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In longshot scenario of Electoral College tie, winner of Alaska’s House race may pick the next president
By-state vote in House means Peltola or Begich could determine winner; Murkowski’s vote could pick VP.
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‘Election Day is not results day’: Get ready for a wait to find out who’s president
Some Alaska results may not be known until 15 days after Election Day.
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How to vote in Alaska: Options abound, but the deadline is almost here
In-person, mail, electronic and fax voting still possible on Election Day.
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Crimson Bears face northern test on Utqiagvik courts
JDHS volleyball team learned a lot from Barrow community.
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Crimson Bears girls swim to Region V team championship
JDHS sweeps girls relays, boys place second to Ketchikan.
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After controversial correspondence school decision, Anchorage judge faces voters in election
Adolf Zeman is one of 19 judges on Alaska’s ballots, but he’s the only one with a campaign…
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El Sombrero says ‘hasta luego’ by closing restaurant after 45 years, with plans to open food truck
Downtown eatery owned by family for three generations who grew up alongside their customers.
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City leaders, Tlingit and Haida considering operational pacts for public safety, solid waste
Assembly members Monday will also discuss flood barriers, short-term rentals, homeless.
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Juneau an afterthought for candidates ahead of Tuesday’s election, but early voting at a record pace
Toss-up U.S. House race, minimum wage increase, repeal of ranked choice voting on ballot.
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Reduced 45 mph speed limit goes into effect on Egan Drive in vicinity of Fred Meyer intersection
Change in effect until Jan. 31 intended to improve safety; JPD reports normal number of traffic stops.
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Will control of Congress shift? The results hinge on a handful of states and races
Narrow Republican Senate majority would allow Murkowski to wield outsized influence, expert says.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Nov. 2
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Deer hunter is killed in apparent bear attack near Sitka, authorities say
The remains of a hunter who authorities believe was fatally mauled by a bear were recovered Wednesday from…
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Nov. 9
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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In Alaska’s U.S. House election, the leading campaigns are thinking about third options
Correction: The initial version of this article misstated the birthplace of John Wayne Howe and Nick Begich. The…
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30 Juneau households already OK’d for $605K in flood aid, FEMA official says as disaster center opens
About half of the funds actually paid out during first two weeks after federal disaster declaration.
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‘Water’s water’ as swim team prepares for region championships
Tapering and secrecy lead to records set and championships won
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FEMA disaster aid center opens Wednesday at Mendenhall library
A Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster recovery center for people affected by August’s record flood from Suicide Basin…
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Breeze In bought by owner of IGA supermarkets, hours at two stores reduced starting Friday
Valley store still open 24/7, others to close at 10 p.m.; Kenny’s Liquor Market still open for now.
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Man, 61, critically injured after being hit by car on Douglas Highway
Collision at Cordova Street closed highway for about two hours.