No radiation leaks found at 1960s nuclear test site in Aleutians
Officials say the latest testing on Amchitka Island found no leaks from underground blasts decades ago.
Officials say the latest testing on Amchitka Island found no leaks from underground blasts decades ago.
Evidence gathered through 2016 indicates that ice seals are getting plenty of food, a researcher says.
“We are getting more sightings every year. We’re also getting more trappers bringing them in every year,” a wildlife biologist said.
Pilots turned the plane around and returned safely to King Salmon.
The soup, prepared in a generations-old style at the Anchorage hospital, is likely the only large-scale food service preparation of marine mammal in the U.S.
A spokesman with Sen. Dan Sullivan’s office said he’s hopeful Facebook will resolve the issue quickly.
A preliminary analysis indicates botulism sickened five people following a New Year’s Day potluck in Nome, but the state is waiting for final test results.
Having a high school team gives the boys a structure to learn and improve as athletes. It’s also a reason for them to stay on top of their schoolwork.
As part of Ainu efforts to gain global attention as an indigenous group, representatives traveled to the Aleutian Islands last week.
Alaska merged its four time zones into one in 1983, but the Southeast Alaska town opted out.
He caused the plane to “enter a steep climb and then a dive towards the ground."
The men were all arrested within 24 hours, state troopers said.
Sen. Dan Sullivan said he’ll be writing a letter to Mark Zuckerberg, urging an exemption for Alaska Natives.
The union representing the employees estimates the back pay will exceed $500,000.
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation discovered another Bristol Bay well contaminated with perflourinated substances.
Firefighters put out the blaze in an hour, but the second floor had collapsed onto the ground floor
About 300 people have been affected by the closure, and an old logging road has been a cumbersome detour.
Of the city’s 12 sirens, three don’t work and others are rusting.
Tribes make the frozen road that gives village residents in Southwest Alaska access to medical care, basketball games and restaurants, ‘just like regular America’.
The third such bite in two years prompted a police warning in the Aleutian Islands town.