Two high-quality interactive web cameras have recently been installed atop Five Finger Lighthouse – one of the world's most ...

Petersburg burned notably less diesel than usual during this month’s annual Southeast Alaska Power Agency maintenance shutdown, as mild weather, low industrial demand and customer conservation ...

JAG Ketchikan LLC, which began operating the state-owned Ketchikan Shipyard in September, has secured a nearly $100 million contract for a service-life extension project involving a federal research ...

Petersburg's Fourth of July weekend schedule has been released for an eventful three days in the town–the traditional two-day ...

The Alaska Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Alaska Division of Elections to include Dan J. Sullivan of Petersburg on the primary ballot as a candidate for U.S. Senate. The ruling upholding a lower ...

Southeast Alaska’s summer commercial Dungeness crab season will close three weeks early, after Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Dungeness harvest estimate came in the lowest in at least 25 years.

Abbey Jackson Ferree, from Petersburg now living in Fairbanks, swam solo across the English Channel on June 21, crossing from ...

Karl Hagerman will retire June 30 as Petersburg's utility director, closing a 33-year career with the borough that carried ...

Due to construction that began on May 18, the Aquatic side of the Parks and Recreation building will remain closed, without a ...

Summer has arrived, and, these days, summer in Petersburg means electric scooters all around town used for transportation, ...

A U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crashed near Sitka during a routine training flight on Monday morning, with the four crew members aboard rescued and brought to Mount Edgecumbe Medical ...

An Anchorage Superior Court judge on Tuesday agreed to expedite a lawsuit whose outcome will determine whether the namesake challenger of U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan will appear on the state’s Aug. 18 ...