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Temporary barriers spared Alaska's capital from severe flooding. A long-term solution is elusive

68% Center coverage: 19 sources

The glacial flooding that sent residents of Alaska’s capital city scrambling this week has become an annual ordeal for those who live along the picturesque river that winds from the nearby Mendenhall Glacier.See the Story

Trump and Putin's No-Deal Summit Was Different to What We Expected - Here's Why

47% Left coverage: 15 sources

There had been much build-up to the summit in Anchorage, Alaska, not least from Donald Trump himself. The US president had threatened "severe" consequences for Russia should it not go well - but there was no mention of this following the talks.Vladimir Putin · Anchorage See the Story

Summer cold coming on? Why do colds, COVID become more prevalent as weather heats up?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The COVID-19 variant, nicknamed stratus, can cause a “razor blade” sore throat and is considered a “variant under monitoring” by the World Health Organization.Health · United States See the Story

NOSB team confirms green crab invasion

Ketchikan High School National Ocean Science Bowl team on Monday reported the first live invasive European green crab along the Revillagigedo Island road system to Alaska Department of Fish and Game.Ketchikan · Ketchikan Read Article

Alaska COVID cases follow nation trend

Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, new strains of the virus continue to develop and adapt. Similar to national trends, cases in Alaska — especially the Southeast — have risen over the course of the summer.Coronavirus · Ketchikan Read Article

School budget on Borough Assembly agenda

Monday night’s Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly meeting is scheduled to begin with a video acknowledgement of the one-year anniversary of the Third Avenue Bypass landslide.Ketchikan · Ketchikan Read Article

KPU warns of phone scam seeking Medicare info

Ketchikan Public Utilities is cautioning local seniors about a phone scam focused on obtaining Medicare information.Medicare · Ketchikan Read Article

Assembly OKs end to tax exemption for short-term rentals in City of Ketchikan

The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly aims to add about $600,000 in revenue to fund local schools after removing a borough tax exemption for short-term rentals in the City of Ketchikan.Taxes · Ketchikan Read Article

City Council advances cruise line fees

The Ketchikan City Council during a regular meeting Thursday approved two ordinances in their first readings that, if approved in second readings, will raise dockage and wharfage fees for cruise lines that moor at the Port of Ketchikan.Ketchikan · Ketchikan Read Article

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