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The bill increases the amount of state money for school districts to purchase broadband service. Gov. Dunleavy indicated he'll sign it.
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Alaska's representative in U.S. Congress ran on a platform of "Fish, Family, Freedom." After 18 months on the job, Rep. Peltola sat down for an interview with KYUK during Cama-i weekend.
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The Red Devil Mine, located on the Kuskokwim River, continued to pose risks for decades after production ended half a century ago.
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An Alaska sustainable fisheries advocate calls it an "attempt to dismantle federal agencies and their authority to manage resources."
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The Wild Fish Conservancy says the chinook are threatened by climate change and competition from hatchery-raised fish.
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Bethel’s elected leadership will move forward with site visits and additional interviews for two of the three city manager finalists after conducting over three hours of interviews and closed-door deliberations on Jan. 10.
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While the move by the North Pacific Fishery Management Council is well-received, tribes remain focused on gaining a designated voting seat on the council itself
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38 tribes would like to co-manage land near their villages, to have their say over federal acreage that's been in land-use limbo since 1971.
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Comments can be submitted online or in-person at a meeting hosted by the agency in Bethel on Feb. 5.
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The state house representative for Lower Kuskokwim communities in District 38 talked to KYUK about the highs and lows of 2023, and what he’s looking forward to in the coming legislative session.
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Bethel has been without a full-time city manager since late June 2023 when former manager Pete Williams retired.
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The move has generated criticism from conservationists, tribes, and the trawling industry alike.