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- Family, Legacy, and the Mat: Amelia Fawcett’s Journey Forward – Sports Illustrated (18-APR-2025)
- Pursuing more than gold: Wasilla wrestler Amelia Fawcett’s championship journal – Anchorage Daily News (26-MAR-2025)
- The Bedrock of Journalism of Good Journalism – California Magazine (31-MAY-2024)
- A Soldier Found Healing Outdoors. How He Wants to Break Down Barriers for Others – The War Horse (7-MAR-2024)
- We were in Shock – Loved Ones Remember Marine Killed in Abbey Gate Bombing – Task & Purpose (26-AUG-2022)
- Driven to Succeed – Inside the Lair (6-MAY-2022)
- Ukraine is Ground Zero for the Environmental Impacts of War – Sierra Magazine (11-APR-2022)
- Wetlands Help Fight Climate Change, But the Kind of Wetland Matters – Bay Nature (24-FEB-2022)
- Arizona’s Last Ocelot Faces A Life in Isolation – Earth Island Journal (8-JUL-2021)
- Clearing Up the Smoke: Understanding South Dakota Marijuana Laws – Buffalo Chip Gazette (2-AUG-2021)
Trinity Journal
The weekly Trinity Journal newspaper has been serving Trinity County, California, for more than 168 years as an information source, a sounding board, and much more.
- Trinity snowpack outpaces statewide average – 9-APR-2025
- Yurok, Hoopa Valley Tribes sign historic Trinity River water agreement – 9-APR-2025
- Science, salmon and beavers: Tribal conservation in action – 2-APR-2025
- Tunnel vision: Clear Creek Tunnel resumes operations after repairs – 2-APR-2025
- Public invited to comment on Trinity River Watershed Plan – 2-APR-2025
- Weaverville, Hayfork and more lost power as federal agency investigates cause – 26-MAR-2025
- TMC approves spring flow plan amid Tribal concerns – 26-MAR-2025
- Trinity River to see fluctuating flow releases through April 14 – 26-MAR-2025
- Salmon season planning underway – 19-MARCH-2025
- FISH Act resurfaces: A threat to salmon regulatory streamlining – 19-MARCH-2025
- New Executive Order aims to revive U.S. timber industry, forest management – 12-MAR-2025
- Measles cases on the rise: A look at California and rural preparedness – 12-MAR-2025
- Trinity Alps snowpack slightly above average, survey finds – 12-MAR-2025
- Lewiston Dam releases to decrease in stages, future plans uncertain – 12-MAR-2025
- Science, sediments and strife: Debating the future of the Trinity River – 5-MAR-2025
- Wolves’ Track and Field team gears up for spring with record-breaking potential – 5-MAR-2025
- La Niña’s brief visit: What it means for salmon, climate – 26-FEB-2025
- State’s firefighters could soon be year-round – 26-FEB-2025
- Power restored after five-hour outage in North County – 26-FEB-2025
- Masters tournament challenges Trinity wrestlers, three earn medals – 26-FEB-2025
- Power outage leaves over 800 without electricity in North County – 19-FEB-2025
- PUD meeting proceeds despite outages – 19-FEB-2025
- More than 6,000 customers lose power – 19-FEB-2025
- Snowpack starts above-average – 12-FEB-2025
- Rising waters: Bureau of Reclamation announces higher releases from Lewiston Dam – 12-FEB-2025
- Annual salmon information meeting set for Feb. 26 – 12-FEB-2025
- Federal water release order catches state officials off guard – 5-FEB-2025
- Power outages leave many in the dark – 5-FEB-2025
- Trump: ‘People over fish’ – 29-JAN-2025
- Ewing Reservoir under watch with algal bloom warnings – 29-JAN-2025
- From science to action: Klamath River’s story inspires restoration efforts – 29-JAN-2025
- $3 million grant to fund Weaver Creek restoration – 22-JAN-2025
