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Bristol Bay’s sockeye run has reached 76 million. As we head toward the end of July, harvests continue to drop off. But some runs are still going strong – the Kvichak’s escapement was over 100,000 fish on Wednesday. And the Nushagak District’s run is now 30 million fish.

The Alaska Sea Ice program gives an update for Bristol Bay's ice movements on Tuesday, Jan. 2.

On March 30 KDLG's Izzy Ross talked with Alaska Sea Grant's Tav Ammu about WAISC, which is taking place in Dillingham on April 5 - 6, as well as the outboard engine repair class the campus is holding this weekend.

Weather delayed flights to Dillingham for many presenters at the Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference. But that hasn't stopped the action; the conference will start just a few hours later than planned, at 1 p.m. For more, Izzy Ross caught up with Alaska Sea Grant's Tav Ammu.

Alaska Sea Grant's Tav Ammu stopped by KDLG to talk about the class, which is free for Bristol Bay residents.

The Friends of the Library is holding an adult spelling bee at the Willow Tree.

May 5 is the national day of awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons. A virtual talking circle at noon today will center on how Native women have worked to address and end the epidemic.

Most of the sea ice is gone from Bristol Bay, according to the National Weather Service. That means their bi-weekly sea ice updates have come to an end. For more, KDLG caught up with Kayla Tinker, a sea ice meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Anchorage.

The month of May means community clean-up and fire prevention in Dillingham. For more, KDLG caught up with Dillingham Fire Department Coordinator Scott Runzo.

Middle and high school students from across Bristol Bay can apply for an arts scholarship program through the Dillingham Arts Council. The deadline to submit a letter of interest is June 15.