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Governor Dunleavy presents his draft of state budget

Update: Governor Dunleavy spoke for about 30 minutes about his proposed budget. You can watch a...

Sitka Kitch invites local cuisiniers to new kitchen

Sitka Kitch has moved into a new kitchen recently at the Lutheran Church and organizers want to introduce the space to local aspiring chefs.

Be a Hogwarts student for a week at Sitka Public Library

February 12-15 is Harry Potter School week at the Sitka Public Library.

Sentinel Sports: March tournament looms for basketball teams

KCAW photo/Enrique Pérez de la Rosa Despite a few loses and some injuries in last weeks games,...

Community mourns loss of missing Guardian Flight colleagues

Hundreds of people braved the cold to attend a candlelight remembrance by the whale statue in downtown Juneau’s Overstreet Park Friday evening. Many wore uniforms from various first responder agencies. Friends and family of the crew members spoke, thanking the community for its support.

Special Coverage: State of the Union

Tuesday February 5, Raven Radio will carry NPR’s special coverage of the President’s State of the Union speech and the Democratic response, starting at 5 p.m.

Teens raising funds for center host ‘escape room’

Local teens are raising funds for a Sitka Health Summit goal to start a Teen Center in Sitka. Matthew Jackson of Youth Advocates of Sitka and Dakota, a local teen, joined KCAW's Erin Fulton in the studio to discuss their plans for the center.

Exchange students host ‘Community Conversation’ on converging cultures

Exchange students from around the world and living in Sitka for a year present a program on their cultures 6:30 p.m. Friday, February 1, at the Sheet'ka Kwaan Naa Kahidi.