- Hoopa Valley Tribe urges federal action in Trinity River Restoration Program dispute – 22-JAN-2025
- Small-town heroes answer big city’s call: Hayfork crew helps fight Palisades fire – 15-JAN-2025
- Controversy surrounds State Water Board’s Bay-Delta Plan, Trinity River – 8-JAN-2025
- Protecting wildlife and ecosystems: Impact of a landmark environmental cleanup – 8-JAN-2025
- U.S. Forest Service seeks input on 30-year land plan update – 8-JAN-2025
- TikTok lawsuits highlight risks to young users’ mental health – 1-JAN-2025
- Yurok Tribe lawsuit dismissed – 25-DEC-2024
- Hoopa seeks dismissal of Yurok lawsuit over river flows – 18-DEC-2024
- From oaths to outages: TPUD’s eventful meeting – 18-DEC-2024
- Missing and Murdered Indigenous People: The search for Roy Tsatoke – 11-DEC-2024
- Hoopa fisheries director voices concerns at TMC – 11-DEC-2024
- New 837 area code launching in January – 11-DEC-2024
- New Miners Guild takes root – 11-DEC-2024
- Modoc Braves, Trinity girls dominate 3rd annual Kyle Davis Wrestling Invitational – 11-DEC-2024
- $1.4 million for Weaver Creek habitat restoration – 4-DEC-2024
- Bold moves, personal bests: Highlights from the CIF Cross-Country Championship – 4-DEC-2024
- ATV fatality on Thanksgiving Day – 4-DEC-2024
- First major storm leaves many in the dark – 27-NOV-2024
- Trinity River facing unscheduled flow increases due to Clear Creek Tunnel repairs, winter storms – 27-NOV-2024
- Players, coaches react to Timberjacks’ back-to-back NSCIF titles – 27-NOV-2024
- 180 TPUD customers still without power, PG&E outage near Salyer – 21-NOV-2024
- PUD approves fee waiver for Weaverville VFD’s power upgrade – 20-NOV-2024
- Reviving the Eel River: Insights from California Trout’s Mierau – 20-NOV-2024
- Weaverville Chamber of Commerce prepares to spread Mountain Magic holiday cheer – 20-NOV-2024
- Unbeaten Timberjacks set for showdown in Div. 6 football playoffs – 13-NOV-2024
- Cousins, Johnson, Trindade lead PUD race – 6-NOV-2024
- California Tribes, tribal organization gets over $4 million in federal funding to support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault – 30-OCT-2024
- Seven candidates running for three TPUD seats – 23-OCT-2024
- State Senator announces $1.5 million funding for new all-weather track at THS – 23-OCT-2024
- McGuire announces $1.5 million funding for new all-weather track at THS – 16-OCT-2024
- From Mojito’s Cuban groove to native wildlife, inside the lively Harvest/Salmon Festival – 9-OCT-2024
- Trinity PUD board Oks truck sale, added service – 9-OCT-2024
- The critical role of Trinity meadows in combating California’s drought and wildfires – 9-OCT-2024
- Tribe seeks court’s support on Trinity River audit – 9-OCT-2024
- Proposition 36 advocates call for tougher penalties, addiction treatment – 9-OCT-2024
- CHP reports motorcycle fatality near Burnt Ranch – 3-OCT-2024
- Fraud alert: Fake cashier’s checks threaten CCCU customers – 2-OCT-2024
- Celebrating the Acorn Harvest, indigenous traditions – 2-OCT-2024
- Proposition 32: Small businesses in Trinity worried as minimum wage vote looms – 25-SEP-2024
- TMC approves key changes to Trinity River flows – 25-SEP-2024
Chilkat Valley News
The Chilkat Valley News provides professional reporting on the issues that matter to the residents of Haines, Klukwan and the Upper Lynn Canal. They’ve been in publication since 3-JAN-1966, and the independent newspaper of record. They publish 50 weeks a year and take an annual winter break.
Francisco served as the 2024 Summer Reporter. His focus centered on profiles and features about science, the environment, and people.
- Haines grad chases wrestling dream to California, Iowa – 14-MAR-2025
- Haines wrestlers Henry, Jimenez lead strong showing at state meet – 26-DEC-2024
- Six Glacier Bear wrestlers headed to state after hosting Region V championships – 20-DEC-2024
- From pain to healing: The emotional impact of the Navy’s apology to Angoon – 8-NOV-2024
- Klukwan connections celebrated during Angoon apology – 8-NOV-2024
- A culinary treasure: How mushroom foraging enriches a local chef’s creations – 11-OCT-2024
- Rising PSP levels spark shellfish warnings across Southeast Alaska – 29-AUG-2024
- Haines wrestling senior reflects on challenges and triumphs from Alaska to Nationals – 23-AUG-2024
- Q&A: The role of Alaska Native and Tlingít soldiers in World War II code talkers – 21-AUG-2024
- Brown bear shooting sparks police and wildlife trooper response on FAA road – 19-AUG-2024
- Feeling the forest: New tour offers nature immersion experience – 15-AUG-2024
- Mystery surrounds dead pregnant humpback found in Icy Strait – 15-AUG-2024
- State euthanizes juvenile brown bear after incidents at Chilkoot State Park – 13-AUG-2024
- Meet Ahsoka, the journey of a western Siberian eagle owl to Haines – 12-AUG-2024
- Surge in sockeye salmon leads to reopened fisheries in Haines area – 9-AUG-2024
- Former Haines resident caught in record flooding in Juneau – 8-AUG-2024
- A cut above the rest: Fudge wins logging competition at Southeast Alaska State Fair – 2-AUG-2024
- CDC simplifies controversial new regs for crossing borders with dogs – 1-AUG-2024
- Team raises funds for new mats during ‘beach wrestling’ event at the fair – 1-AUG-2024
- State departments tracking problem bears near Chilkoot Lake campground – 1-AUG-2024
- On your mark, get set, and roll! – 26-JUL-2024
- Coast Guard calls off search for trio who went missing flying from Juneau to Yakutat – 22-JUL-2024
- Amid ‘strange year’ Chilkoot closes for red salmon fishing – 21-JUL-2024
- Weather service warns of high water, flooding in the Chilkat Valley – 15-JUL-2024
- State traffic counters return to Chilkat Valley – 13-JUL-2024
- Local fishermen report mixed results in commercial season so far – 13-JUL-2024
- With humpback whales feeding in the area, Glacier Bay tells boaters to slow down – 3-JUL-2024
- Bald Eagle Foundation rescues two eagles over the weekend – 1-JUL-2024
- With new album, Haines artist wants to give people “refreshingly positive” but not naive experience – 30-JUN-2024
- Local motorheads show off for first Father’s Day car show – 22-JUN-2024
- Bill Thomas to drop out of race for House District 3 – 18-JUN-2024
- Study finds more than 300 brown bears in Upper Lynn Canal – 17-JUN-2024
- Haines DMV hosts first motorcycle road test in five years – 15-JUN-2024
KYUK News
KYUK serves the rural Alaska and Alaska Native population of their region and responds to issues that affect the people of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. KYUK is an NPR-member public radio station, broadcasting in English and Yup’ik on KYUK-AM, KYUK-FM and online at KYUK.org. KYUK also operates a public television station.
Francisco was the News Reporting Fellow from NOV-2022 through JAN-2024. It was in Bethel where he got his start in radio journalism. Although he was a general assignment reporter, he found success in crime and courts, local politics, and sports reporting.
