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Sportfishing begins, whether Alaska's spring is ready or not

Will Memorial Day weekend be the start of another sportfishing season to forget? That depends on where you look, and whether you're looking for king salmon or not.Sean Doogan
May 22, 2013

Alaska guide slapped with hefty fine for killing illegal Dall sheep

A 67-year-old man employed by legendary Alaska guide Joe Hendricks has been sentencing for altering the horns of undersized game. He's one of nearly a dozen guides convicted of illegal hunting practices.Jerzy Shedlock
May 22, 2013

Trapped climbers plucked off Mount Eaton in Canada's Yukon

The climbers in a remote part of the Yukon's St. Elias mountain range called for help after being trapped on their descent due to poor weather and dangerous conditions. CBC News
May 22, 2013

Heading into holiday weekend, razor clam limit on some Alaska beaches cut sharply

After seeing a 95 percent crash in the number of harvestable Pacific razor clams at Alaska's Ninilchik beach,  Fish and Game is cutting back the daily bag limit to 25 per person.Sean Doogan
May 22, 2013

Alaska Loon Cam: Loons, Red-necked grebes spotted on Connors Lake

The ice has finally gone out, and birds are returning, along with Audubon Society volunteers who will move an island out onto Connors Lake, where Pacific loons will breed and rear new babies.Alaska Dispatch
May 22, 2013

Glory or death await climbers hoping to summit Mount McKinley

It takes a village to summit Mount McKinley, and each year a new community sprouts up more than 7,000 feet above some of Alaska's wildest terrain. Welcome to Kahiltna base camp.Craig Medred
May 21, 2013

Photos: Basecamp on North America's tallest mountain

Welcome to Kahiltna base camp, the starting point for most assaults on the 20,320-foot summit of Mount McKinley, North America's tallest mountain.
Loren Holmes
May 21, 2013

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