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That time Jimmy Carter went birding in Anchorage
Carter was in Anchorage in 2000 to celebrate the anniversary of his landmark conservation law, the Alaska National Interest ...
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Jimmy Carter remembered by colleagues, family and friends as a devoted public servant
The service, which lasted roughly two hours, was packed with heartfelt and vivid remembrances that recalled both a powerful ...
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'Expect it to be bad:’ State officials seek public input on upcoming Glenn Highway overhaul
WASILLA – State transportation officials are seeking public comment on a yearslong overhaul of the Glenn Highway from ...
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Federal grant to boost avalanche mitigation along Seward Highway
The grant totals $1.13 million from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, passed as the Infrastructure Investment and ...
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Fairbanks area school district releases proposal to close 5 schools
One elementary school is set to close in each of the Fairbanks North Star Borough's southeast, northeast, west, North Pole ...
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After school funding dispute, 4 Alaska districts move on without federally promised money
Alaska’s Department of Education claimed victory in the pandemic funding dispute, and will collect $17.5 million in federal ...
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Some felony cases in Anchorage are taking 5, 7 or even 10 years to resolve, investigative reporter finds
News and ProPublica journalist Kyle Hopkins discovered these extreme delays while looking to a sexual assault from 2017.
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'Like a bomb was dropped': Authorities warn of extensive damage as LA fires rage
As firefighters battle five blazes and hundreds of thousands of residents face evacuation orders, authorities are warning ...
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At least 5 are dead in multiplying Los Angeles wildfires
The multiplying fires have killed at least five people, forced widespread evacuation orders and burned tens of thousands of ...
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Lawmakers have big plans for the legislative session but low oil prices are a barrier
Oil prices are down, and that means there’s less money for lawmakers to spend during the upcoming 34th Alaska Legislature.
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Running through grief | Outdoor Explorer
Emily shares her journey of running through the grief of losing her mother, finding strength in the wilderness, and the ...
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Anchorage jail inmate dies after December assault
A man held at the Anchorage Correctional Complex has died after authorities say his cellmate severely beat him, in a case ...