- The 2024 K300 Red Lantern Award went to a musher from Crooked Creek – 31-JAN-2024
- Meet the Kuskokwim 300 rookie from Kwethluk who’s gone undefeated for the past 2 years – 27-JAN-2024
- Kasigluk man dead after local jail fire – 24-JAN-2024
- LISTEN: Musher Fr. Alexander Larson looks forward to this weekend’s K300 – 24-JAN-2024
- Orthodox Epiphany consecrates water for use throughout the year – 24-JAN-2024
- LISTEN: Kuskokwim 300 Manager Paul Basile on the upcoming sled dog race – 23-JAN-2024
- Lady Warriors lose by 1 point in nail-biter finish – 23-JAN-2024
- Crowd rocks Warrior Dome during Donlin Gold Invitational Basketball Tournament – 22-JAN-2024
- Bethel mother pleads guilty to murdering her adopted daughter – 19-JAN-2024
- Judge tasked with leading Public Defender Agency reflects on 15 years of life in Bethel – 18-JAN-2024
- Bethel woman charged with felony assault for stabbing – 17-JAN-2024
- Warrior boys basketball team takes first and Lady Warriors take second at Nikiski Tournament – 17-JAN-2024
- Akiachak father and two sons indicted on alleged assault charges – 12-JAN-2024
- Napakiak woman charged with theft and fraud for allegedly cashing her mother’s checks – 11-JAN-2024
- Bogus Creek 150 postponed due to weather – 11-JAN-2024
- Reopened case into the 2021 death of Bethel woman leaves ‘more questions than answers’ – 10-JAN-2024
- Bethel Sprint Club racing season begins with a race up the river and back – 9-JAN-2024
- Bethel basketball teams play hard, come up short at Ketchikan tournament – 4-JAN-2024
- KYUK’s 2023 in review – 31-DEC-2023
- LISTEN: KYUK’s newsroom sits down to discuss stories from 2023 – 30-DEC-2023
- Freezing cold Holiday Classic sees another Raymond Alexie win – 27-DEC-2023
- LISTEN: Alaska National Guard brings Santa to Tuluksak – 22-DEC-2023
- Wells Fargo workers in Bethel withdraw union petition as other branches move to unionize – 22-DEC-2023
- Operation Santa Claus delivers Christmas gifts to Tuluksak – 21-DEC-2023
- Bethel Warriors end wrestling season with 1 state champion – 20-DEC-2023
- In Newtok, decades of erosion have finally caught up to the school – 20-DEC-2023
- Quinhagak has its first state wrestling champion – 19-DEC-2023
- Kwethluk musher wins second K300 Season Opener – 18-DEC-2023
- LISTEN: Gladys Jung Elementary hosts FIRST Lego League Regional Robotics Competition – 15-DEC-2023
- Both Warrior teams win regional tournament and head to state wrestling competition – 14-DEC-2023
- The Delta Championship Series is back and kicks off Dec. 16 – 13-DEC-2023
- Bethel’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10041 remembers Pearl Harbor – 11-DEC-2023
- Some beloved subsistence foods are missing in Hooper Bay a year after Typhoon Merbok – 7-DEC-2023
- Bethel’s police chief resigns effective Jan. 1 – 6-DEC-2024
- New ‘Fire Lab’ helps train Bethel firefighters to respond to blazes – 6-DEC-2024
- Napaskiak wrestling team wins last tournament of the season – 6-DEC-2024
- Warriors place in top 10 at the Grace Grizzly Shakedown tournament – 5-DEC-2023
- Bethel City Council passes budget amendment – 1-DEC-2023
- Bethel City Council confusion causes delay in budget amendment – 27-NOV-2023
- FEMA registration deadline less than a month away – 27-NOV-2023
- Wells Fargo branch in Bethel files for unprecedented union elections – 22-NOV-2023
- Lancer Smith Tournament draws over a thousand wrestlers to the Menard Center – 21-NOV-2023
- Mountain Village man sentenced for 2018 murder – 20-NOV-2023
- Operation Santa Claus delivers Christmas miracle early – 17-NOV-2023
- Four people charged in YKCC smuggling attempt – 16-NOV-2023
- Alaska’s top teams compete at Bethel Wrestling Invitational – 15-NOV-2023
