Evan Erickson
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The passengers say in their civil suit that they have suffered emotional damage, and they're asking for more than $100,000 each. -
Each year, thousands of chinook that would otherwise make their way to the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers are intercepted at sea as bycatch. -
Holly Carroll, who spent the summer as the face of federal salmon fishing restrictions on the Yukon River, says she values keeping communications open. -
Alaska has received more than $400 million under the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program, with more projects announced this month. -
Residents say the erosion has been accelerating, and the village’s water treatment plant is now just 53 feet from the river's edge. -
Commercial fishing openers are only available to individuals registered as catcher/sellers. On the Kuskokwim, the only one registered is Fran Reich. -
This year was the district’s first under a new academic calendar that takes into account seasonal subsistence harvests. -
Amid severely restricted fishing on the Kuskokwim River, one bright spot has been abundant sockeye salmon runs at 30,000 fish daily near Bethel. -
Staff at the Nora Guinn Justice Complex have been trying to find workarounds amid rural Alaska internet service slowed by a damaged subsea cable. -
Last month's 15-mile-long ice jam inundated homes, led to a significant loss of stored food and washed away critical fishing gear.
