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Police investigate 'very suspicious' Mud Bay fire
Police say they are investigating a house fire that destroyed a home on the corner of Mud Bay and...
Officials say no credible threat after school shooting threat
School officials say there is no credible threat after graffiti was found in the Haines School... Full story
Millions worth of downtown property goes up for sale overnight
More than $3.5 million worth of Haines real estate - most of it in the downtown area - went up for...
Teenager safe after being stuck in mud for 7 hours during duck hunt outing
A 15-year-old is safe after getting stuck in the mud for about seven hours during a duck hunt in the upper Klehini Valley. “It was terrifying and I...
Meal service reductions put pinch on seniors
"Old people don't need to eat more than four days a week," joked 80-year-old Don Poling over green...
Oct. 10 Assembly Briefs
Election results certified Official election results were announced at Tuesday’s assembly meeting after 19 absentee, question and special needs...
Alaska Seaplanes will end service to Wrangell and Petersburg
Alaska Seaplanes has decided to shut down its Wrangell and Petersburg operations, citing poor economics. Its last flights to the communities are...
Indigenous Peoples Day
Several dozen residents gathered at the ANB Hall for the Indigenous Peoples' day, held Oct. 9 for...
Glacier Bears runners push through challenges to finish season strong at state in Palmer
Glacier Bears runners braved long travel days and illness to finish their season at state...
Old Field Kitchen brings world flavors to Haines
If you're craving a dark chocolate halva cake with chocolate tahini cream and candied lemons on a...
Progressive candidates poised for elections sweep
Younger and more progressive candidates are poised to sweep the open seats in the assembly, mayoral...
State greenlights interim 15% electric rate jump
Electricity customers in Haines, Skagway and some Interior Alaska communities will see their electri...
Drivers, tribe jump on EV incentives while they last
Picture this: a slew of autonomous electric cars silently cruise through the streets of downtown...
Mile 26 heliport owners appeal conditional use permit
George and Lynette Campbell are appealing in state superior court a July decision by the Haines...
KHNS director Kay Clements stepping down after 13 years
KHNS general manager Kay Clements is retiring at the end of this month after 13 years at the helm...
Assembly passes Lily Lake upgrades
The Lily Lake water treatment plant is set to receive a $1.3 million upgrade after suffering from leaks from corroding pipes in the past few years. Th...
International tribunal accepts petition against mining in transboundary rivers watershed
Almost five years after the original petition was filed, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has ruled that the complaints against mining...
Water blessing on election eve in downtown draws big crowd
More than 100 people showed up on the parcel of green space between Third Avenue and Main Street on...
Glacier Bears excel at Regional meet in Juneau led by Godinez Long
Ari'el Godinez Long topped the field by more than a minute on a challenging 5-km course in Juneau...
