martin arrived at Neets Bay for the chum salmon opener, he didn’t have a good feeling. Over 30 boats crowded the bay. Plus, the fish on the shoreline didn’t look that great. But within minutes of putting out his net, he got hits.