Hidden along Alaska’s trails and shorelines, these remote smokehouses turn wild salmon into smoky treasures worth the trek.

On April 16, 2014, a ferry carrying 476 people - mostly high school students - capsized off the coast of South Korea. As the ship sank, the captain told passengers to stay in their cabins while he and ...

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Salmon sits where several rivers come together, creating a water lover’s paradise in the middle of Idaho’s wilderness. The town got its name from the fish that swim upstream here every year, and ...

The restaurant sits proudly on Pier 54, where the Elliott Bay waters lap against the pilings below as if they’re trying to get a table for dinner. The blue and white exterior beckons to hungry ...

Typhoon Halong's remnant storms pulled homes from their foundations when they struck western Alaska earlier this month.