- Alakanuk man convicted of 12 counts, including sexual assault, incest, assault, and kidnapping – 14-NOV-2023
- LISTEN: Veterans Day Celebration at Bethel Regional High School – 9-NOV-2023
- Bethel Fire Department gets a new fire engine – 8-NOV-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Akiachak – 8-NOV-2023
- 2024 Kuskokwim 300 reaches registration capacity – 7-NOV-2023
- Warrior wrestlers dominate in Anchorage – 6-NOV-2023
- US Senate Committee on Indian Affairs is coming to Bethel – 3-NOV-2023
- Warrior wrestlers compete in two separate tournaments – 1-NOV-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Tuluksak – 1-NOV-2023
- Calista Corporation announces 2023 Elders’ Benefit Distribution – 1-NOV-2023
- Family of Marshall woman who was found dead on the Yukon River this summer keep her story alive at AFN – 25-OCT-2023
- Warriors kick off wrestling season with Bethel Scramble – 19-OCT-2023
- Commissary returns to Bethel and adds Nome delivery – 19-OCT-2023
- Bethel City Council members vote for new mayor and vice mayor – 18-OCT-2023
- Bethel Upward Bound Club Drone Fest takes flight – 17-OCT-2023
- 2024 K300 sled dog race registration opens – 14-OCT-2023
- Rescuers find a second Atmautluak man dead after collision with barge on the Kuskokwim River – 12-OCT-2023
- 2 incumbents and 2 new members are sworn in during Bethel City Council meeting – 11-OCT-2023
- Boating fatality in Bethel – 11-OCT-2023
- Alaska State Troopers report fatal boat accident in Napakiak – 10-OCT-2023
- Direct hire agreement means more opportunities for ANSEP students – 9-OCT-2023
- Teaching Through Technology leadership conference connects students statewide – 5-OCT-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Marshall – 4-OCT-2023
- The preliminary results are in for the 2023 Bethel municipal election – 3-OCT-2023
- Alaska State Troopers say 2 people were found dead in the Yukon River near Nulato – 3-OCT-2023
- How to vote in the 2023 Bethel municipal and school board elections – 3-OCT-2023
- Bethel Regional High School hosts regional cross-country meet at the sandpit in Bethel – 2-OCT-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Napaskiak – 1-OCT-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Tuntutliak – 1-OCT-2023
- Alaska State Troopers received a threat towards multiple LKSD schools – 27-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Bethel – 26-SEP-2023
- Scientists found fewer positive cases of bird flu in Alaska this year – 22-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams returning to Kwethluk – 22-SEP-2023
- Bethel Police Department has new K-9 Unit – 21-SEP-2023
- Listen to the 2023 Bethel City Council Candidates Forum – 20-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Russian Mission and returning to Kwethluk – 19-SEP-2023
- Hundreds gather in Bethel to pay their respects to the Peltola family – 18-SEP-2023
- LISTEN: Eugene ‘Buzzy’ Peltola Jr. funeral and community reflection – 18-SEP-2023
- Get to know your 2023 Bethel City Council candidates – 16-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Kasigluk and returning to Emmonak – 16-SEP-2023
- Early voting for Bethel’s municipal election begins Sept. 18 – 14-SEP-2023
- Alaska’s US Representative is thankful for the overwhelming support she received – 14-SEP-2023
- Eugene ‘Buzzy’ Peltola Jr. remembered for his sense of humor, public service, and commitment to family – 14-SEP-2023
- Eugene ‘Buzzy’ Peltola Jr., husband of Rep. Mary Peltola, has died in a plane crash – 13-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Tuluksak – 11-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Kwethluk – 7-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Emmonak – 7-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Crooked Creek – 6-SEP-2023
