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The Unalaska City School District cross country team has been busy on the road, competing in two meets over the past two weeks. Now, the team is preparing to compete in the Tustumena Invitational, their home meet, on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Kelty Field. Teams from Akutan, Cold Bay, False Pass, King Cove and Sand Point are scheduled to arrive on the Tustumena Ferry Saturday morning to compete.
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Unalaska’s geothermal power project collapsed in 2024. But the Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska is going back to the drawing board, hoping the project could cut the island’s diesel consumption.
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The Bering Sea community has had to reimagine its economy after the local fishing industry crashed in 2022.
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Bumblebee scientists were in Unalaska this summer as part of the Alaska Bee Atlas, a statewide program that aims to better understand where bees live in Alaska, the habitats they’re associated with and what flowers they visit.
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Unalaska’s municipal election is Tuesday, Oct. 6. Unalaskans will vote for two City Council seats and two School Board seats.
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Dogs are not allowed as permanent residents, but they can now be enlisted in the ongoing campaign to keep the Pribilof Islands rat-free
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A federal judge has vacated a land swap agreement that was key to road construction between the communities of King Cove and Cold Bay. The road would pass through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge.
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Alaska’s primary election is Tuesday, Aug. 18.
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With only a handful of very strong El Niños on record, it’s not clear what exactly this one will bring.
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Evelynn Trefon is running as a Democratic candidate to represent House District 37, which includes the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands.