fishing

The Enterprise, a factory trawler, ran aground in Unalaska Saturday evening. The 124-foot fishing vessel ran up against the runway at Tom Madsen Airport at approximately 8 p.m. Ports Director Peggy McLaughlin said the matter had been passed to the U.S. Coast Guard. Representatives from the Coast Guard could not be immediately reached for comment on Saturday night.

Representatives from the Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation visited Unalaska last week as part of its push to expand the state's mariculture…

Unalaska Bay/Dutch Harbor Road SystemRegulation reminders:· The bag limit for Unalaska Bay fresh and saltwaters is 5 salmon per day of which only 2 may be…

Unalaska Bay/Dutch Harbor Road SystemRegulation reminders:· The bag limit for Unalaska Bay fresh and saltwaters is 5 salmon per day of which only 2 may be…

The Unalaska City School District opened its doors to students once again last month. And along with new mask-wearing, social distancing, and hand-washing…

The Unalaska City School District opened its doors to students once again last month. And along with new mask-wearing, social distancing, and hand-washing…

Since mid-March, Unalaskans have been hunkering down and socially isolating due to the COVID-19 pandemic. During that time—and even now as the State of…

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Unalaska's onshore processing plants have chosen to keep seasonal employees on-island in between fishing seasons.…

Alaska health officials have allowed fishing companies' workers to wait out a two-week post-travel quarantine in close quarters on their fishing boats,…

As Alaska braces for an increase in coronavirus patients, Unalaska's processing industry is adjusting to the new norms. There are four major processing…