Stebbins News

A priest serving the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus parish has been accused of sexually abusing a minor nearly two decades ago.

The Federal Subsistence Board has approved a special action that closes Federal public waters in Districts 1, 2 and 3 of the Yukon River to the harvest of Chinook salmon by non-Federally qualified subsistence users.

Delbert Acoman, right, talks to reporters Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009, in Seattle. Acoman, of Stebbins, Alaska, is one of 20 Alaska Natives who have joined a lawsuit claiming they were abused by Jesuit priests or ...

Twenty more Alaska Natives have joined a lawsuit alleging they were abused by Jesuit priests or people under their supervision in remote Alaska villages.

An Alaska Native, Rachel was living in a tiny town called Stebbins on a remote island called St.

Alaskan Rena Abouchuk of Kelso, Wash., reads a statement Jan. 14, 2008, in front of Seattle University about how she was abused by priests at St.

A lawsuit has been filed by Alaska Natives who say they were sexually abused by Jesuit priests in remote communities, and the president of Seattle University is accused of covering up the offenses.