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Following a request from the state and the transfer of a surplus grader, crews were able to plow the road roughly 40 miles beyond its normal southernmost point to reach Tuntutuliak for the first time since 2020.
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The Alaska Board of Fisheries voted 4-3 this week to cut June fishing time in the Area M salmon fishery by roughly a third — a move supporters say will help struggling Western Alaska salmon runs, but critics argue could harm coastal communities without meaningfully conserving chum.
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The Y-K Delta’s first ever comic convention included visiting artists, comic book vendors, and lots of cosplay.
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Thomas Dyment and Hayden Lieb are being honored for their excellence in wrestling.
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April 3 is also the cut-off for people affected by the October 2025 West Coast storms to apply for state and federal individual assistance, and for loans from the federal Small Business Administration.
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Researchers from the University of Alaska Anchorage are combining machine learning and community feedback to understand the ties between income and transportation accessibility in the regional hub.
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The body of a Sand Point teenager has been recovered after almost three days of searching.
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Authorities in Sand Point now believe a high school student who went missing Monday evening after a canoe ride is dead.
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On Feb. 19, Judge Nelson Traverso sentenced Jonathan Murphy to complete 150 hours of community service and 100 days of confinement — which he may be allowed to complete through electronic monitoring — for a 2023 incident in which he punched a man repeatedly in the head and attempted to cover up the incident.
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In Eek, a basketball tournament brought back together coastal Y-K Delta teams that were displaced after ex-typhoon Halong.
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How the Lower Kuskokwim School District and community members are keeping local basketball teams going, even far from home.
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The April 3 deadline applies to individual assistance through FEMA, the state, and for federal Small Business Administration loans.