Hunter Morrison

In response to the cruise ship industry’s boom, local developers are building attractions in Ward Cove to maximize tourism dollars and alleviate congestion downtown.

Twenty-four-year-old Payton Brewer is charged with sexual assault, murder of an unborn child and over 40 other counts after he allegedly distributed drugs and alcohol to minors.

The small community on Prince of Wales Island held a special mayoral election on Tuesday. Acting city mayor Timber Pesterfield was the top vote-getter.

In the works at Ward Cove is a zipline adventure park and a combination brewery, distillery and winery.

Ketchikan residents who paid a utility bill recently may have noticed it’s more expensive than it was before, after the city council approved several rate increases to keep pace with rising costs and pay for future infrastructure projects.

Many people across the island may lose library access if an agreement isn't reached by Dec 31.

The survey sought public input on the construction of a new public restroom on Creek Street, which could begin at the end of the summer.

Ketchikan's school board and borough assembly agreed on a new version of a repayment plan this week that includes one year of paying interest only.

For many communities in rural Alaska, accessing fresh fruit can be challenging. But a project in Metlakatla is looking to change that by planting fruit-bearing trees and bushes around town.

There are few gift shops in downtown Ketchikan that sell almost only Native-made goods. But the Ketchikan Indian Community opened a new store this week that’s doing just that.