Opinion
Alaska Science Forum: Alaska lovebirds go their own way
During a month of endless summer light, a mated pair of shorebirds teaches their four chicks how to…
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Opinion
20 years of Arctic report cards
Twenty years have passed since scientists released the first version of the Arctic Report Card, now a staple…
Opinion
OPINION: It’s time to end Alaska’s fiscal experiment
For decades, Alaska has operated under a fiscal and budgeting system unlike any other state, and some could…
Opinion
Alaska Science Forum: Carl Benson embodied the far North
Carl Benson’s last winter on Earth featured 32 consecutive days during which temperatures in his chosen town did…
Neighbors
Alaska Science Forum: The Riley Creek pack’s sole survivor
Born in May, 2009, Riley first saw sunlight after crawling from a hole dug in the roots of…
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Trump and Putin put on a show of friendship but come away without a deal
ANCHORAGE — President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin reached no agreement to end the war in…
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Sea cucumber season off to a good start
Divers seeing much better prices than last year to start
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Alaska Science Forum: Alaska lexicon sinks in over the years
When my little Ford pickup chugged into Alaska 36 years ago this month, I didn’t know a wheel…
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Eyes on the stars: Launches continue as Alaska’s spaceport thinks expansion
Next week will see one of the six launches that was initially scheduled for 2020.
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Gov says warming Arctic could be good for Alaska
Alaska, Wyoming governors discuss state of the Arctic.
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One person still missing: M/V Kennicott rescues 5 after boat sinks
The AMHS ferry was the first vessel on the scene.
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University of Alaska rescinds emergency financial declaration
The financial picture still isn’t rosy.
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Cruise ship complaint numbers for this year may surprise you
Complaints about cruise ship emissions and violations are both on track for year-over-year decreases, according to numbers from…
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Stranded: Ferry strikes leave visitors, businesses and locals high and dry
Ferry worker strike has left visitors to the region trapped.
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Legislators use ‘symbolic’ vote to deliver verbal smackdown to vetoes
The vote failed, but they said a lot.
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Legislative finance director points out potential ‘nightmare’ scenario
Time to fear the sweeper?
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Even ‘right-leaning’ groups, bankers and builders are calling for an override
They had one message to the governor.
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Capitol Live: There may not be enough lawmakers in Juneau to override vetoes
Live updates from inside the Capitol.
