Hunter Morrison is a reporter at KDLL. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, education, and culture, with a particular focus on animals and the arts. Hunter has been featured in various media outlets such as WUWF Public Media, Alaska Public Media, and NPR.
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Ketchikan, United States (Local)
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Hunter's articles predominantly focus on local events, wildlife conservation, and outdoor activities in Alaska. He seems to cover a wide range of topics related to the local community including entertainment news, family & relationships, as well as scientific themes.
If you are looking to reach out to Hunter with a pitch or story idea, consider something related to upcoming local events such as concerts or guided walks, wildlife conservation efforts in the area, or stories featuring members of the community. Additionally, pitches about seasonal activities like snowshoe walks and other outdoor adventures may align well with his coverage interests.
It would also be beneficial for your pitch or story idea to have relevance specifically within the United States' Alaskan region focused around Homer.
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By: Hunter Morrison
Five Southeast Alaska lawmakers answered questions from constituents during a forum at Southeast Conference this week.
The motion filed in federal court is asking to stop the Shelter Cove Timber Sale. It follows a lawsuit filed in August challenging the larger South Revilla Integrated Resource Project.
Ketchikan held its city and borough elections Tuesday.
By: Hunter Morrison
The borough assembly approved the code change this week after a planning commissioner made discriminatory comments about the local tribe.
By: Hunter Morrison
Southeast Alaska had the most jobs it's ever had last year. That’s according to a recent presentation at the region’s annual economic development conference in Ketchikan.
The facility was badly damaged by a fire in 2024.
By: Hunter Morrison
The non-fatal slide damaged Ketchikan Public Utility's Ward Cove Electric Substation. Last week's storm also damaged drains near the city harbormaster's maintenance building.
Last week’s landslide is one of several in Ketchikan in recent years. Last year, a rockslide blocked the island’s main highway. In 2024, a landslide killed a city worker.
By: Hunter Morrison
The federal funding will be used for facility renovations and IT updates at the former Salmon Falls Resort. The tribe plans to convert the facility into an addiction healing center.
By: Hunter Morrison
The laws, which went into effect in February, limit where people can sit, lie or camp within city limits.
