Michael Fanelli is a Statewide Morning News Host/Reporter. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, energy, climate change, and social issues, with a particular focus on Alaska, Anchorage, and issues such as crime and homelessness. Michael's work has been featured in Alaska Public Media, KTOO, and KIMBERLY STACY.
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Ketchikan, United States (Local)
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Alaska Airlines says it won’t raise fares, but competition from Delta has meant lower prices in cities across the state.
By: Michael Fanelli
The board decided to delay the decision until their next meeting, asking staff to return with information on a few alternate budget proposals.
The tax, which is enforced in several other Alaska cruise destinations, will target goods and services sold onboard within the Ketchikan Gateway Borough.
By: Michael Fanelli
Gloria Burns Ilsxilee Stáng has spent more than a decade serving on the Tribal Council, and she’s excited for what’s ahead.
The idea of closing Point Higgins Elementary is a reaction to the possibility that the state may not approve any additional school funding.
By: Michael Fanelli
The plan consolidates Kindergarten through third grade at Point Higgins and Fawn Mountain and fourth through sixth at Houghtaling.
By: Michael Fanelli
The council will decide whether to appoint a temporary replacement or leave the seat vacant until the next election in October.
By: Michael Fanelli
The City of Saxman lifted the boil notice on Feb. 13, saying the water plant was once again fully functional.
By: Michael Fanelli
The superintendent shared a written update Friday describing the progress made, saying building assignments for next year are coming soon.
The USDA, which contains the U.S. Forest Service, announced it would comply with an order to temporarily rehire roughly 6,000 fired workers.
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