AVCP stepped up to help communities to face the immediate impacts of the remnants of Typhoon Halong. Now, the organization looks at future emergency responses and the road ahead to repair.

A statewide effort to replace lost subsistence harvests is part of the system of aid that organizations are trying to tailor to the needs of Indigenous rural Alaskans.

The village has sued a federal agency over its canceled climate resilience grant and refutes claims that the money would have been wasted.

From Nov. 5, 2025 to Jan. 15, 2026, hunters in the portion of the Unit 18 management area known as RM617 will be able to harvest one bull moose, excluding male calves.

Halloween in Bethel this year was full of festivities. From the Kuskokwim Consortium Library’s annual Trunk or Treat to haunted houses and more, families were not lacking in choices for how to spend their Halloween evening.

Two judges ordered the Trump administration to reverse a freeze on SNAP funding, but the state had yet to receive the money as of the afternoon of Oct. 31.

The university will increase tuition for the entire system for a second year in a row, and it’s higher than what its administrators recommended.

New data shows the industry has lost more than a third of harvesting jobs over the past decade.

The 67-page order published Friday includes information about former U.S. District Court Judge Joshua Kindred’s inappropriate relationships with two federal prosecutors.

Officials at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport say they’re working to minimize impacts to passengers and cargo operations.