In a single week, they’ve turned up at least two dozen footprints left by at least five different species
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Scientists embark on a Yukon River expedition to track down a trove of dinosaur footprints
The rocky outcrops the team will target are up to 100 million years old.
Bethel’s first car show is a blast from Alaska’s past
It takes a lot of work for a car lover to maintain a vehicle in Bethel. That’s a big part of why Zack Huckstep decided to organize the city’s first car show.
US Postal Service makes changes to mail forwarding
Customers now have to verify their identities to change addresses.
Many Alaskans were victims of internet crime last year. AI could make it worse
Victims were disproportionately older adults and reported losses of more than $17 million.
Aniak residents shocked by quadrupled power bills
At Aniak’s school, the electricity bill went from around $7,700 to almost $24,000. “All the lights are off. We’re all working in the dark,” Superintendent Madeline Aguillard said.
Bethel, a place where cars come to die, will host its first auto show
Without links to the U.S. road system, it takes longer for cars to find their way to the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.
Chevak Native Village joins others in federal lawsuit over Donlin Gold permits
There are now six tribes suing in federal court to halt Donlin.
Crooked Creek struggles to rebuild after historic breakup flooding
Severe damage and power outages have cost the village a large percentage of its stored subsistence foods.
Hooper Bay residents weigh in on fishing closures: ‘It’s like taking away food from our table’
Tribal Administrator Jan Olson said that there’s still confusion as to why they are being regulated — and the community needs to fish to survive.