Supported by By Catie Edmondson Photographs and Video by Ash Adams Catie Edmondson, a congressional correspondent, and Ash Adams, a photojournalist, traveled to Kotzebue and Noatak, Alaska ...

Alaska Natives have faced warming temperatures ... And then, we also met another woman who is from Kotzebue, and we got to talk to her about the big seawall they built to protect Kotzebue from ...

A look inside Alaska Native villages fighting for survival ... to see how other Native communities were faring. We arrived in Kotzebue, an Iñupiat town above the Arctic Circle.

she turned her camera lens on Kotzebue, Alaska–a remote town of 3000 residents, primarily Alaska Native people, with more than 500 children under the age of five, and not a single licensed child care ...

Monigold was born and raised in Kotzebue, Alaska. She traveled to Washington, DC, in the past year to advocate for blocking the Ambler Road project. “Our people rely heavily on our culture ...

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Grant Magdanz, 30, recently documented these grocery store prices during his return to Kotzebue in the Northwest Arctic Borough of Alaska. Kotzebue is more than 500 miles away from Anchorage ...

This industrial project would have sliced through the country’s largest intact national park landscape, disrupted caribou migration routes and threatened the subsistence lifestyle of 65+ Alaska Native ...

Thomas Baker, who is a second lieutenant with the Alaska State Defense Force — were going from home to home in the most affected areas of Kotzebue, the north side and the lagoon side of town ...

24—With freeze-up quickly approaching, cleanup and recovery efforts ramped up in Kotzebue on Thursday after ... to a request from local officials, the Alaska National Guard is sending a small ...

City officials said portions of Kotzebue's sewer lagoon were also impacted, but need to further assess the damage. Ten members of the Alaska National Guard are expected to arrive on Friday.