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The public can access free Narcan and overdose kits, substance use recovery information, and wellness and talking circles. -
Greg Kim/KYUKThe Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation (YKHC) used a letter to inform current and former patients about a data security breach.
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The Nushagak Cooperative, Choggiung Ltd. and the Curyung Tribe are partnering to develop a fiber-optic broadband network in the region. Under the new timeline, broadband will arrive in the region next fall. -
Each year on Memorial Day, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 10041 spotlights one veteran, usually at the request of the family. On Monday, May 29, about 50 people gathered at Bethel's Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
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Last spring, some cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza were detected in migratory birds coming to Alaska. This spring, it is back again.
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Travelers now have another option to fly between Anchorage and King Salmon this season. Aleutian Airways will begin flying the new route on Thursday.
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Nine members of the Alaska Organized Militia deployed to Bethel and Circle recently to support flood recovery efforts in Western and Interior Alaska.
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The program is called Meals-to-You. It’s a collaboration between Baylor University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Daniel Truth Buckingham was sentenced on Thursday, May 25 by Judge William Montgomery to 30 years with seven suspended.
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Harold Gregory pled guilty and apologized for a domestic violence homicide that took place more than three years ago in the village of Crooked Creek.
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An Alaska Organized Militia (AKOM) team arrived in Bethel on Monday, May 22, and will clean up debris in Crooked Creek and Kwethluk.
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When the first lady of the United States took the stage inside Bethel Regional High School’s gym on May 17, she was flanked by several influential Native women.
