Lawmakers must decide whether the state should follow the formula in a 1982 state law or follow a different law that limits how much can be drawn from permanent fund earnings.
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Rabies returns to the Y-K Delta
Four dogs have been euthanized after contact with rabid foxes.
How Tuluksak residents are getting drinking water after the January fire
Residents’ choices depend on what they trust — and what they have the means to access.
Fourth grader makes history at Iñupiaq spelling bee
Kopeck Kaitlin Alston is the first ever winner of the Inupiaq Spelling Bee.
Mekoryuk is likely the first Alaska community to reach 100% vaccination against COVID-19
Mekoryuk is the first community in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta — and likely the first in Alaska — to possibly reach total vaccination for everyone aged 16 and older.
King salmon in Western Alaska are getting smaller, and research suggests predators could be the reason
The size of king salmon returning to Western Alaska rivers to spawn has been decreasing over the past few decades.