Meredith Redick News Today

This week on the Alaska Fisheres Report with Terry Haines: Meredith Redick reports on fish tracking with eDNA for KCAW, The Yukon River Intertribal Fish

Scales and other genetic material can be collected from seawater up to two days after fish leave an area, according to a new paper.

Sitka’s new Catholic priest has an unusual skill set – he’s also the official exorcist for the Catholic Church in Alaska.

Stella previously survived getting trapped in a truck that was crushed during Sitka’s deadly 2015 landslides.

The same dog previously survived getting trapped in a truck that was crushed during Sitka's deadly 2015 landslides.

“Hey, let’s grab lunch next week!” It’s a fairly standard text message that is sent and received countless times each day. But when Matthew Robinson read it, he laughed out loud. The sender lives 2,846 air miles away from Anchorage, in Chicago, Illinois. “I’ve told him that I’m in Alaska, he knows,” said Robinson. “I’ve sent my friends photos, they’ve seen the posts on social

Restoration of Fraser Hall to be featured in open house Posted by KCAW News | May 24, 2021 Rebecca Poulson joined KCAW’s Meredith Redick to discuss an upcoming open house at Fraser Hall on the historic Sheldon Jackson Campus. The open house will feature the restoration work on the building, plus a slide show of campus history, from its origins to present day. Visit the Fraser Hall Open House from 5-8 pm Thursday, May 27, with the slide show 7 to 7:30 pm. Share:

Salty Spoke Bike Co-op provides sliding scale bike maintenance to members Posted by KCAW Staff | Feb 5, 2021 The Salty Spoke Bike Co-op’s mission is to make biking a safe, accessible, enjoyable and affordable means of transportation for Sitkans. They provide a space for bike maintenance on a sliding scale for members, and although they’ve had to adjust because of the pandemic, they ‘re hosting Saturday work days and a series of workshops in the month of February. Co-op leaders Alyssa Russ...