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Sockeye fishing at Resurrection River mouth swings day-to-day

Sockeye fishing at Resurrection River mouth is unpredictable right now because a hatchery cost-recovery vessel is harvesting from the same run, so the daily bite depends on where the boat is working.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News3mo ago2 min read
Resurrection Bay
Cover image for article: Sockeye fishing at Resurrection River mouth swings day-to-day

Coast Guard to homeport four icebreakers in Alaska

The Coast Guard will homeport two Arctic Security Cutters in Kodiak and one in Seward starting in 2028, funded by $3.5 billion in the 2025 Working Families Tax Cuts Act.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Coast Guard to homeport four icebreakers in Alaska

Crystal Ball shifts Alaska Senate race to toss-up as Peltola leads eight polls

University of Virginia's Crystal Ball rated Alaska's 2026 Senate race a toss-up, shifting from lean Republican after Democrat Mary Peltola entered against incumbent Dan Sullivan. • Peltola's campaign says she leads in eight consecutive polls and unveiled a wages-focused tax proposal. • Republican super PACs committed $21 million to oppose her.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Crystal Ball shifts Alaska Senate race to toss-up as Peltola leads eight polls

Iron Dog race expands route to Huslia, Shungnak, Ambler

Iron Dog snowmachine race will expand its 2,500-mile route through Huslia, Shungnak, and Ambler after federal wildlife officials reversed a prior denial, clearing permits to cross three national refuges and parks.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNewsadded 3mo ago2 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Iron Dog race expands route to Huslia, Shungnak, Ambler

Alaska elections director moves to disqualify Senate challenger

Alaska's elections director ruled Thursday that Republican Senate challenger Dan J. Sullivan is ineligible to run in the August primary, citing unspecified complaints about his eligibility.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNewsadded 3mo ago1 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Alaska elections director moves to disqualify Senate challenger

Kawerak offers CDL scholarships for Bering Strait Tribal members

Kawerak is offering scholarships covering meals, travel, and lodging for Bering Strait Tribal members to complete a four-week Class A CDL program in Palmer from July 13 to August 6, with applications due June 24.

Alaska Newsby Alaska Newsadded 3mo ago1 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Kawerak offers CDL scholarships for Bering Strait Tribal members

State confirms narrow lanes, pilot-car delays on Seward Highway through summer

Alaska Department of Transportation is narrowing lanes and running pilot-car escorts on the Seward Highway between milepost 25.5 and 36 through summer to rehabilitate a 10.5-mile segment near Kenai Lake and Moose Pass.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews4mo ago1 min read
Seward Highway and Glenn Highway in Southcentral Alaska
Cover image for article: State confirms narrow lanes, pilot-car delays on Seward Highway through summer

Seward: Yelloweye rockfish closure extended through June 30

Alaska closed yelloweye rockfish retention through June 30 and cut other rockfish bag limits to three per day through mid-September in Resurrection Bay and the North Gulf Coast to protect spawning fish.

Bill AlaskaNewsby Bill AlaskaNewsadded 4mo ago2 min read
Seward
Cover image for article: Seward: Yelloweye rockfish closure extended through June 30

Seward Council to decide fate of pool that trained Olympic gold medalist

Seward City Council meets Tuesday to decide if it will fund the high school pool, which trained Olympic gold medalist Lydia Jacoby. • The school district plans to close all its pools without new money or a city takeover. • Community swimmers are urging residents to speak at the meeting to keep the facility open.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News4mo ago2 min read
Seward
Cover image for article: Seward Council to decide fate of pool that trained Olympic gold medalist

Senate panel advances Whittier land transfer bill without objection

The Senate Community and Regional Affairs Committee unanimously moved House Bill 216 forward Tuesday, advancing legislation that would transfer Alaska Railroad Corporation land to the City of Whittier.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News4mo ago2 min read
Whittier, Alaska
Cover image for article: Senate panel advances Whittier land transfer bill without objection