Hope McKenney
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American Seafoods was fined for waste discharges in Oregon and Washington. EPA officials didn't say whether its Alaska operations are under scrutiny. -
According to NOAA Fisheries, a tenth whale was released alive, but the nine other orcas incidentally caught in trawl nets weren’t so lucky. -
A U.S. Northern Command spokesperson said the foreign patrol ships remained in international waters and were not considered a threat. -
The crabs could cause a big problem. They destroy habitat and outcompete native species. -
Gray skies and drizzle didn’t deter dozens of community members from showing up to Unalaska's Pride event Friday. -
Nearly 2,000 tons of subsea fiber has begun its journey from Europe to Alaska. -
Roughly half of all coronavirus cases recorded on St. Paul Island have happened in the last two weeks. -
The boy’s paternal aunt had power of attorney. That side of the family pushed for him to be buried in Anchorage, where he died. -
Melting of the Ross Ice Shelf meant the Polar Star could sail into newly navigable waters. -
Right whales are among the rarest of all marine mammal species and have never been documented in the Bering Sea in winter months.
