Dunleavy inaugural celebration schedule announced
Gov.-elect Mike Dunleavy speaks to the Alaska Miners Association about his plans for his...
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Dunleavy asks for resignations from broadened group of state workers
Gov.-elect Mike Dunleavy announces his transition policy council at the Security Aviation hangar...
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Dunleavy’s win leaves a lot of uncertainty for rural education
Former state senator and gubernatorial candidate Mike Dunleavy talks to the audience during a...
Read MoreAlaska Municipal League panel spotlights statewide housing shortages, homelessness
Municipal officials and nonprofit administrators from around Alaska gathered in Anchorage Thursday to discuss the state’s struggles with homelessness and housing. While homelessness manifests itself in different ways in...
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Murkowski won’t block judges to get Mueller protection bill
Sen. Lisa Murkowski at the U.S. Capitol earlier this year. (Photo by Al Drago/Getty Images) Sen....
Read MoreSouthcentral Alaska sees most destructive spruce beetle outbreak in over two decades
Southcentral Alaska is dealing with a spruce beetle outbreak. The voracious insect damaged nearly 600,000 acres of forest in 2018 and the damage continues to grow. Anchorage has seen a sharp uptick in spruce beetle damage, going...
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Reconnecting with roots at Alaska Native languages summit
Jim Thomas (Khatsati, Shaayegun) in his Tlingit regalia at the Voices of Our Ancestors language...
Read MoreAppeals court upholds decision not to test DNA evidence from 1982 murder
The Alaska Court of Appeals affirmed a superior court ruling Friday and will not test DNA evidence in a 36-year-old double murder case in Juneau. A jury convicted Newton Lambert of the murder of Anne Benolken in 1982 but...
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