- Bureau of Land Management headed to the Y-K Delta to visit Alaska Native Vietnam-era veterans – 6-SEP-2023
- FEMA Disaster Assistance teams visiting Russian Mission – 5-SEP-2023
- After burying Marshall mother, friends and family ask why it took so long to find her – 31-AUG-2023
- IRS announces tax relief for victims of flooding in Alaska – 30-AUG-2023
- Drunk driver runs over pedestrians, killing 1 – 28-AUG-2023
- FEMA assistance available for Alaska spring flooding – 25-AUG-2023
- A man was shot and killed in Alakanuk – 24-AUG-2023
- Marshall Tribal President speaks about the cultural impact of declining salmon runs on Yukon River – 23-AUG-2023
- Melvin Andrew sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually abusing a minor – 22-AUG-2023
- LISTEN: Kimberly Fitka O’Domin ceremony and family reflection – 11-AUG-2023
- Former Akiachak school teacher found guilty of sexually abusing minors – 5-AUG-2023
- Trial of former Akiachak school teacher accused of sexual abuse begins – 4-AUG-2023
- The Valcarce Law Offices burn down – 2-AUG-2023
- Bethel City Council approves 3 Community Action Grants – 1-AUG-2023
- Child shot and killed in Mountain Village – 31-JUL-2023
- Listen: Researchers conduct water quality test in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta – 31-JUL-2023
- US Postal Service makes forwarding mail changes – 25-JUL-2023
- LISTEN: 2023 Bethel Volunteer Emergency Services Association 8-on-8 Mud Volleyball Tournament – 20-JUL-2023
- Benjamin Anderson-Agimuk sentenced to 36-year imprisonment – 17-JUL-2023
- Tuluksak water leak repaired after nearly five months without running water – 16-JUL-2023
- Nearly two years after his arrest, the trial of a former Akiachak teacher is set to begin – 14-JUL-2023
- Bethel grand jury indicts Eek resident for alleged sexual abuse of a minor – 14-JUL-2023
- Open seats announced during Bethel City Council meeting – 13-JUL-2023
- For around $620,000, Bethel settles 2 lawsuits and avoids a potential third – 9-JUL-2023
- Troopers identify body found on the Yukon River as missing Marshall woman – 7-JUL-2023
- Listen: Family and friends gathered to celebrate the life of former Bethel city leader, veteran, and father, Donald Elliott – 6-JUL-2023
- Thousands of Alaskans were victims of internet crime last year. The FBI warns that expanded AI could make the problem worse – 3-JUL-2023
- City of Bethel to settle two ongoing lawsuits and a potential third – 3-JUL-2023
- Tips from FEMA on celebrating the Fourth of July safely – 30-JUN-2023
- Bethel firefighters respond to second fire in less than 48 hours – 29-JUN-2023
- Bethel Fire Department responds to house fire in the Kasayuli Subdivision – 29-JUN-2023
- Woman’s body found in Yukon River – 28-JUN-2023
- Tensions rise on Bethel City Council as key management roles remain unfilled and pending litigation looms – 26-JUN-2023
- Bethel couple accused of abusing toddler plead not guilty – 26-JUN-2023
- Bethel gets an interim city manager, but other city positions are still open – 23-JUN-2023
- Former Bethel resident missing in Marshall – 22-JUN-2023
- Cooler spring and heavy rainfall will impact this fire season – 22-JUN-2023
- Alaska Military Youth Academy graduates 60th class – 21-JUN-2023
- During a spike in dangerous paralytic shellfish toxin levels, one scientist warns of impact on Yukon salmon – 20-JUN-2023
- Chevak Native Village joins others in federal lawsuit against Donlin – 9-JUN-2023
- The Native Village of Kwigillingok joins others in federal lawsuit against Donlin – 9-JUN-2023
- Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation issues notification of a data security incident – 8-JUN-2023
- Hooper Bay residents weigh in on the impact of fishing closures. ‘It’s like taking away food from our table’ – 8-JUN-2023
- Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge issues 30-day waterfowl closure – 4-JUN-2023
- Veterans of Foreign Wars spotlights local veteran on Memorial Day – 31-MAY-2023
- Scientists believe they’ve found the first bird flu casualty in Southwestern Alaska this season – 30-MAY-2023
- The Alaska Organized Militia deployed to Bethel and Circle to support flood recovery efforts – 26-MAY-2023
- Daniel Buckingham sentenced to 23 Years for sexual assault – 26-MAY-2023
- Harold Gregory sentenced to 33 years for murder of girlfriend – 24-MAY-2023
- Governor amends flooding disaster declaration and activates the state’s public assistance and individual assistance disaster recovery programs – 23-MAY-2023
- Bethel Regional High School graduates Class of 2023 – 22-MAY-2023
- Native voices on display during FLOTUS visit to Bethel ‘some very strong, powerful women were here’ – 21-MAY-2023
- First lady Jill Biden and Interior Secretary Deb Haaland visit Bethel – 18-MAY-2023
- Investing in America event in Bethel announced – 16-MAY-2023
- Ice jam causes Crooked Creek flooding and prompts disaster declaration by Gov. Dunleavy – 15-MAY-2023
- UAF Kuskokwim Campus 2023 Commencement Ceremony includes two Doctor of Philosophy Degrees – 13-MAY-2023
- KYUK takes down AM tower – 12-MAY-2023
- Bethel’s Winter House closes for the season – 10-MAY-2023
- Former Bethel Mayor arrested, charged with domestic assault, criminal mischief – 10-MAY-2023
- Listen: Bethel’s Ayaprun Elitnaurvik students prepare pike fish they caught – 10-MAY-2023
- Listen: Executive chefs provide a special meal to students at Bethel’s Ayaprun Elitnaurvik – 8-MAY-2023
- Local first responders learn how to work in Bethel’s new Black Hawk – 27-APR-2023
- City Council split on measure to amend rules for city employment – 18-APR-2023
- Here are the latest regulation changes from the Board of Fisheries for the 2023 fishing season – 18-APR-2023
- Bethel Friends of Canines wins award for helping people keep their pets – 13-APR-2023
- During Bethel visit, Murkowski talks about rural Alaska and how she plans to address issues in D.C. – 11-APR-2023
- Earthjustice, three tribes, file another lawsuit challenging the Donlin Gold Mine project – 11-APR
- Tuluksak students compete in the Native Youth Olympics Bethel Invitational despite challenges faced in their community – 5-APR-2023
- Tuluksak principal ‘very thankful’ as state steps in to help with ongoing water crisis – 5-APR-2023
- Western Interior Alaska Subsistence Advisory Council meeting venue has changed – 4-APR-2023
- Federal Subsistence Board schedules public meeting regarding salmon fishing closures on the Kanektok River – 3-APR-2023
- City of Bethel Finance Department promotes payment options and reveals future plan – 3-APR-2023
- NYO Bethel Invitational draws over 140 competitors – 3-APR-2023
- Bethel City Manager announces retirement – 3-APR-2023
- Bethel City Council welcomes back former council member and current District 38 Representative Conrad ‘CJ’ McCormick – 31-MAR-2023
- Near-normal winter was full of temperature variability – 31-MAR-2023
- 2023 Kuskokwim Ice Road seasonal closure announced – 31-MAR-2023
- Alaska Department of Fish and Game releases Kuskokwim Bay salmon fishery announcement – 30-MAR-2023
- St. Mary’s resident shot and killed – 28-MAR-2023
- Heart of the Drums carries tradition, generational stories for Cama-i visitors – 28-MAR-2023
