Christina Salmon

No fatalities in plane crash near Igiugig

Seven were on board a de Havilland DHC-2 that crashed near Igiugig on Thursday. All survived. Two suffered minor injuries.

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ADF&G

Warm weather meant tough hunting in GMUs 17B and C

Isabelle Ross/KDLG

Dillingham turns out for 27th Annual Tony's Run

Stacy Hill

Tanalian runners sweep regional cross-country meet

Runners from Port Alsworth, Bristol Bay Borough and Newhalen earned spots at the ASAA Cross-Country State Championship in Anchorage Sept. 29.

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Isabelle Ross/KDLG

Construction on new boat ramp underway in Dillingham

Avery Lill/KDLG

State workgroup recommends more vitamin D for Alaskan children, pregnant women

Tunguing, 24, arrested in Koliganek on felony assault charges

By • Sep 4, 2018

A Koliganek man allegedly punched several people Thursday night in a domestic violence situation. Victims say he threatened to kill them and to shoot troopers if they responded.

Dillingham City School District starts the year with a new superintendent

By • Sep 4, 2018
Avery Lill/KDLG

Jason Johnson is the new superintendent for the Dillingham City School District. 

U.S. Army Corps publishes scoping summary for Pebble EIS

By & • Aug 31, 2018
Avery Lill/KDLG

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released its final scoping report August 31 for the proposed Pebble Mine’s environmental impact statement.

Gov. Walker declares economic disaster for Chignik fisheries

By & • Aug 31, 2018
Mitch Borden/KDLG

Chignik River sockeye came in far below escapement this summer, and there were no commercial fishing openings targetting reds. On August 23, the governor declared it an economic emergency.

Self-taught fish skin seamstress keeps traditional art alive

By • Aug 30, 2018
Avery Lill/KDLG

Marlene Nielsen taught herself to sew fish skin. Now she teaches students across the state in an effort to keep the traditional art alive.

ADF&G Samples Moose Heads in Dillingham

By Isabelle Ross • Aug 30, 2018
Kristine Sowel/USFWS

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game in Dillingham is asking hunters to bring in their moose heads for sampling.

Salvage team refloating F/V Pacific Knight

By • Aug 29, 2018
Bruce Ilutsik

The 58-foot vessel, which was operating as a tender near Clark's Point, sank July 25. After more than a month at the bottom of the Nushagak Bay, a salvage team is lifting the ship and will tow it to Dutch Harbor.

Sarah Randolf-Andrew takes the helm as new Bristol Bay Campus director

By • Aug 28, 2018
Isabelle Ross/KDLG

After running the Adult Basic Education and GED program for five years, Randolf-Andrew is now the University of Alaska Fairbanks Bristol Bay Campus director.

Edgmon and Weatherby will face off in House District 37 race

By Isabelle Ross • Aug 28, 2018
Alaska Division of Elections

Incumbent House Speaker Bryce Edgmon received 753 votes in last Tuesday's primary election, running uncontested in the Democratic primary. William Weatherby of King Salmon was voted the Republican candidate, receiving 422 votes.

Funeral services for Bob Kallstrom to be held Saturday in Dillingham

By • Aug 24, 2018

 A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, September 1, at the Dillingham High School. 

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