KNBA’s Top Stories:
- U.S. SENATE RACE SAMPLE BALLOT. Now that the Alaska Supreme Court has said it’s OK to have two men named Dan Sullivans on the ballot for U.S. Senate, the question is: How will those names appear so voters can differentiate between the candidates?
City of Anchorage
- TOWNSQUARE BRICKS. They helped build Town Square Park — one brick and one name at a time. Now, after nearly 35 years… those commemorative bricks are coming out. And if you want to claim yours, there’s a way to do that.
Nathaniel Herz/KYUK and Northern Journal
- HALONG VICTIM IDENTIFIED. The remains of a man recovered last month near Kwigillingok have been identified as Chester Kashatok. The Kwigillingok man was swept away in a storm last October, generated by Typhoon Halong.
Courtesy of Ellie Schmidt, taken under NOAA Stranding Agreement number SA-AKR-2025-01 issued to UAS Sitka Campus
- WHALE OF A TALE. Not your typical camping trip find. But two women staying in a cabin on an island near Sitka discovered a rare, deep-sea whale, washed up on a beach. It was pregnant. At the request of researchers who want to learn more about the mysterious death, they removed the whale’s fetus and carried it in their boat to Sitka in a cooler. KCAW's Hope McKenney reports.
