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Owner of Mendenhall Tower backs Begich
The owner of the Mendenhall Tower Apartments is backing Begich.
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Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott abruptly resigns
Gov. Walker describes comments to AP an ‘inappropriate overture to a woman.’
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Galvin is beating Rep. Young in fundraising
If Galvin were to defeat Young, it would be a colossal upset.
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Alcohol board puts a cork in plans for Eaglecrest bar
The state Alcohol Control Board has killed plans for a bar at Eaglecrest Ski Area this winter.
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Rainfall brings mudslides to Haines but no relief to Ketchikan
A soggy weekend led to mudslides and high water across northern Southeast, but the atmospheric river that delivered…
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Keeping Klondike Highway open isn’t just a blast
The State of Alaska is looking for someone who enjoys working with explosives and coping with avalanches.
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Pilot ‘rolled back throttle’ in fatal helicopter crash
The sole survivor of a fatal helicopter crash has given federal investigators their first insight into the event…
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FAA: Aviation accidents up from 2017
New statistics from the Federal Aviation Administration show a slight year-over-year increase in the number of aviation accidents…
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Lawmakers consider crime in runup to November election
Lawmakers and Alaskans frustrated by rising crime rates gathered in Anchorage Saturday for an extended forum to vent…
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Big downtown road project approaches
The Alaska Department of Transportation has begun accepting bids for a long-delayed project that will bring big changes…
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Federal investigators close case in fatal plane crash mystery
Federal investigators have closed their investigation into an Admiralty Island plane crash discovered last year, nine years after…
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Juneau candidates share views on legal abortion
Most say they are in favor of state abortion rights if Roe v. Wade is overturned.
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Salmon ballot measure splits Native tribal, corporate interests
Alaska Native organizations are divided in their stances on this fall’s Stand for Salmon ballot measure.
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Dunleavy leads Alaska’s four-way governor race
Republican Mike Dunleavy has a significant lead in financial and popular support with less than one month remaining…
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Black bear visits Capitol, courthouse
A black bear caused a brief stir in downtown Juneau on Thursday afternoon after it wandered onto the…
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Check it out: Permanent Fund Dividend checks flow from printers this week
With the soft sound of smoothly operating electronics, workers in the State Office Building are printing money.
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At forum, Southeast candidates say income tax is necessary to defeat Alaska budget deficit
Five of the six candidates running for Statehouse in northern Southeast agree that Alaska needs an income tax.
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The PFD is $1,600: A Q&A about your dividend
This is the first year in decades that the state isn’t following the traditional distribution formula.
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Attempting to unseat Don Young, Alyse Galvin brings campaign to Juneau
When Don Young was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1973, Alyse Galvin was eight years…