Known or suspected contamination of former industrial sites can affect redevelopment. The Sitka Tribe is hosting a visioning session (plus dinner!) 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 12, in Harrigan Centennial ...

Sitka’s new boatyard is getting another wave of funding. Tuesday night (6-10-25) the Sitka Assembly approved a $715,000 ...

Sitka’s Parks and Recreation team joined KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss this summer’s activities including summer ...

Sitkans will hold a “No Kings!” rally on Saturday, June 14, as part of a nationwide demonstration, described by organizers as ...

Mina Brooks-Schmidt is back after her third year away at college, and on June 12, she'll be performing a new array of art ...

SAIL has a summer work program on local trails, and two summer camps in July and August for students with a broad range of ...

Two Sitkans were indicted by a grand jury this spring for assault and theft charges, and a ruling in a highly publicized ...

Sitka's legislators have returned home following adjournment on May 20. Both recently visited KCAW to offer insights into the ...

The Sitka Wolves Baseball team went nearly undefeated (27-2) on their way to the state Division I Baseball title over the ...

E-bikes are ubiquitous in Sitka. Tourists rent them, commuters ride them, officials field complaints about them. But one ...

Sitka voters have overwhelmingly rejected a ballot measure that would have capped the number of cruise visitors beginning next year. Wednesday’s special election brought out almost 3,000 voters, 73% ...

The center’s aquarist stumbled across a stubby squid in poor condition — and he happens to be one of the few people who knows ...