Author: Jack Darrell

Members of the Ketchikan Indian Community can begin casting their votes for open seats on the Tribal Council and Advisory Health Board. Ketchikan Indian Community announced Sunday that early and absentee voting is now open for tribal members. 

Here’s a look back at 2024 with KRBD’s Michael Fanelli and Jack Darrell.

Rising costs were a recurring theme in the City of Ketchikan’s budget discussions for next year.

Ketchikan students and staff say that the district’s ELL program has shrunk over the last several years, and that it no longer meets the needs of students trying to learn and navigate school in a new language.

PeaceHealth Ketchikan is now paying the emergency physicians, but it’s unclear whether they’ll be made whole for the lost wages.