Iliamna News

In an effort to steer kids away from drugs, the Anchorage School District and Eagle River Boys and Girls Club hosted the annual Red Ribbon Week Oct.

Following fuel prices last year that rose to $9.25 per gallon in several remote villages across the Inlet, an arrangement between a small Native corporation and Homer Enterprises allowed this year's gasoline and heating fuel prices to level off at a more manageable rate.

A group opposing a possible large gold and copper mine near Illiamna, in Southwest Alaska, released a poll Sept.

After weeks of hiding behind clouds, Mount Redoubt made an appearance on Friday, and was surprisingly still giving off a plume of steam.

TelAlaska Cellular has added wireless telephone service to Cold Bay, Fort Yukon and King Cove for the first time, the company said.

A floatplane crash-landed on the tundra about six miles northeast of Koliganek this week but caused no injuries, Alaska State Troopers said today.

Sue Anelon, president of Iliamna Natives Limited, speaks with Anglo's Paul Henry.

If not for the adventurers who went looking for it, the old ghost plane would still be lost in the dark muck at the bottom of an isolated Alaska lake.

At one thousand square miles and nine hundred feet deep there's a mystery that lies in the depths of Alaska's largest lake.

A diesel fuel spill near the Iliamna River, which flows into Lake Iliamna in the Bristol Bay watershed, has seeped into bedrock and continues to pollute the river, despite removal of contaminated soil, state officials said July 2. Gary Folley, the on-scene coordinator for the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, said the spill would ...

I was dismayed and frankly, disgusted at the recent Supreme Court decision that would allow the Kensington gold mine to dump industrial waste into a freshwater lake.

Submitted by Billy Hackett on Tue, 06/09/2009 - 05:32. The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation says there has been a fuel spill in Iliamna.

A light earthquake was felt Tuesday in the Cook Inlet area. The Alaska Earthquake Information Center said the quake occurred at 10:39 a.m. Tuesday and was centered 57 miles south-southeast of Iliamna.

HAZARDOUS WASTE: Soil must be removed to protect water. Published: June 8th, 2009 09:08 PM Last Modified: June 8th, 2009 09:08 PM An estimated 2,500 gallons of diesel spilled on the ground within a few dozen feet of a Southwest Alaska river after a tractor-trailer truck accident, state officials said Monday.

The team of people paving the trail for a 2,000-mile personal watercraft race have called off their trip, short of their goal of reaching Iliamna.