- Gov. Dunleavy, senior military advisor visit Bethel for promotion ceremony – 28-MAR-2023
- Cama-i honors Chevak Elder and culture bearer with Living Treasure Award – 25-MAR-2023
- Body of Bethel man found and identified – 24-MAR-2023
- Bethel Regional High School student arrested for bringing a weapon to school – 24-MAR-2023
- The Qasgirimuit dance group prepares for the first full Cama-i festival in 3 years – 24-MAR-2023
- Western Interior Alaska Subsistence Advisory Council meetings scheduled in Aniak – 23-MAR-2023
- Subsistence Advisory Council meetings scheduled in Bethel – 23-MAR-2023
- Full Cama-i Dance Festival returns after 3 years – 21-MAR-2023
- Help is on the way for Tuluksak’s school, but it’s not clear when running water will be restored – 9-MAR-2023
- Bethel veterans weigh in on cost of living, health care, and suicide rates during VA Secretary visit – 2-MAR-2023
- It has been nearly two weeks since Tuluksak’s school lost running water. ‘Teachers are now having to become experts in water management.’ – 2-FEB-2023
- Listen: Two high school students build a pair of igloos – 16-FEB-2023
- Alaska Army National Guard rescues two overdue snow machiners near Tuntutuliak – 16-FEB-2023
- Bethel’s survey and service event provides a helping hand to area homeless – 15-FEB-2023
- ‘The magic of science comes to life’ at the Lower Kuskokwim School District’s science fair – 8-FEB-2023
- Public hearings announced regarding salmon fishing closures – 3-FEB-2023
- Nome novice musher’s grit and perseverance earn him a second K300 Red Lantern – 1-FEB-2023
- Russian Orthodox Epiphany in Napaskiak – 24-JAN-2023
- A case challenging the pipeline right-of-way permit for Donlin Gold gets its day in court – 23-JAN-2023
- As Bethel deals with warmer-than-usual weather, a climate specialist warns that it could fuel the next wildfire season – 23-JAN-2023
- More than a shelter: Tundra Women’s Coalition weighs in on its lesser known programs and community responses to violence – 13-JAN-2023
- Holiday Classic results: Kwethluk’s Raymond Alexie wins again – 10-JAN-2023
- Upper Kalskag man faces murder, arson charges in fire that killed 2 people – 9-JAN-2023
- Eggs and milk are in short supply in the Y-K Delta, but grocers are hopeful things will ease soon – 5-JAN-2023
- Looking back on the top stories from 2022 – 3-JAN-2023
- Bethel Police Department solves cold case over a year old – 30-DEC-2022
- Rebecca Trimble’s private legislation is now a private law – 29-DEC-2022
- Private bill passes for former Bethel resident that faced deportation – 22-DEC-2022
- Bethel’s new police chief looks for ways to connect. ‘We need the community to help us keep the community safe’ – 20-DEC-2022
- Kwethluk’s Raymond Alexie wins the first race of the Kuskokwim mushing season – 20-DEC-2022
- Four graduate from new nursing program in Bethel – 8-DEC-2022
- Bethel Police Department updated press release with suspect photos – 1-DEC-2022
- Arctic lamprey in Kuskokwim River – 30-NOV-2022
- Armed robbery at ALASKAbuds in Bethel – 29-NOV-2022
- Students in Kipnuk return to class after weeks of remote learning – 22-NOV-2022
- Travelers urged to stay off the Kuskokwim River for now – 21-NOV-2022
- Lady Warriors take second place at annual Bethel Wrestling Invitational – 15-NOV-2022
- Bethel veterans recall service and life beyond it – 11-NOV-2022
- Alaska Air National Guardsmen rescue 3 boaters on the Kuskokwim River – 2-NOV-2022
Journalism School
- So What’s A Real Chess Club Like – North Gate Radio (10-DEC-2020)
- Stop the Steal in San Diego – North Gate Radio (19-NOV-2020)
- Black Girls Ride – North Gate Radio (5-NOV-2020)