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Money comes and goes and makes the world go round. Forty-two years ago in 1976, voters passed a constitutional amendment and established the Permanent…

The Lower Kuskokwim School District’s new fleet of school buses has arrived. Buses should be operating by next week, according to Superintendent Dan…

A man from Massachusetts has pled guilty to what a state prosecutor is calling “one of the worst Fish and Game violations the state has seen this year.”…

While unofficial election results show the ballot proposition to ban alcohol sales in Bethel has failed, many people living outside of Bethel went into…

Bethel voters have decided that their community should remain wet, for the time being, after the strictest form of local option alcohol control available…

It’s that time of year again. KYUK’s Fall Fundraiser is in full swing and our goal is to raise $32,000 to help keep public broadcasting strong in the…

As the ink dried on Gov. Walker’s signature finalizing the Alaska Native Linguistic Emergency Administrative Order, Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott went to Bethel…

This time last year, there were eight Village Public Safety Officers across the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. Now there are nine, and one more is undergoing a…

After searching for two days last week, Bethel police finally found the man they wanted at city hall.On Friday evening, close to midnight, police received…

He’s originally from South Florida and has been living on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta for 51 years. LaMont Albertson works with the Bering Sea Fishermen’s…