State officials say the source of the spill is still unknown.

It’s our final show of the season. Marine safety programs rely on a database that tracks commercial fishing deaths, but after mass layoffs at multiple federal agencies, it’s unclear if anyone is updating that info. Economist Gunnar Knapp shares history of seafood processors in Bristol Bay.

The sockeye salmon run is wrapping up in Bristol Bay with zero operational commercial fishing deaths, but after a gutting of the federal workforce, it’s unclear if anyone’s tracking it.

Officials say there were no passengers on board the Piper Cub, which crashed on the runway.

Officials don't know the source of the spill or the amount of oil in the water at this time.

Spy gear, secret codes, and picture books– Dillingham's public library blends learning with playing to keep kids reading all summer long.

Nonresident hunters will need to complete training on antler identification and meat care. The rule was already in place to hunt in unit 17B but it will take effect across all hunting units this fall.

Fishermen choose between fishing or packing up and going home. The EPA reaffirms its previous veto of the Pebble Mine. Plus, we hear from a woman creating community for partners of commercial fishermen.

The Environmental Protection Agency is sticking with its veto of the proposed Pebble Mine project in southwest Alaska.

The earthquake triggered a tsunami warning in communities to the east of Bristol Bay.