Salmon removed from list of items subject to new tariffs
Word that the United States Trade Representative has removed Alaska salmon from the list of items subject to new tariffs between the U.S. and...
Cordova Ikumat dancers will perform at AFN convention
Performers with the Cordova Ikumat Dance Group will perform on Thursday, Oct. 18, during Quyana Alaska, a special event at the annual convention of...
Hatchery egg take levels still a volatile topic
Egg take issues at fish hatcheries are back on the agenda for the Alaska Board of Fisheries work session in Anchorage Oct. 15-16, where...
Commentary: Level of sexual assault, domestic violence is unacceptable
By Debra Call
For The Cordova TimesOver the last several years, we have continually heard devastating reports about crime in Alaska. The headlines get worse...
Study: Diets rich in fish oil could slow spread of breast cancer
A new study in the journal Clinical & Experimental Metatasis says omega-3 fatty acids, like those typically contained in fish oil, may suppress the...
Detecting signs of lying may be difficult
Research results from the University of Edinburgh suggest that verbal and physical signs of lying are harder to detect than most people believe.While people...
Pollution prevention grant goes to Knik Tribe
A $118,860 federal grant will be awarded to the Knik Tribal Council, in Palmer, to partner with the Alaska Forum on the environment to...
SEITC backs Stand for Salmon
The Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission, which represents 15 federally recognized tribes of Southeast Alaska, has taken a stand in support of Alaska Ballot...
ASMI sponsors running team based in Spain
A European running team sponsored by the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute has reported a successful first half of the year, running 44 races from...
State warns of latest potential tax scam
Alaska officials are warning residents about a potential new tax scam that purports to send a notice from the Internal Revenue Service, notifying individuals...
