Disaster aid has arrived, but Western Alaska's salmon and crab problems continue
Federal aid totaling $216 million is addressing past years' collapses as poor salmon runs have prompted new harvest closures this year.
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Federal aid totaling $216 million is addressing past years' collapses as poor salmon runs have prompted new harvest closures this year.
Alaskan fishing groups and tribes see updates to federal fishing guidelines as the latest battleground in their ongoing war against pollock trawlers.
TEMPS REBOUND big time Thursday surging to within striking distance of 80-degrees—a near 20-degree temp increase by Thursday afternoon. But the return of clouds and showery spells Friday will reduce temps Friday and weekend lake breezes likely to put a lid on temps, holding inland readings to modestly BELOW NORMAL LEVELS Potential for Near 90° […]
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Ice jams that blocked two Alaska rivers broke loose over the weekend, unleashing a surge of ice and water that caused major
Alaska processors are benefiting from a USDA program that allows the federal government to purchase U.S.-harvested seafood to distribute through federal assistance programs.