Alaska

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Progress returns to Alaska after rebuild

Michael Crowley

Captain Robert Hanson comes into Dutch Harbor, Alaska, with blackcod pots on the F/V Oracle.

Alaska fisheries update: Soft markets stall efforts

Laine Welch

Unloading Alaska halibut. NOAA photo.

Mail Buoy: Once upon a time in Alaska

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Members of the Bristol Bay Defense Alliance

Pebble pulse: Bristol Bay leaders testify in federal court, say EPA went rogue

Jessica Hathaway

The Scandies Rose, a 130-foot crabbing vessel from Dutch Harbor, was carrying a crew of seven when it sank Dec. 31, 2019. ShipSpotting.com photo.

Coast Guard convenes investigation board for Scandies Rose sinking

Kirk Moore

Salmon fishermen on Bristol Bay near Naknek, Alaska. Emma Forsberg photo.

The China problem: Coronavirus creates a bottleneck for Alaska seafood

Laine Welch

The Alaska pollock fishery relies on its reputation of abundance and sustainability as well as safety. Corey Arnold photo.

Fish lures: A whole new generation wants more seafood, and we can deliver

Jessica Hathaway

Wild Alaska Pollock Week debuts in Seattle, Feb. 28-March 8.

Seattle samples: Wild Alaska Pollock Week brings more to the plate

Jessica Hathaway

Americans are loving seafood

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A full dock at Fishermen's Terminal in Seattle. Fishing fleets coast to coast have been largely idled by restaurant shutdowns and dropoff in demand. Doug Stewart photo.

Expo News: Tracking trends in commercial fishing to build a stronger community

Jessica Hathaway

Alaska Cook Inlet setnetters make up a historic fishery and fleet. Amy Grannum photo.

United Fishermen of Alaska: Governor cheers commercial losses on Facebook

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