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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — One home was swept away by a raging river, with several other homes and cabins lining the Copper River in eastern Alaska also in danger of being lost because of the eroding riverbank, officials said Wednesday.

ANCHORAGE (AP) — One home was swept away by a raging river, with several other homes and cabins lining the Copper River in eastern Alaska also in danger of being

The modern Alaska oil industry is in its eighth decade, and before that came decades of wildcat exploration. By now, explorers have sniffed every corner of the state. And yet, even after so much time and work and expense, oil and natural gas production remains firmly focused in just two basins: Cook...

Summer Grilling Season Begins with Copper River SockeyeCORDOVA, AK / ACCESSWIRE / May 26, 2022 / The Copper River sockeye salmon season, which opened on May 16, is well under way. Renowned for its pristine

A recent inspection with government officials showed continued erosion and sedimentation, despite two recent fines.

'Cumulative sonar count through May 23 is 670 fish whereas 33,614 fish are projected by this date' -- Alaska Department of Fish and Game After taking a

Alaska biologists predicted that 29,900 sockeye would be caught in the Copper River fishery on May 19 but only 11,700 were After two 12-hour openers last

Fish and Game will hold a listening session on how to spend relief money for Chignik's 2020 salmon season at 2 p.m. today. It will also hear input on funds for the Gulf of Alaska Pacific Cod fishery at that time.

Alaska’s Copper River salmon arrived at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Tuesday morning, marking the start of the season for the popular fish.

Alaska Air Cargo delivered about 17,200 pounds of wild Alaska Copper River Salmon – the first of several shipments scheduled this season