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Sitka reported 6 new COVID cases over long holiday weekend

Sitka reported six new coronavirus cases over the long holiday weekend, from Friday to Monday (10-18-21).

Sitkans gather for Alaska Day parade

Keystone Cops showered parade goers with bubbles (KCAW/Rose) After the coronavirus threw a wrench...

Forest Service District Ranger Perry Edwards gives update, says ‘farewell’ to Sitka

Sitka District Ranger Perry Edwards joined KCAW's Erin Fulton to give an update on what's happening with the Forest Service this fall.

Alaska Day Festival returns with parade, brew fest

Alaska Day organizers Hal Spackman and Ted Allio joined Erin Fulton to discuss the activities planned for the weekend. Listen here:

Sitka reports 6 new coronavirus cases over weekend

Six new covid cases were reported in Sitka over the weekend.Three of the cases were reported on Friday (10-8-21), one case was reported on Saturday, and two more were tallied on Sunday. That makes 23 cases over the last week,...

Jay Stilwell of Sitka Sound Science Center discusses 25th annual Sitka WhaleFest

Jay Stillwell from the Sitka Sound Science Center joins KCAW's Erin Fulton to discuss the festivities and how to get involved.

Sitka celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a focus on impact of residential schools

Crystal Duncan and Steve Johnson joined KCAW's Erin Fulton to speak about the significance of the holiday, and what Sitkans can do to celebrate and honor Indigenous people today

Sitka reported 3 new coronavirus cases Thursday

Three new coronavirus cases were reported in Sitka on Thursday (10-7-21) according to the Alaska department of Health and Social Services.

8 new COVID cases reported in Sitka on Wednesday

Eight new coronavirus cases were reported in Sitka on Wednesday (10-6-21).

Listen: Raven Radio hosts live coverage of election returns tonight at 8 p.m.

Sitkans will cast their ballots in the municipal election today (10-5-21), but early voting has been underway for two weeks. And while the early voter turnout doesn’t beat last year’s record, it’s still higher than a typical year.