Base Kodiak News Today

In the first of a series of articles on housing in Kodiak, the KDM takes a look at how expected growth of U.S. Coast Guard Base Kodiak could impact housing

A new report on the Kodiak Island Borough School District student population reflects Kodiak’s racial makeup and shrinking population. The report also provides an indicator of the island’s economic health.

The Alaska Department of Education finished its headcount for school districts across the state last month. The village of Old Harbor listed ten more

In the last nine school years, the Kodiak Island Borough School District has seen a decline of 289 students, or 11.8 percent of its total student population, including 67 fewer

The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee is including $2.5 million in a draft FY24 transportation bill for Kodiak’s Anton Larsen Bay Road extension project.

The Coast Guard cutter U.S.S. Cypress has new leadership after officials held a ceremony for the changing of the guard on Aug. 3. The change of command

Kodiak, Alaska (KINY) - A change of command ceremony was held aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Cypress while the cutter was moored in Kodiak, Thursday.

Kodiak, Alaska (Department of Defense) - As a yeoman in the United States Coast Guard, Petty Officer Second Class Brandon Jones has seen it all. From the peaceful waters of the Cayman Islands to the rough seas of the North Atlantic, Jones has served with distinction.

If you have a hometown hero in your life who deserves to be recognized, email their name with a photo to news@youralaskalink.com. And to all of our heroes, thanks for

Bob Feiereisen was celebrating his birthday in Point Mugu, Calif., on March 27, 1964, the day most people in Kodiak know as the Good Friday Earthquake. The next day, he