Maria Dudzak

“We don’t let things stop us,” said drama instructor Tommy Varella-Kossack, whose home was destroyed in the Aug. 25 slide.

Firefighters say people aboard the vessel, being used as a bunkhouse for workers, used a hose to tamp Tuesday night's blaze down.

The final races of a Ketchikan swim meet were dedicated to the six people killed in the Nov. 20 slide, including five Heller family members.

There were no passengers in the vehicle, owned by Alaska Coach Tours, and the driver was uninjured Wednesday morning.

Ketchikan’s City Council upheld the city manager’s decision to not hold a drag queen story time at the public library this year.

Thousands of library books — some of them rare — are in cold storage after a sprinkler pipe burst on the University of Alaska Southeast’s Ketchikan campus. College librarians went to great lengths to salvage items from the collection.

The world’s oldest living Haida is being honored for his longevity and community service at a birthday celebration for his 100th year on Tuesday.

Biologists identified the catch as a Pacific green sea turtle.

Do you know how to properly display the Stars and Stripes and are familiar with flag etiquette? Advice was given at a recent presentation.

After a 45-year drought, the Ketchikan High School Kings basketball team on Saturday took the 4A title, winning 57-53 against Dimond High School at the state championship tournament in Anchorage.