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National Guard exercise begins simulation of foreign terrorist attacks
Operation ORCA brings 100 personnel to Juneau, disrupts traffic around Capitol
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Trump threatens that any protesters at Saturday’s military parade will be met with ‘very big force’
Warning makes no distinction between peaceful demonstrations and violent confrontations.
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Immigration protests spread to more cities as Trump deploys Marines to L.A.
Defense officials say battalion of 500 Marines “being mobilized” to help quell immigration protests.
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Demolition of Telephone Hill homes after occupants leave by Oct. 1 approved by Assembly
Years-long debate about redevelopment of historic downtown neighborhood culminates with 7-1 vote.
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Advisory board recommends ending Matanuska’s career with state ferry system
Full-body scan finds extensive rust and other faults officials say are too costly to fix.
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National Guard troops deployed by Trump across LA clash with protesters
President sends 2,000 troops under a rarely used power; objectors say he is trying to provoke a crisis.
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Annual Celebration of Life Walk honors cancer survivors
About 20 people brave rain, wind for National Cancer Survivors Day event.
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Crimson Bears finish sixth at state baseball tournament
JDHS falls to Dimond Lynx 10-7 in season’s final game
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Sitka Wolves softball repeat as Alaska state champions
Walk-off home run by junior Alina Lebahn clinches title.
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More cameras will provide expanded online viewing of Anan bears in Wrangell
One of Southeast Alaska’s most prolific pink salmon rivers, known for attracting copious numbers of bears, wildlife photographers…
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Residents pick up sandbags and flood safety tips
CBJ, Tlingit and Haida host flood preparation event.
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Trail Mix Inc. commemorates National Trails Day
Volunteers working on the Auk Nu Trail demonstrate continued support for local trails.
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Flood preparation event offers resources, community support
Locals express frustration and anxiety, explore resources at Lions Club workshop.
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Massive agenda awaits Assembly on Monday, including proposal to start meetings earlier
Late-night decisions by exhausted leaders, people avoiding participation cited as reasons to change.
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Former longtime Juneau lawmaker Jim Duncan reenters the political ‘Sausage Factory’
Book revisits decades of history at Alaska’s Capitol and issues that remain much the same today.
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Locals celebrate the legacy of museum curators
Remembering those who remember: 125 years of Alaska State Libraries, Archives and Museums.
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Fire destroys homeless campsite under Brotherhood Bridge, no injuries reported
A fire that destroyed a homeless encampment under the Brotherhood Bridge cast a pall of smoke over rush-hour…
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Alaska state judge dismisses murder case, citing widespread misconduct by local police
State’s top prosecutor says she’s suspending most work with Metlakatla police Department until issues are addressed.