Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) sent a letter on October 15 to the U.S. Department of Commerce and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration urging both organizations to keep 42 federal fishing permits in the town …

Quotas for next year’s groundfish fisheries reflect ups and downs for Alaska’s key species —  pollock and cod — and the stocks appear to be heading north to colder waters. The bulk of Alaska’s landings …

After reportedly making inappropriate comments to an unidentified woman, Alaska Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott resigned abruptly on Tuesday.

Backers push industry members to sign a letter of support to get bill through the House On Aug. 22, the Senate passed bill 1322 to establish the American Fisheries Advisory Committee with unanimous consent. “That’s …

The nearly finished 261-foot Alaska factory trawler North Star is currently resting on its starboard side in the waters of Saint Andrews Bay, Fla.,

Though I have never done it myself, I have always thought that working the Bering Sea has to be one of the most challenging jobs a human could embark upon. Now imagine that human is …

Jim Hanson has been a commercial fisherman since before he needed a license. He learned from his father, a very industrious guy who fished and farmed an orange grove in central Florida to pay his …

It’s challenging, at best, to ensure offshore developments properly account for effects on fishing businesses and communities that depend on sound, science-based management.

By passing Measure 1, we will get the Alaska Legislature’s attention and make sure the entire state appreciates what salmon and their home habitat mean to all of us who depend on salmon.

We recognize Ryan Bradley of Long Beach, Miss., Kristan Porter of Cutler, Maine, and Bob Jones Tallahassee, Fla., as our 2018 Highliner Award winners.