Accumulation at airport as of 11:59 p.m. Wednesday is fourth-highest in recorded history, according to NWS; extended forecast calls for possible snow showers through Wednesday.

About 8 in 10 Americans who re-enrolled in Affordable Care Act marketplace coverage say their health care costs are higher this year, including about half who say their costs are “a lot” higher, according to a new survey from the health care research nonprofit KFF.

Two Haines assembly members say their use of Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence engine could be a model for future local government use; others have raised questions about errors in the document.

A group of Princeton University students visited Southeast Alaska last week to learn about the Tlingit clans and federally-recognized tribal governments working to repatriate precious cultural objects that have been taken from this region.

The first lease sale in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska since 2019 generated $163 million in high bids, but some bids were for protected land.

Athletic and talented JDHS meet their match against number one seed West Valley.

Juneau-Douglas opens 4A Alaska championships with 53-34 loss to Bartlett.

92% vote in favor of step toward a walkout as contract dispute remains unresolved after more than a year, according to Juneau Education Association.

Dinkel, Newman and Krupa first Alaska all-female crew to officiate state championship.

The Waynehoe barge docked Wednesday, March 18, 2026, in Ward Cove, north of Ketchikan. (Christopher Mullen / Ketchikan Daily News) Daily Sitka Sentinel staff The Coast Guard today identified two crew members who died in an accident Sunday aboard a freight barge as 21-year-old Ben Fowler of Sitka, and 28-year-old Sidney Mohorovich of Washington state. U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Stanley Fields, commander of Sector Southeast Alaska, offered his condolences and said the Coast Guard i

Alaska legislators have sidetracked a bill originally intended for the legislative fast track.

Arizona coffee roaster Gabe Hagen is wondering if he’ll ever recoup the tens of thousands of dollars he paid in tariffs to import beans from the world’s major coffee-growing regions in South America, Africa and the Indo-Pacific.