Maggie Nelson, KUCB - Unalaska
Sometimes a bird gets into your store. In Unalaska, sometimes the bird is an eagle.
After over an hour of being chased up and down aisles by two police officers, store employees and a volunteer, the eagle tired and was carried out in a blanket and set free.
COVID-19 triggers alarming high school failure rates in Unalaska
Thanks to COVID-19, almost a third of students in Unalaska are failing one class or more. It comes as a shock to the community, where the 2019 graduation rate was 97%.
New Coast Guard cutter named for sailor buried in Unalaska
Charles Moulthrope was buried in Unalaska in 1896, at the age of 23, after he died during service in nearby waters.
Yakutat to Unimak: Minnesota hiker recounts 2,500-mile Alaska traverse
From mid-June to mid-October, Dan Binde of Minnesota hiked from Yakutat, in the northern reaches of Alaska's Inside Passage, across the Alaska Peninsula, to Unimak, the largest and easternmost of the Aleutian Islands.
St. Paul Island has no confirmed cases of COVID-19, but the community isn’t letting down its guard
The island has the largest population of Unangan people in the world, and community leaders say they are doing everything they can to protect them.
‘The Gentle Tarot’: Unalaska artist creates uniquely Alaskan tarot deck
An Unalaska artist is putting together a tarot deck filled with Alaskan-themed imamges of humpback whales, grizzly bears, and cormorants.
On Unalaska’s trails, listen for Jojo, the hiking cat
JoJo is an Unalaska resident who loves hiking, loves fish, and enjoys catching up with his neighbors. In other words, he's a lot like most people on the island. The striking thing about JoJo, though, is that he's a cat.