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Courtesy of Nushagak Cooperative/The Nushagak Cooperative, Choggiung Ltd. and the Curyung Tribe are partnering to develop a fiber-optic broadband network in the region. Under the new timeline, broadband will arrive in the region next fall. -
Jimmie Lincoln/Water levels have dropped a bit and the river is flowing smoothly. The Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management is keeping an eye on Nunapitchuk, Alakanuk, and Emmonak, among other villages.
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Beginning June 7, set nets with 6-inch or less mesh not exceeding 60 feet in length and 45 meshes in depth will be permitted. -
Last spring, some cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza were detected in migratory birds coming to Alaska. This spring, it is back again.
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Travelers now have another option to fly between Anchorage and King Salmon this season. Aleutian Airways will begin flying the new route on Thursday.
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Following grim forecasts for Yukon River summer chum and chinook salmon, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game issues restrictions.
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The program aims at preserving language while meeting real demand for translators and interpreters.
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Nine members of the Alaska Organized Militia deployed to Bethel and Circle recently to support flood recovery efforts in Western and Interior Alaska.
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The program is called Meals-to-You. It’s a collaboration between Baylor University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Daniel Truth Buckingham was sentenced on Thursday, May 25 by Judge William Montgomery to 30 years with seven suspended.
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On May 24 in St. Mary’s, a dead moose was found on airport property on the side of the road. It had been illegally shot out of hunting season and left there.
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King and summer chum runs are forecasted to be poor, with little to no harvestable surplus available.
