Sitka Tribe votes on new leadership. Pink salmon forecasts call for a good year. Stedman says rural voices are softened by new Legislature's composition. Democrat joins GOP-led Senate Majority. It's OK to take a picture of your ballot. Greenhouse completed at Juneau-area prison.
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A large part of the four-day science symposium includes sending scientists into schools to talk to students. But Blatchley Middle School decided to try that in reverse this year, and sent students into WhaleFest to talk to scientists.
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Election officials say Haines Republican Rep. Bill Thomas now holds a two-vote lead over Sitka Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins.
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Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell capitalized on a weather delay at Juneau's airport on Sunday (11-11-12) to catch a bite in downtown Sitka, at the Larkspur Cafe on the first floor of KCAW's Cable House. An aide took this picture and put it on the Governor's Twitter feed. With election season finally over, it's worth asking Alaska's chief executive: Is the ketchup bottle half-full?
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My name is Stephanie Edenshaw. I am running for re-election on the Sitka Tribal Council because I believe I could make a difference. Sitka Tribe is in transition, and transition is not always easy. Change does not happen as fast as we would like it to.
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The Brave Heart Bowl throw-a-thon takes place Saturday, Nov. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the University of Alaska. No previous pottery experience is necessary. Brave Heart's Willow Moore explains.
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Ted Howard and Lon Garrison, from Sitka Folk, tell KCAW's Holly Keen about the next concert in their lineup: Joy Kills Sorrow.
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Stedman gets Heath chairmanship. Days, maybe weeks to decide House 34 race. Thomas says they're saving him a seat on House Finance. AK voter turnout lowest for president since 1996. Shooting range could open near Juneau airport.
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GOP ousts Stedman from Finance chair. Ballot questions get mixed reaction at polls. Wilson re-elected in new HD33. Ramshackle Cabaret (fish)nets $7k, 300 people. North Slope sale elicits high bids. AK Zoo patrons pick polar bear president.
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Stedman says Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley will have legislative power for foreseeable future. He says that could mean continuing efforts to move the Capitol north. But the biggest effect, Stedman says, is that Southeast and rural leaders will need to work harder to be heard.
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