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Fish and Game is looking for a black bear that followed and charged people in Anchorage park
The repeated run-ins with the bear were part of the reason that one children's camp decided to move out of Russian Jack to another park.
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“Into The Wild” bus back in Fairbanks
Historic Bus 142 arrived returned to Fairbanks where it first served as part of part of the city’s public transit system in the 1940s. Backdropped by the derelict bus on a flatbed trailer outside the UA Museum of the North in Fairbanks, Director Pat Druckenmiller explained the idea of the future exhibit. “The UA Museum […]
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Absentee ballot lawsuit will not be heard before election
The decision likely eliminates the possibility a judge will require the state to send absentee ballot request forms to all voters before November
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“Pebble Tapes” prompt Sullivan to raise volume on his opposition to the mine
"No Pebble Mine," Sen. Sullivan wrote on Twitter, after Pebble CEO was caught on tape saying the senator would stay in his corner and be quiet.
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Al Gross is running for office for the first time. Here’s why he thinks he belongs in the U.S. Senate | Alaska Insight
Continuing our coverage of congressional races, we turn to the U.S. Senate candidates beginning with Independent candidate Al Gross. Gross is running for office for the first time and has some ideas about how to shake up Washington. What does he think he can bring to the table? Lori Townsend speaks with Al Gross about […]
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Tribes win decision to exclude Alaska Native corporations from $8B coronavirus fund
A federal appeals court says Alaska Native corporations can't receive a share of the $8 billion coronavirus fund Congress created for tribes.
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Kodiak’s decades-old Tsunami siren system gets a new song
The sirens are being replaced one-by-one and will offer new sounds and features.
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Forest Service forging ahead with full Roadless Rule exemption for Tongass
The decision comes amidst strong public opposition.
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Juneau homeless shelter closes after positive cases
Two people tested positive for COVID-19 and 7 others are in quarantine.
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Kenai Peninsula schools face substitute teacher shortage
The school district voted to raise substitute teacher pay in response to the shortage.
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After 18 months of negotiations, Mat-Su School District and teachers union reach tentative contract agreement
Union members still need to approve the contract, and so does the Mat-Su School Board.
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U.S. Senate incumbent Dan Sullivan is here to answer your questions
Republican Dan Sullivan has been Alaska’s junior U.S. Senator for the last six years. What does he think the most urgent needs are for the state and what are his plans for getting the work done in a fractured senate?
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Man fatally mauled by grizzly bear in Wrangell-St. Elias was 22-year-old Ohio moose hunter
A 22-year-old Ohio man was killed in the mauling, the first in the park since it was created in 1980.
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LISTEN: The fallout from Pebble recordings continues
Pebble Mine opponents say CEO's resignation is just scapegoating. Gov. Dunleavy denies he served as Pebble's messenger to the White House, and Sen. Murkowski is furious.
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Many Anchorage teachers say they don’t want to return to classrooms
Overwhelmingly, public testimony during the meeting came from district teachers who expressed concerns about social distancing, cleaning supplies, and class sizes.
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