The coastwide “total removals” of halibut allowed for 2025 is 29.72 million pounds, a drop of 15.76 percent from 2024. For commercial fishermen, a catch limit of 19.7 million pounds is a decrease of ...

In June 1942, Japan’s invasion of the Aleutian islands in Alaska prompted the U.S. military to activate the Alaska ...

Tim Neville Instead of traditional wooden planks, Virginia Beach's famous boardwalk is concrete. The 3-mile thoroughfare is lined with quaint benches, Colonial-style street lamps, and separate ...

Membership on the Alaska Board of Fisheries would be restructured to guarantee representation for the state’s different fishing sectors ... the Indigenous tradition of using specially designed halibut ...

Authorities reported that the trio endured nearly 12 hours in the icy lake, clinging to a section of the wreckage until help arrived in Alaska. On Monday, March 24, Good Samaritans played a pivotal ...

A baby yak was welcomed by zookeepers, the Alaska Zoo said. Screengrab from @Alaskazoo on Instagram Zookeepers welcomed a new yak and now the baby and mama are bonding, Alaska officials said.

A 16-year-old boy died in an avalanche in Alaska, officials said. Photo by Nicolas Cool via Unsplash A 16-year-old boy died after he was caught in an avalanche in Alaska, officials said.

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The Pacific halibut fishery kicks off today, March 20, 2025, in regions spanning from the West Coast and British Columbia to the far reaches of Alaska's Bering Sea. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries ...

Salmon harvesters in Washington state, scallop distributors in Maine and halibut ... for Alaska, said updates about some grants could arrive in April. Numerous fishermen, commercial fishing ...