As the 2026 Race to Alaska continues, racing teams press onward through challenging conditions in search of glory. Ketchikan Daily News takes a close look at who was leading and how the competitors were performing at 10 p.m. Ketchikan time on Friday.
St. Albans clinched a dramatic victory over Shady Spring, earning a spot in the AAA final. In a closely contested matchup, the team showcased determination and skill to reach the championship stage of the state baseball competition.
At 90 years old, Ohio County native Eddie D. James passed away on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at Select Specialty Hospital in Evansville. Born on October 22, 1935, he was the son of the late Ercie and Bertha L. Chinn James, and his life reflected a deep connection to his hometown roots.
For two Bozeman residents, UFO sightings are more than speculation—one began in childhood, the other happened once in the dead of night. They remain convinced of what they saw, with or without government confirmation.
Two seniors at Patterson High School’s Class of 2026 are embracing the next chapter of their football journey by heading to the collegiate level. Their move marks an exciting milestone for the Patterson Tigers community and highlights the enduring passion for local high school sports.
An 83-year-old Meridian, Idaho, woman died on a Monday after sustaining injuries in a crash two days earlier. The tragic incident highlights the vulnerability of older drivers and the sudden, devastating consequences of road accidents.
Douglas High School’s baseball team is launching a season of change, guided by three dedicated seniors. With an expanded group of eager players vying for time on the field, the program is positioning itself for a spirited spring.
Local high schools gear up for a girls’ basketball schedule this week from March 7 through March 14. Though details remain behind a paywall, fans can anticipate spirited games. Stay tuned for more information and continued updates.
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Franklin County offers eight different events from January 23 to 25. Here’s how to make the most of the activities—and add your own events to the list.
Four different weekend events promise to engage both locals and visitors in Tomball and Magnolia. Although details remain limited, attendees should confirm any last-minute changes before heading out.
