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Lydia Dirks is a 21-year-old Unangax̂ artist who takes her inspiration from her family, Unangax̂ heritage, and other Indigenous artists, and hopes to use her work to inspire others to find healing through art.

In June, KUCB partnered with Report for America to bring Theo Greenly — the station's newest reporter — to Unalaska to help cover news in the Eastern…

At a special meeting this week, the City of Unalaska granted more than $1.34 millionto nine local organizations through its community support program for…

As 2020 comes to an end, KUCB's newsroom takes a step back to reflect and share some of the most noteworthy news that was produced over the year. The…

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, life has been even more unpredictable than it normally is on a remote Aleutian island. Daily routines from going…

KUCB's partnership with ProPublica began Sept. 1. The investigative journalism nonprofit selected KUCB's former reporter, Zoë Sobel, to join its Local…

ProPublica is partnering with KUCB and CoastAlaska to boost investigative reporting in the Aleutians. The investigative journalism nonprofit announced…

Over 100 people came out to tee off in the tundra last weekend in Unalaska's annual golf tournament. The pop-up golf course featured nine holes in scenic…

After arriving in Unalaska roughly three months ago, interim reporter Caroline Lester has returned back home to Boston. KUCB's Maggie Nelson sat down with…

KUCB has a new interim reporter.Caroline Lester arrived in Unalaska last week and will be covering local and regional news for the next three months.To…