May is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Awareness Month (MMIR). The MMIR movement calls attention to the disproportionate impact of violence on Indigenous Peoples, and seeks to find solutions. This week, to provide the community with cultural knowledge and resources, the Sitka Tribe of Alaska is hosting a two-day summit on trauma recovery.
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Pacific High garden coordinator Andrea Fraga and her students share their thoughts on the school's unique farm-to-table program.
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KCAW News and the Daily Sitka Sentinel combined to take eleven wins in several categories -- including All Media -- during the annual Alaska Press Club Awards in April.
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Sitka Community Orchestra will present its spring concert this Saturday, featuring a diverse repertoire that ranges from Strauss to Looney Tunes.
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Sitkans will see higher-than-normal flight operations in the Sound over the next few days, including a variant of the HH-60 Jayhawk helicopter not normally seen here.
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Sitka High Mock Trial teams finished 1st, 3rd, and 6th ahead of Diamond High [two teams], West Anchorage [2 teams], South Anchorage/Steller High, and West Valley High School at the state tournament earlier this month.
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A piano duo known for their arrangements of video game and film soundtracks will be performing in Sitka this weekend.
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SEARHC patient benefits coordinator Susan Briles and financial planner Cyndi Gibson joined KCAW for the morning interview to preview their Medicare presentation scheduled for this Friday.
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Fentanyl is no joke, and this week, Sitka Counseling's HOPE Coalition and the Sitka Police Department are joining forces to share information about the dangers of overdose.
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Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL) is offering a summer work program for youth between the ages of 14-21.
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