The Ketchikan Pioneers of Alaska is hosting the “Field of Dreams — Baseball in the Far North” traveling exhibit, which will ...

Although signs of spring — northbound geese, flowerbed croci and downtown pressure washers — have been common of late, the arrival of cruise ships feels rather sudden.

The Ketchikan High School Boys Baseball Team starts its conference schedule on Friday and Saturday when it hosts the defending state champion, Sitka.

Just before 9 p.m. Tuesday the Hames family and many of their friends gathered around a Sea Mart checkout aisle as store owners Roger and Mary Hames filled their cart ...

The two lawsuits filed by the estranged partners of the Ward Cove Dock Group had significant legal actions occur earlier this week.

Kayhi’s Lady Kings didn’t score the first run, but they tallied the ones that made the difference in their Thursday opener on a Wasilla High School field.

Israel Shotridge, one of the most prominent Native American carvers and artists in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, died on ...

In the three years before 36-year-old Adrian Bransford fatally fell almost 40 feet in a workplace accident on property ...

We are humbled by the work of Ketchikan Daily News staff members and contributors who give our community their best efforts, day in and day out, over the course of ...

Ketchikan Charter School students competed this year in the First LEGO League at the “Alaska Robot Rendezvous” in Anchorage, ...

Nobody was going to catch John Coss on Saturday during the Ketchikan Running Club’s annual Totem to Totem half marathon.

As the Borough Assembly prepares its budget for the upcoming fiscal year, members directed staff to revisit the contract between the borough and City of Ketchikan for Ketchikan Public Library ...