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There’s a new pilot around town in Bethel. KYUK flew with her during her second week on the job.
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The lawsuit says the state must limit subsistence fishing on the Kuskokwim River to rural residents in times of scarcity.
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The House on May 17 voted 37-2 to accept a Senate version of the bill that passed last week.
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A shortage of shotgun shells nationwide is complicating things for migratory bird hunters in Southwest Alaska, who are eager to get out after a long winter.
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There aren’t enough public health care workers in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. Organizations large and small are struggling to hire providers.
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Residents in affected communities can begin registering for funding on May 18. The deadline to register is July 12.
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Residents of 194 rural Alaska towns and villages will get more of their monthly power bill subsidized by the state if Gov. Mike Dunleavy signs legislation approved on May 16 by the Alaska House of Representatives.
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KYUK received this award competing against news outlets in the Northwest region, which includes the states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.
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The state has reissued the certificate once, in 2019, and reaffirmed it twice, in 2020 and 2022, following challenges from ONC.
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Once this section of the river closes, any Chinook salmon caught in this section with hook and line, fish wheels, dip nets, or beach seines must be immediately returned to the water alive.
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The new Board of Adjustment will be one administrative law judge trained in municipal law.
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In their testimony they made it clear: money is no replacement for salmon, but it helps.
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