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Polar Bear · Nome

Hunter harvests summer polar bear at Woolley Lagoon

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By Sarah Manriquez When Jared Wiggins saw a polar bear walking toward him near his camp by Woolley Lagoon last week, he knew what was at stake. “It was either him or me,” Wiggins said. “And it wasn’t gonna be me. Not that day, anyways.” Wiggins, 30, is a lifelong Nome resident and a descendant of King Islanders—an Iñupiat community that once lived on King Island in the Bering Sea about 40 miles offshore. For generations, King Islanders were kno…See the Story

Kotzebue · Kotzebue

What's with the military helicopters in western Alaska? - KNOM Radio Mission

Several days of CH-47F Chinook and HH-60 Blackhawk sightings have had residents of western Alaska looking to the skies. In the summer, military helicopter sightings aren’t uncommon, but their presence can still cause quite a stir for communities not expecting them. At Tuesday's Kotzebue City Council meeting, Kotzebue Police Chief Christoper Cook said an exercise last year took residents by surprise. “The citizens were calling us saying, ‘I think…Read Article

Nome, United States · Nome

NJUS holds emergency meeting to discuss debt, missing audits - KNOM Radio Mission

Listen to this story: https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/23NJUSAudit.wav Board members of Nome Joint Utility System (NJUS) met last Wednesday for an emergency meeting to discuss overdue payments to Crowley Fuels Alaska. The utility company’s General Manager, John Handeland, said as of last November it owed over $6.2 million. He said the utility has made progress on its debt, starting with a payment of $1 million last December. Hand…Read Article

Nome Public Schools requests additional funding from city after governor veto - KNOM Radio Mission

Nome Public Schools is seeking an additional $315,000 from the City of Nome to help offset a significant budget shortfall. The request followed a line-item veto of education funding by Governor Mike Dunleavy and months of back-and-forth between the district and city over its contribution amount. The Nome Common Council approved $2.7m in funding for the district – $700,000 less than the previous fiscal year – at its June 9 meeting. The district’s…Nome, United States · Nome Read Article

Crews Respond to Rabbit Fire Near Unalakleet as Winds Push Active Flames

Fire crews are responding to the Rabbit Fire, burning 10 miles from Unalakleet. Strong winds have pushed flames through black spruce, prompting a Bible camp evacuation. No injuries reported.Unalakleet · Unalakleet See the Story

Local artist unveils first in series of Iñupiaq children’s books - KNOM Radio Mission

Listen to this story: https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/19UlusBook.wav “Uluit Atuqtaatka” is the first in a new series of children’s books written and illustrated by Nome resident Kunaq Tahbone. The new book, translated in English to “Ulus I Use” was unveiled at a book reading event at Nome’s Katirvik Cultural Center Wednesday. Tahbone and collaborator Kiminaq Alvanna-Stimpfle took turns reading each page o…Nome, United States · Nome Read Article

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Hunter harvests summer polar bear at Woolley Lagoon

What's with the military helicopters in western Alaska? - KNOM Radio Mission

NJUS holds emergency meeting to discuss debt, missing audits - KNOM Radio Mission

Nome Public Schools requests additional funding from city after governor veto - KNOM Radio Mission

Crews Respond to Rabbit Fire Near Unalakleet as Winds Push Active Flames

Local artist unveils first in series of Iñupiaq children’s books - KNOM Radio Mission

Nome hosts Westerdam for second-straight year - KNOM Radio Mission

Summer growth at Unaatuq Pilgrim Hot Springs - KNOM Radio Mission

'No Kings' protest against Trump policies scheduled for Saturday

US Coast Guard Conducts Oil Spill Drill in Nome

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