Author: Michael Fanelli

The State Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed that the body found inside a bus last week was Thomas Nelson, who owned and lived in the bus.

The School Board directed district leadership to begin implementing newly approved funding despite a potential veto.

The borough assembly signed off on about $2.4 million for district spending, but Mayor Rodney Dial threatened to veto the decision.

Ketchikan’s annual 4th of July parade was paused mid-way through, as a woman received care after tumbling from one of the floats.

First City Homeless Services served its last meal on June 14, leaving a void for the hundreds who relied on it.