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Today marks the 60th anniversary of Alaska’s Good Friday Earthquake and Tsunami that destroyed Kodiak’s harbor and downtown.

Kodiak’s City Council unanimously approved all its resolutions at a regular meeting Thursday night, January 11th. Those included changes for the Baranof

An influential travel site is listing Kodiak as one of the top 10 travel destinations in the world for 2024.

Ten Kodiak Island Alaska Natives are listed in the Alaska Department of Public Safety’s first-ever Missing Indigenous Persons Report.

The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee is including $2.5 million in a draft FY24 transportation bill for Kodiak’s Anton Larsen Bay Road extension project.

Registration for the fifth-annual Adjust Your Altitude hiking challenge sponsored by Discover Kodiak opened this week, with thousands of dollars worth of prizes on the line, including the grand prize

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration declared this year’s climate to be an El Niño year based on conditions in the Pacific Ocean.  El Niño

Monday marks the 59th anniversary of the 1964 Good Friday earthquake and tidal wave. The catastrophic event made such a lasting impression on Kodiak that folks here still talk about

The story of the Kad’yak shipwreck has been documented in an episode of “Drain the Ocean” by National Geographic. The second episode of Season 6 features the wreck of the

Before each local election, the Kodiak Daily Mirror sends questionnaires to incumbents who are running for re-election in contested races as well as to the challengers for those offices. Every