Katherine Rose is a Reporter at Alaska Public Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, education, arts and entertainment, and technology, with a particular focus on urban development and public health. Katherine's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, Anchorage Daily News, and Nature Portfolio.
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Katherine Rose's coverage focuses on local government, travel & tourism, and crime in Sitka, Alaska. She frequently reports on government announcements, legal policy regulation, evolving stories, and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Katherine Rose
Stocking up on summer staples? Beyond the discounts, Prague's open-air outlet has expat-friendly extras worth knowing.
By: Katherine Rose
The regular Sitka School Board meeting was cancelled on Tuesday (6-16-26) when it fell short of the attendance requirements to hold a public meeting.
Two Sitkans have applied to fill two vacant seats on the Sitka School Board until the next municipal election.
By: Katherine Rose
Where's the beef? A new English-friendly website explains cuts, cooking methods, and butcher-shop basics for anyone intimidated by local meat displays.
By: Katherine Rose
The Sitka School Board is back to full capacity. When the board met on Tuesday (6-30-26), two new members were sworn in to fill vacant seats.
By: Katherine Rose
The last of the spring sports at Sitka High School wrapped last month, with the Wolves softball team scoring second place at the state championship. Sentinel reporter Shannon Haugland joined KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss the last several weeks of sports coverage, including updates to the fall coach roster at Sitka High School, and plans to cover upcoming summer races in Sitka. Listen to the conversation here:
By: Katherine Rose
Communication is key. That’s what members of a committee dedicated to improving Mt. Edgecumbe High School said at their second meeting on Wednesday (7-8-26).
By: Jessica Anne Allerton, Katherine Rose
Conserved fecal microbiome signatures of intestinal diseases across domestic mammals offer a non-invasive avenue to monitor animal health and advance
By: Katherine Rose
Trollers moored in Sitka’s Crescent Harbor. (KCAW/Berett Wilber)
Sitka’s new haulout has been operating for a little under a year, but it’s still not hauling uninsured boats for repairs. Members of Sitka’s fishing fleet say that’s a problem. It’s not uncommon for certain types of vessels to be uninsured, either because the cost is prohibitive for the owner, or insurance companies don’t want to assume the risk.
