Hunter Morrison is a reporter at KDLL. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America and Latin America, as well as themes related to animals, arts and entertainment, and legal affairs. Hunter's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WUWF Public Media, KTOO, and NPR.
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Hunter's articles predominantly focus on local events, wildlife conservation, and outdoor activities in Alaska. He seems to cover a wide range of topics related to the local community including entertainment news, family & relationships, as well as scientific themes.
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Ketchikan is an arts town. Want proof? Listen in as Ketchikan Arts Council staff present a list of upcoming events!
By: Hunter Morrison
The Eagle One Express took on water and beached itself on Annette Island Thursday morning, according to the Coast Guard.
Skippers recently competed on a beach a stone’s throw from downtown Ketchikan to see whose rock could bounce the most.
The woman is safe after she lost strength swimming in the water near Mill Street.
Learn more about a Tweens Tie Dye event, Free Style Book Club, Cedar Print Craftivity and more. Also, there is no library Move’n’Groove or Storytime next week. Amie Toepfer discusses this and much more.
By: Hunter Morrison
The Ketchikan Indian Community rolled out the program this month where people can pay for and assemble care packages to those in need.
By: Hunter Morrison
Among other reasons, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game cited a lack of evidence that the invasive species has contributed to environmental changes.
By: Hunter Morrison
In its petition, the tribe said, “continued colonization of green crabs into Alaska’s marine habitats carries an inevitable and profound risk of disrupting local fisheries.”
Candidacy filing for Ketchikan’s October 6 municipal elections opened Monday.
The small community on Prince of Wales Island was without running water for over a week.
