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The Ketchikan Indian Communitys proposal to re-designate the Ketchikan area as rural will move forward to the next step toward a potential extensive two-year analysis after a unanimous vote Thursday

A Ketchikan Indian Community proposal that requests the Federal Subsistence Board to change the longstanding designation of the Ketchikan area as non-rural to rural is on the agenda as the

KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The Southeast Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council opened its first in-person meeting since the start of the pandemic on Tuesday at the Cape Fox Lodge in Ketchikan.

The warning was issued for west central Santa Rosa County and central Escambia County until 6 a.m. CT after radar indicated rotation.

The warning was issued for west central Santa Rosa County and central Escambia County until 6 a.m.\u00a0CT after radar indicated rotation.

The warning was issued for west central Santa Rosa County and central Escambia County until 6 a.m. CT after radar indicated rotation.

The World Through a Lens On the Water in Alaska, Where Salmon Fishing Dreams Live On Each summer, salmon begin their journey back to the rivers where they were spawned. Alaskan fishermen, along with whales, eagles and bears, share in the abundance. Joe Sebastian with a hooked salmon.Credit... April 19, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET My camera lens is pressed against the window of the small floatplane as it flies below a thick ceiling of clouds. The mist clings to the hillsides of a temperate rainforest tha...

4:27 The decisions for opening and closing hunting grounds and setting harvest limits are decided by the more than 100 Alaskans who sit on 10 regional advisory councils that inform the Federal Subsistence Board. “They’re the ones that are on the ground and making these observations based upon a lifetime of experience,” said Jim Fall, who until recently was the state’s head of subsistence research. He recently retired from the Alaska Department of Fish & Game after 39 years of service. ...