Alaska State Troopers did not send anyone to Marshall until five days after Fitka O’Domin went missing.
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This remote Alaska island is home to hundreds of feral cattle. But should it be?
On far-flung Chirikof Island, feral cattle dominate the harsh landscape.
An Alaska district aligns its school year with traditional subsistence harvests
Three Alaska Native Villages have changed their school calendar so that students now can take part in things like the fall moose hunt and the spring migratory bird harvest.
From schooner to salmon tender, the Aleutian Express sails on 100 years of history
The ship has had many different names and lived many different lives.
Marshall’s tribal president speaks on the cultural toll of the Yukon River salmon crash
Marshall’s tribal president, Nick Andrew Jr., has fished for salmon commercially and for subsistence since he was five. He spoke with KYUK about the salmon crisis, and the emotional and cultural tolls it has taken on his community.
Trooper citations for salmon discards add grist to regional Alaska fishery dispute
Accusations of ‘chum chucking’ could affect the long-running debate over Alaska Peninsula commercial harvests’ impact on Yukon and Kuskowkim salmon runs.