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Fishing vessel pulled free from rocks, Coast Guard begins investigation

Officials say there was no pollution or injuries involved in the crash.

Maggie Nelson, KUCB

Invasive freshwater fish able to swim through Alaska’s Cook Inlet, study proves

The documentation of salmon-eating northern pike in Southcentral estuaries, a North American first, shows a new way for the invasive species to spread

Yereth Rosen, Alaska Beacon

St. Paul’s docks won’t land any snow crab again this year, but will see some fish tax funds under new agreement

The Unalaska City Council unanimously approved a resolution at a special meeting on Jan. 3 that will allow snow crab, or opilio, that’s normally processed by Trident in St. Paul to come to Unalaska instead.

Maggie Nelson, Andy Lusk, KUCB

Curyung tribal citizen, Ciisquq Crystal Leonetti, appointed director of Alaska’s Office of Subsistence Management

Margaret Sutherland, KDLG

All-purpose vehicles remain illegal on Unalaska streets, after mayor vetoes recent code change

Andy Lusk, KUCB

Vehicle fire in downtown Dillingham damages nearby building

Margaret Sutherland, KDLG

Dillingham City School District hosts Tip-Off Classic Basketball Tournament

Margaret Sutherland, KDLG

From the ADN

Trump signs executive order to boost development of Alaska’s ‘extraordinary’ natural resources

Iris Samuels, Sean Maguire

Alaska House to ‘expedite’ consideration of education funding increase

Iris Samuels

Remembering a frigid Alaska anniversary of the nation’s all-time lowest temperature

Ned Rozell | Alaska Science

This icebreaker has design problems and a history of failure. It’s America’s latest military vessel.

McKenzie Funk, ProPublica

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Unalaska surfers get surprise Christmas miracle

While the beaches may be stunning, surfing in cold waters comes with unique challenges.

Kanesia McGlashan-Price, KUCB

New DNA research on Alaska red king crab shows more diversity than previously thought

Researchers recently found that the species should be split into six, maybe even seven, genetically distinct groups.

Sofia Stuart-Rasi, KUCB

St. Paul is working toward an Indigenous-led conservation plan for its marine ecosystem

About half of the world’s northern fur seals breed in the Pribilofs.

Theo Greenly, KUCB

Bristol Bay wrestlers shine at state championship

Dillingham boys’ team earns third place

Margaret Sutherland, KDLG

Dillingham City School Districts new policy boosts volunteer hours at school sports tournaments

The school district reports a marked increase in volunteer hours since the policy went into effect this fall.

Margaret Sutherland, KDLG

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