Alaska National Parks are a must-see for any National Park fan! There is just something about Alaska and the wild beauty ...

When it comes to the finest salmon, Copper River Sockeye stands out for its unmatched quality and flavor. Caught in the glacial-fed waters of Alaska’s Copper River, this salmon is renowned for its ...

You may want to reconsider if you’ve been removing the skin from your salmon before cooking or serving it. Salmon skin is safe to eat and can add flavor, texture, and essential nutrients to your meal.

JUNEAU, Alaska - The U.S. Coast Guard reports rescuing two fishermen after their vessel capsized off Alaska on Wednesday afternoon. The agency’s command center said it originally received a distress ...

A number of the larger commercial fishing boats that call Newport’s Yaquina Bay their home headed out last week for the annual trek to Alaska’s Bering Sea. It can take eight to 10 days for them to ...

Katherine McCoy, deputy chief of the Seward Fire Department, this month was awarded the 2024 Ken Akerley Fire Service Leadership Award by the state fire marshal, who surprised her with the honor ...

Historian and film-maker Paul Murton will make the first cast of the River Tay salmon fishing season on Wednesday ... The traditional blessing of the boat (with a silver quaich of Dewar’s Aberfeldy 21 ...

While US consumers remain willing to consume farmed salmon, primarily like this one from Chile, there has been little demand for AquaBounty’s genetically engineered AquAdvantage salmon. After more ...

13—Part of a pedestrian bridge across the Seward Highway near South ... There were no apparent injuries. Alaska's News Source reported Anchorage police said one vehicle came in contact with ...

Part of a pedestrian bridge across the Seward Highway near South Anchorage ... responded by using sawsalls (saws that... Posted by Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities on ...

12—Part of a pedestrian bridge across the Seward Highway near South ... was experiencing unusually high winds at the time. The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities said ...

Yet, the author went there. She wrote, “When U.S. Secretary of State William Seward purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867, he negotiated a price of $7.2 million — about $153 million today ...