Author: Leila Kheiry

Alaskans give $2.4 million through Pick.Click.Give.

In Ketchikan, 13 nonprofit agencies received about $25,000 through the program.

Ketchikan’s downtown felt like fall in more ways than one on Thursday, with heavy rain, blown sideways by strong winds, and no tourists.

Three candidates running for Ketchikan City Council made their cases at a meeting of the area Chamber of Commerce Wednesday.

Predictions of high winds and heavy rain forced Princess Cruises to divert both the Sapphire Princess and Star Princess away from Ketchikan.

That study addresses residents’ concerns over tourist traffic at Herring Cove, a popular spot to catch a glimpse of Alaska summertime wildlife.