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Warming waters caused salmon populations to crash in western Alaska. Now Indigenous leaders say a legal fight could make matters worse.

Looking for the freshest seafood on the Gulf Coast? Or maybe your craving some authentic New Orleans cuisine? Make your way on down to Where Y’at Seafood Ma ...

Alaska, with its pristine landscapes and untamed wilderness, offers unforgettable experiences like none other. Even if you come here multiple times, you will...

From a meat thermometer to a set of cedar planks for salmon, my dad added plenty to his kitchen in 2023. Keep reading to find out his favorites, and add them to your home today.

Decade Resources Ltd  is providing an update on surface exploration on the Treasure Mountain-Nobody Knows-Terrace Gold projects in the Terrace BC area. The project stretches from 10 to 40 air...

/PRNewswire/ -- Alaskas 2023 Copper River salmon season has wrapped up on a high note. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game summary reports that the Copper...

Entering an off year, Alaska’s pink salmon fishery should is forecasted to have an average-sized harvest in 2024.

It was a tale of two extremes, according to weather and climate experts.

A recent report showed that three people died and five remained missing after a deadly landslide hit a highway in Southeast Alaska, according to recent reports. Read here.

    December 13 has special significance for Scandinavians, as it celebrates Saint Lucia, the patron saint of light and sight, at the approach of the year’s shortest days. …