Hope McKenney is a reporter at KCAW in Sitka. With a background in public media across New York, California, and Alaska, she focuses on regional interest, culture, and education, exploring themes such as cultural movements and publishing. McKenney's work has been featured in prominent outlets including KUCB, Anchorage Daily News, and Alaska Public Media.
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Hope McKenney’s coverage is primarily focused on local news, particularly in Unalaska, Alaska. She covers a variety of topics including government and politics, environmental issues related to the fishing industry and Clean Water Act violations, as well as local events.
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By: Hope McKenney
A finalist for Sitka’s municipal administrator position has dropped out of the running. In an email on Monday, city staff announced that Jenny Alber, who was planning to visit Sitka later this month, has withdrawn her name from consideration.
By: Hope Mckenney
Current Sitka Assembly Member Kevin Mosher has filed to run for mayor. Mosher, who is two years into serving his third term on the assembly, has served as an assembly member since 2018.
By: Hope McKenney
Sitkans attend a work session on childcare on July 22. (KCAW/McKenney)
By: Hope Mckenney
Sitka Assembly Member JJ Carlson filed Thursday (7-23-26) to run for a second term. She’s the first to bid for an assembly seat this year.
Moller Field re-opened in 2012 after a $2.6-million renovation. (KCAW photo)
By: Hope McKenney
Southeast Conference attendees gather at Harrigan Centennial Hall. (KCAW/Cotter)
By: Hope McKenney
Sitka Assembly members grappled with how to use a recently-awarded multimillion-dollar state grant at their meeting Tuesday night (7-28-26), and ultimately landed on Lincoln Street upgrades.
By: Hope McKenney
Long-time Sitka Assembly Member Thor Christianson filed to run for mayor Friday afternoon (7-31-26).
By: Hope McKenney
Back in June, a dozen service members, veterans, and police and fire personnel stood at solemn salute in the small island community of Sitka, Alaska while two U.S.
By: Hope McKenney
The Redoubt weir stretches across the outflows of the lake. (KCAW/McKenney)
