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in this Oct. 12 photo, Evon Peter, Vice Chancellor for Rural, Community, and Native Education at the University of Alaska Fairbanks is photographed in his office. Peter pushed his way through hostility and overt racism in Alaska public schools to succeed in academia. He now directs one of the Fairbanks institutions best equipped to expand opportunities in education.

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UAF vice chancellor overcomes racism

FAIRBANKS — Evon Peter pushed his way through hostility and overt racism in Alaska public schools to succeed…

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Independent Stock announces support for Clinton

JUNEAU — Independent U.S. Senate candidate Margaret Stock says she’ll support Democrat Hillary Clinton for president. Stock announced…

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Mayor says Fairbanks Four deserve compensation

FAIRBANKS — The mayor of Fairbanks says the city and state should consider compensating the four indigenous men…

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Anchorage’s first snow brings multiple accidents

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage has had its first measureable snowfall of the season and a rash of accidents along…

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Alaska unemployment rate inches up to 6.9 percent last month

JUNEAU — Alaska’s unemployment rate inched up to 6.9 percent in September, hitting its highest level since the…

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Grand jury formally indicts man accused of shooting officer

FAIRBANKS — The man accused of shooting a Fairbanks police officer has been formally indicted by a grand…

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ACLU: Kenai assembly invocation violates religious liberties

KENAI — The American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska has asked the Kenai Peninsula Borough to back down…

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Budget cuts take bite out of herring harvest

ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is buckling under deep budget cuts, and now the…

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Nikiski faces uncertainty over gas project

JUNEAU — Nikiski residents say they’ve been left in limbo by the state and its partners’ decision to…

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Police chief reinstated in wake of shooting

JUNEAU — Fairbanks Mayor John Eberhart has reinstated the city’s police chief, one month after he was placed…

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Native remains could return home from Pennsylvania

JUNEAU — A small group of people are working with the U.S. Army to bring home the remains…

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Fuel spill reported in interior village of Beaver

ANCHORAGE — Alaska environmental regulators are monitoring the cleanup of a fuel spill in the interior village of…

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Decomposed body found

ANCHORAGE — Police say a decomposed body was found near railroad tracks in south Anchorage. Police spokeswoman Jennifer…

FILE - In this March 29, 2006, photo, a pedestrian walks past the 4th Avenue Theatre in Anchorage, Alaska. The owners of the art moderne-style theater, designed by the architect of Hollywood's famed Pantages Theatre, have applied to demolish the opulent vintage icon, prompting the Municipality of Anchorage to hasten efforts to protect historic buildings. (AP Photo/Al Grillo, File)

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Anchorage issues moratorium on historic building demolitions

ANCHORAGE — The owners of a long-shuttered theater in Alaska’s largest city applied to demolish the opulent vintage…

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Central Council backs Murkowski

The Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska has endorsed U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski for…

An Alaska Airlines jet makes its approach at the Juneau International Airport in this image from 2009.

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Alaska Airlines waits on feds for merger

Alaska Airlines is still waiting for the federal government to approve its merger with Virgin Airlines. In a…

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As Finkenbinder challenges in Sitka, Kreiss-Tomkins looks to rural district for support

SITKA — Two years ago, it was easy to tell who would win the race for House District…

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Researchers look for evidence of dinosaurs in Denali

FAIRBANKS — This summer’s discovery of dinosaur bones in Denali National Park has opened the door for more…

A helicopter brings a 700-pound sack of car parts to a trash bin on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, in Anchorage, Alaska. More than 2,000 cars were dumped over a bluff above a wildlife refuge after the 1964 Good Friday earthquake, and a clean up effort to remove about 100 of those cars imbedded in the bluff has been going on for nine years. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen)

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Final cleanup of automobile junkyard is underway

ANCHORAGE — The final cleanup is underway in Anchorage after the 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake helped turn a…

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Troopers: Priest died before recent fire in Alaska village

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska State Troopers say an autopsy showed that a 72-year-old priest who was recently…