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Alaska judge strikes down requirement that only licensed physicians provide abortions
Ruling says barring clinicians from providing services violates equal-protection, privacy rights
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Here’s what’s happening for First Friday in September
Art exhibits, artists’ market, singer from Iceland and opening of new Perseverance play scheduled.
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Homeless students in Alaska, nationally could lose access to added aid
Congress asked to give states more time to spend designated money, advocates say it may be too late.
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A meeting at an Eagle River brewery helped put a convicted felon on Alaska’s U.S. House ballot
When Nick Begich arranged to meet Matt Salisbury at Matanuska Brewing in Eagle River last Thursday, he intended…
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Expanded access to food stamps, health care becomes law in Alaska
The law takes advantage of waivers to allow more Alaskans to access federal aid programs.
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Youths try to get a leg up — and opponents down — with help from pros at wrestling camps
With participation by girls rising and school teams getting bigger, every tip helps
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Sitka loses internet service, GCI says repair could take two weeks
Help expected with loan of Starlink satellite equipment by Tlingit and Haida.
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For generations of Alaskans, a livelihood is under threat
Something is broken in the economics of state’s fishing industry. Can Washington come to the rescue?
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Juneau fumbles away opportunities in 42-0 loss to Anchorage South
Three first-half Huskies turnovers allow hometown Wolverines to break open close game.
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FEMA visits hundreds of Juneau homes damaged by flood; decision on federal disaster aid awaits
Presence of agency “a lot larger” than last year’s flood when aid was denied, visiting official says.
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Standardized test scores at some Juneau schools far higher than others
Math, science proficiency at Auke Bay elementary roughly twice Kax̱dig̱oowu Héen’s, for example.
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Peltola, Begich face off in first debate at Alaska oil and gas industry forum
U.S. House candidates focus on Biden administration’s policies, citing advances and setbacks.
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Woven Peoples and Place: Climate adaptation and resilience in Southeast Alaska
A conversation with Annika Ord, climate adaptation catalyst for Sustainable Southeast Partnership.
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Alaska’s primary election turnout is on pace to be third-lowest in 50 years
Historical trends indicate the cause may be a boring ballot and a growing voter roll
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Juneau’s Jayden Johnson named Alaska Sports Report’s Athlete of the Week
Senior for Huskies had 58 yards receiving, 58 rushing, 55 passing and two TDs in win against Service.
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Free Starlink service, upgraded telecom network seek to resolve downtown internet and phone issues
Slow internet during busy cruise days “number one complaint from this summer,” Goldbelt CEO says.
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Transboundary mining conference sees fears after natural and man-made disasters, hope after pacts
U.S., Canadian and tribal leaders gather in Juneau to seek way forward on decades-old disputes.
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Three people with different backgrounds at struggling healthcare facilities hoping to be Bartlett’s new CEO
Stability of hospital’s leadership, programs emphasized by finalists; board vote may occur this week.
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Rock Solid: The 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps built many of Juneau’s recreational, cultural landmarks
Forest Service shelters, trails, totem poles, early ski area among Depression-era program’s fixtures.
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Teacher recruitment and retention bill becomes law in Alaska without Gov. Dunleavy’s signature
Lawmakers say “small tweaks” to policy can attract and keep more teachers in Alaska’s classrooms.