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Monday Newscast

The latest local, state, and regional news is compiled from reports from the KTOO newsroom, CoastAlaska stations, wire services, the Alaska Public Radio Network, and … more

Princess Sophia II

There were many questions following the grounding and subsequent sinking of the S.S. Princess Sophia. At least 343 people died when ship went down October … more

Friday Newscast

The latest local, state, and regional news is compiled from reports from the KTOO newsroom, CoastAlaska stations, wire services, the Alaska Public Radio Network, and … more

Artstalk

KTOO’s Susan Fitzgerald has a preview of this weekend’s arts and entertainment events in Juneau and elsewhere…… more

The Wreck Today

Juneau diver John Lachelt describes the wreck of the S.S. Princess Sophia as it exists today just underwater near Vanderbilt Reef.Related Link: More on more

Miner’s Promise

Vancouver author Ian MacDonald tells the story of Iditarod miner Al Winchell who made a promise to his wife Ilene, that if anything happened to … more

Ode to Lulu Mae

Vancouver authors Betty O’Keefe and Ian MacDonald tell the story of Lulu Mae Eads who was the subject of the Robert Service poem ‘The Shooting … more

Princess Sophia I

Eighty-four years ago, the worst maritime tragedy in Alaska waters occurred just off shore of Juneau. Over 340 people were killed when the steamer Princess … more

The Sinking

How did the S.S. Princess Sophia sink after apparently resting firmly on Vanderbilt Reef? James Delgado of the Vancouver Maritime Museum recently visited the reef … more

Rescuers and Volunteers

Vancouver authors Ian MacDonald and Betty O’Keefe say there were many unsung heroes of the Princess Sophia tragedy. They included the Juneau residents who volunteered … more