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Regulators fix math errors in AVEC power subsidy, raising credits in most villages

State regulators found math errors in AVEC's rural power credits. The fix raises the credit in 44 of 46 village power systems and lowers it in two.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews2w ago3 min read
Alaska
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Tanana subsistence and personal use fishing goes 24 hours

Tanana River subsistence fishing opens to full gear around the clock Tuesday, after six straight years of restrictions on a fall chum run that came back.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews3w ago2 min read
Tanana River, Alaska
Cover image for article: Tanana subsistence and personal use fishing goes 24 hours

Troopers say Minto man, 18, died in accidental rifle discharge

Troopers say Minto man, 18, died in accidental rifle discharge

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min read
Minto, Alaska
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Tanana subsistence chum fishing reopens while coho stays closed

Tanana subsistence fishers can take chum around the clock again. Coho stay closed, with the run projected near a third of its historical average.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNewsadded 1mo ago2 min read
Yukon River District 6, Alaska
Cover image for article: Tanana subsistence chum fishing reopens while coho stays closed

Yukon fall salmon fishing closes at the peak of the season, not for a weak run but to meet Canada's share

Yukon fall salmon fishing closed at the peak of the season for Interior households — not for a weak run, but because Canada's treaty share has to pass first.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNews2mo ago2 min read
Yukon River, Alaska
Cover image for article: Yukon fall salmon fishing closes at the peak of the season, not for a weak run but to meet Canada's share

Electric bills would rise in Bethel, Yakutat and 50-plus rural communities

Electric bills would rise about 4.75% in Bethel, Yakutat and 50-plus rural communities under an AVEC proposal, on customers already paying several times urban rates.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews2mo ago2 min read
Rural Alaska
Cover image for article: Electric bills would rise in Bethel, Yakutat and 50-plus rural communities

At a remote Interior camp, sobriety is celebrated the Athabascan way

Old Minto, a remote Interior camp that roots addiction recovery in Athabascan tradition, holds its Annual Sobriety Potlatch July 23 — celebrating sobriety the way the culture always has.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews3mo ago1 min read
Interior Alaska
Cover image for article: At a remote Interior camp, sobriety is celebrated the Athabascan way

Alaska logs 13 new wildfire investigations in 72 hours

Alaska fire agencies opened 13 wildfire investigations in three days as a Red Flag Warning and burn permit suspensions took effect across Interior Alaska due to strong winds, low humidity, and dry fuels.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNewsadded 4mo ago2 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Alaska logs 13 new wildfire investigations in 72 hours

Tanana Chiefs Conference names cancer center for Andy and Barbara Jimmy

Tanana Chiefs Conference named its Fairbanks cancer center for Andy and Barbara Jimmy, honoring the former Minto chief and his wife for decades of leadership and advocacy in Alaska Native health.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews4mo ago1 min read
Fairbanks
Cover image for article: Tanana Chiefs Conference names cancer center for Andy and Barbara Jimmy

Alaska Fishery Debates Reflect Broader Tensions Over Mixed-Stock Management

Alaska fishery managers debated how to protect struggling salmon stocks when healthy and depleted fish migrate together, with proposals ranging from gear restrictions to area closures.

Alaska Newsby Alaska Newsadded 5mo ago6 min read
Alaska Peninsula / Aleutian Island / Chignik
Cover image for article: Alaska Fishery Debates Reflect Broader Tensions Over Mixed-Stock Management