A woman who lives in one of the world’s most remote villages has to get her groceries flown in by plane every two months.

The Limited Entry Act was created to manage open-access chaos. When Alaska gained statehood in 1959, there were no limits to who could fish. This led to ballooning participation, and by the early ...

LIFE in America’s most remote village is lonely and tough – yet still people choose to settle there. Port Alsworth, Alaska, ...

While peak holiday seasons can see up to 400 people staying in the village, Port Alsworth is 200 miles from the nearest city and has no bars, shops, or restaurants. On top of all of this, groceries ...

How mail is delivered in Oregon will begin changing this month as a deal struck between the USPS and the Trump administration ...

Ash from the 1912 Novarupta eruption periodically hits the west side of Kodiak Island, Larsen Bay and Karluk, roughly 65 ...

A video of bald eagles swarming a dump site was recently recorded, leaving many viewers wondering why the site was so ...

Port Alsworth, Alaska, has no bars ... She met her husband, Jared Richardson, 25, a fishing guide, when he visited the village as one of its many tourists. He relocated from Detroit, Michigan ...

The Native Village of Dot Lake, an Alaskan tribe with federal recognition, has launched a lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps ...

For two weeks I’d been visiting northern Alaska coastal villages as a guest of the Coast ... Fish species from warmer waters were showing up in fishing nets. Insects that no one recalled seeing ...