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Massive Disabled Cargo Ship in Route to Dutch Harbor

Lauren Rosenthal, KUCB – Unalaska

When it finally arrives in Unalaska next week, the Shin Onoe will be one of the biggest vessels to ever stay in port here. It’s 150 feet wide, with a 60-foot draft when it’s full of coal, soybeans, or iron.

Shell’s chief executives responded to questions about the January grounding of the Kulluk drill rig during the company’s annual results conference in London Thursday. Republicans Oust Millet as Chair Peter Granitz, APRN – Washington DC The Alaska Republican Party’s Executive Committee has blocked incoming party chair Russ Millette from taking his position. Kikkan Randall Dominates Sprint in Sochi Annie Feidt, APRN – AnchorageKikkan Randall won the world cup skate sprint near Sochi, Russia today, on the same course that will serve as the Olympic venue next year. Environmental Group Sues Over Seismic Work in Cook Inlet Shaylon Cochran, KDLL – Kenai Oral arguments are being heard Friday in US District Court in Anchorage for a lawsuit that challenges the decision made by the National Marine Fisheries Service to authorize the first of at least three years of seismic exploration in Cook Inlet Tlingit Elder Clarence Jackson Dies Casey Kelly, KTOO – Juneau Tlingit elder and original Sealaska Native Corporation board member Clarence Jackson passed away Thursday at the age of 78. AK: Hope Julia O’Malley, Anchorage Daily News If you’re in the habit of running East Anchorage trails in the winter in the dark, then you might have run by a compact, dark-haired doctor named Joanie Hope, jogging slowly with her headphones on, singing. 300 Villages: ChenegaThis week, we’re visiting the Prince William Sound Community of Chenega. Sandra Angaiak is a tribal administrator assistant in Chenega. Listen To Full Show