PERIOD OF RAIN INCREASING FROM THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH MIDNIGHT.
ADDITIONAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF AN INCH.
SOUTHEAST WIND TO 10 MPH. 
Southeast News
POW 13th in national archery competition
The Southeast Island School District archery team routinely wins state competitions, and scores well nationally, too. A couple of Whale Pass archers did well enough this year to participate in an upcoming South Africa competition. more
Geologist discovers underwater volcano
About 10,000 years ago, give or take a couple thousand years, a volcano blew its top in the middle of Behm Canal. The crater is still there, covered by 150 feet or so of ocean. But when the volcano exploded many thousands of years ago, it was not underwater. more
Tour guides get their own tour of Misty Fiords
On a beautiful, sunny, calm, warm day, a tour boat left downtown Ketchikan, headed toward Misty Fiords National Monument. But this tour boat had no tourists on board. It was full of tour guides. more
SEAPA CEO talks about services, communication
Officials with the Southeast Alaska Power Agency are working on ways to improve the agency’s image, and get information to the public about what SEAPA does and why they believe maintaining the agency is important. more
SEAPA analysis effort nixed, at least for now
A push by the Wrangell Assembly to move forward sooner rather than later on an analysis of the Southeast Alaska Power Agency hit a roadblock Thursday when the Ketchikan City Council rescinded its support of the idea. more
AMHS kicks off 50th anniversary in Ketchikan
While 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts blew a typical Southeast Alaska heavy, soaking, horizontal rain outside, there was a party going on inside one of the Alaska Marine Highway System’s oldest vessels. more
Council Member Coose: Rescind SEAPA analysis
A motion to rescind support for an analysis of the Southeast Alaska Power Agency is on the Ketchikan City Council agenda Thursday. more
Murkowski ‘irritated’ with U.S. Forest Service
Sen. Lisa Murkowski is unhappy with the U.S. Forest Service, and doesn’t mince words when talking about it. more
Schoenbar students hack into school system
Students trick teachers into giving up their passwords, and use the information to remotely control other student laptops. more
Ketchikan teen chosen to lead state Youth Court
During a recent United Youth Courts of Alaska meeting in Homer, members elected a Ketchikan teenager as the new youth president for the statewide organization. more