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The National Education Association of Alaska is an organization that advocates exceptional public education. We had the opportunity to speak with the President of NEA Alaska, Bill Bjork. He was in Washington DC where he is attending NEA's annual meeting. Adam Kane has this report. (3:27)

A recent article from the LA Times reported that global warming may be responsible for and Icthyophonus outbreak in the Yukon. Director of Commercial Fisheries, for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, John Hilsinger, isn't so quick to agree. KDLG's Adam Kane has this story. (2:08)

The drift netters were around the boat yards getting their equipment ready last weekend, the set netters on the other hand, were at their camps. Adam Kane had the opportunity to spend the night at Nushagak Point, he ended up learning about a lot more than just fishing. (5:15)

The UAF Environmental Science Lab put a doppler tidal sensor in the Nushagak River on Sunday. They are hoping to find out if there is enough tidal power to generate electricity using underwater turbines. (4:05)

Representatives from several state agencies were in Dillingham a few weeks ago, to hear local concerns and suggestions about Alaska's energy crisis. Eileen Goode was there. (-5:13)