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The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a Filipino crewman missing from a cargo ship north of Dutch Harbor.
Plan to turn saloon into shelter gets NIMBY response
Plans to establish an emergency housing shelter in downtown Unalaska went down to defeat before the city's planning and zoning commission.
An Island Shelter Meets Resistance From Locals (New York Times)
Owners plan salvage attempt for capsized fishing boat
A 59-foot commercial fishing boat that capsized near Unalaska Island is drifting toward the Gulf of Alaska and attempts to salvage it could begin as early as today, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
Cleveland Volcano's threat level reduced
Geologists have returned an Alaska volcano to unmonitored status because it has remained quiet following a brief eruption earlier this month.
Three small quakes shake Aleutian Islands region
The Alaska Earthquake Information Center reports a trio of small quakes has rattled Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
Cleveland Volcano in Aleutian Islands spews ash plume
Geologists are on alert after Cleveland Volcano in Alaska's Aleutians Islands spewed an ash plume up to 20,000 feet Friday.
NTSB recommends more safety oversight for fishing fleet
In response to the fatal sinking of the Alaska Ranger last year, the National Transportation Safety Board wants the Coast Guard to have authority to inspect the nation's commercial fishing fleet.
Alaska Ranger sinking report due today
The National Transportation Safety Board says it will announce the probable cause of the sinking of the Alaska Ranger at a meeting today in Washington, D.C.
Rat Island appears to be rat-free
After two centuries of an epic infestation, Alaska's Rat Island may finally merit a name change. Scientists checking the Aleutian island this month found no sign of rats.
Search for overboard crewman suspended
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a crewman who fell overboard from a British-flagged ship headed to South Korea.
Aleutian, Pribilof communities to get sirens
Five rural communities on the Aleutians are set to receive new all-hazard warning siren systems within the next year.
Dutch Harbor top port in pounds landed
For the 20th year in a row, the port of Dutch Harbor-Unalaska is the country's top port when it comes to pounds of seafood landed.
Unlikely middle man provides connection for king crab
No, he doesn't watch "The Deadliest Catch." No, he's not a former Bering Sea crab fisherman. No, he doesn't live in Alaska, he lives in Las Vegas. But he does move about 600,000 pounds of Alaska red crab a year.
Borough hesitates backing Bristol Bay petroleum leases
The U.S. Minerals Management Service for years has counted on a remote local government, the Aleutians East Borough, as a key supporter of the offshore oil and gas lease sale proposed for the North Aleutian basin in 2011.
Public comment period on sea otter habitat extended
The public comment period on sea otters in Southwest Alaska has been extended for 30 days.
Award recognizes conservation attempt
A project to eradicate rats and restore birds to Rat Island has received an award.
Alaska to get nearly $850,000 to settle Selendang Ayu claims
The owners and operators of a freighter that sank in the Aleutian Islands five years ago have agreed to pay the state of Alaska nearly $850,000 to settle oil spill, wreck removal and lost fish tax claims, state officials announced Monday.
No damage reported from 5.2 quake
A moderate earthquake rumbled through the Andreanof Islands region of Alaska's western Aleutians island chain on Tuesday.
Fishing boat crew airlifted to safety
Four crewmen from a 58-foot commercial fishing boat aground in the Aleutian Islands have been rescued and flown to Dutch Harbor, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Wednesday for a crab fisherman who fell overboard from his vessel Tuesday about 22 miles northwest of Cold Bay.
PHOTO GALLERY
Richard Foster represented Nome in the state House for 21 years. He was one of the longest serving legislators. He died in Seattle on October 13 while undergoing dialysis.
Photo gallery
Four secretaries from President Obama's cabinet are doing a tour of a part of western Alaska beginning in Bethel.
Yukon flooding destruction in Eagle
Eagle was hit very hard by the spring Yukon River flooding. Early in June, the destruction was evident, even as cleanup continues and reconstruction begins.