Three sailors are safe after being rescued in the North Pacific, about a thousand miles southwest of Adak in the western ...

Unalaska’s summer tourism season began this month with the state ferry M/V Tustumena’s first port call of the year on June 6, ...

An international marine renewable energy company is looking to help False Pass bring tidal energy to its shores. Ocean Renewable Power Company, a Portland, Maine-based company working with the City of ...

The Unalaska City Council is again searching for a permanent city manager after candidate Abner Hoage turned down an offer ...

Dozens of people gathered at the Burma Road Chapel last month for Unalaska’s second annual Juneteenth celebration, hosted by the city’s Department of Parks, Culture and Recreation.

Officials with a U.S. Department of Defense agency are preparing to exhume the remains of an unidentified WWII soldier known simply as “X-3” who is buried in the Sitka National Cemetery. They say it ...

The Alaska Department of Law has voided regulations aimed at restricting the Area M commercial salmon fishery. The regulations were passed by the state Board of Fisheries in February, and quickly ...

Hailing from Southwest Washington, Maggie moved to Unalaska in 2019. She's dabbled in independent print journalism in Oregon and completed her Master of Arts in English Studies at Western Washington ...

Earthquakes and elevated gas emissions are causing scientists to take a closer look at Kupreanof Volcano. It’s a remote, heavily glaciated volcano about 50 miles northeast of Sand Point with very ...

Fish and Game says survey results show increases in all sex and size groups of snow crab compared to last year. Large males remain at historic lows, but the population is showing signs of ...

Nikolski’s one-room purple schoolhouse sits on the outskirts of the 30-person village, facing a vast, grassy valley. The western Aleutian village stretches along Umnak Island’s Nikolski Bay on the ...