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A UniSea worker in Unalaska died of a methamphetamine overdose on Feb. 2, 2025. Now a California woman is charged in that death.
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Katie Reuther joined the station in July as a reporter covering the Aleutians and Pribilof Islands. She previously worked as an independent podcast producer in Vermont.
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For the past five years, R and C Ice Cream and Bakery has been more than just a place to grab a sweet treat. Since King Cove’s only seafood processor closed in 2024, the family-run shop has become a staple gathering place in the community.
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This year's total allowable catch is 13% higher than last year’s.
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A Canadian crew lost control of their sailboat, the Mizuya, about 950 miles southwest of Adak Island on June 18. They were rescued in an international Coast Guard effort, and the 40-foot trimaran was left adrift. But the owner wasn’t willing to abandon his sailboat, so he went back to find it.
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From June 8-12, the Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association hosted its 17th annual Unangax̂ Culture Camp at the Unangam Ulaa, or “The Home of the Aleuts”.This year, there were over 200 campers, representing all 13 tribes in the region. Some traveled as far away as Hawaii, New York and Georgia to take part.
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Most of the buildings in Adak sit empty. But more than 300 of them are wired for internet, a cost U.S. phone customers are paying. A new investigation from the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica found the cost comes to more than $340,000 a year for a service no one on the island was using.
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A salvage team is set to clean up the wreckage of a ship near St. George Island, months after it ran aground, leaking tens of thousands of gallons of fuel and other oils into the ocean.
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While the State of Alaska mobilizes to break ground on a road passing through its smallest national wildlife refuge, various environmental groups are trying to halt construction.
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On Tuesday, the Unalaska City Council voted unanimously to appoint Bart Hinkle to be the city's new manager.