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Fairbanks borough schools get $3M to help military families

FAIRBANKS — The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District has received $3 million in federal grants to support…

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Walker administration resurrects plan to borrow for pension shortfall

ANCHORAGE — Alaska Gov. Bill Walker’s administration is resurrecting a stalled plan under which it would use borrowed…

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Alaska reveals exact amount of oil wealth fund check Friday

ANCHORAGE — It’s already known that the yearly check given to nearly every single Alaskan from the state’s…

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In Alaska’s new PFD fraud detection program, winner is a data superpower

ANCHORAGE — The state will spend $650,000 on a new program to weed out fraudulent Permanent Fund dividend…

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Ex-doc gets jail in child sex abuse case

ANCHORAGE — A former Anchorage doctor convicted of sexually abusing four children will serve at least 23 years…

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More, bigger ships due next year

SITKA — With Holland America Line putting bigger ships on the Southeast Alaska run and other lines adding…

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Officials: Kotzebue student diagnosed with meningitis

ANCHORAGE — Alaska state health officials say an elementary school student in Kotzebue was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis,…

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Former Kenai mayor seeks to restore WWII-era fire truck

KENAI — Former Kenai Mayor John Williams is leading an effort to restore a World War II-era Kenai…

Photo by Megan Pacer/Peninsula Clarion Bags of basic necessities line the wall during a workshop to address area homelessness Thursday, Sept. 15, 2016 at the Alaska Army National Guard Armory in Kenai, Alaska. Agencies, church groups and community members gathered to brainstorm ways to help reduce homelessness on the Kenai Peninsula over the course of two nights.

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Kenai agencies, residents work to help homeless community

KENAI — Though it may not be overly visible or accurately recorded, homelessness on the Kenai Peninsula is…

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Police arrest suspect in grocery, clothing store robberies

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police have arrested a 38-year-old man suspected of two armed robberies. Police said John Moore…

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Anchorage police seek 4 suspects in 3 assaults, robberies

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police continue to seek four men suspected of three weekend robberies, including an attack that…

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Anchorage emergency officials issue high wind watch

ANCHORAGE — The Anchorage Office of Emergency Management is warning of high winds that could hit the city.…

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Forest Service purchases land in Cube Cove, returning it to Wilderness

JUNEAU — Friday marked the completion of the purchase of the first two segments of a multi-segment land…

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US rig count down 2 this week to 506

HOUSTON — The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. declined by two…

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Alaska ferry repairs to interrupt service to Bellingham

KETCHIKAN — Repairs will take an Alaska ferry off the water and interrupt service to Bellingham, Washington, for…

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State Board adopts new teacher regs

The Alaska Board of Education and Early Development has adopted regulations regarding substitute and retired teachers. The first…

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Kenai woman takes trip down Silk Road

KENAI — Some central Kenai Peninsula residents got a taste of the ancient Silk Road from right in…

In this Sept. 7, 2016 photo, Cpl. Bryce Wolford, an intelligence analyst with Fort Wainwright's 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment, speaks during an interview in Fairbanks.

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Fort Wainwright soldier earns Spirit of Service award

FAIRBANKS — Cpl. Bryce Wolford joined the Army to serve his country, but it was his service to…

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Opioid abuse a growing problem in Alaska

ANCHORAGE — Abuse of opioids has only recently entered the public consciousness as a crisis in Alaska even…

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Bean’s Cafe success story; hires former client

ANCHORAGE — There’s a face at Bean’s Café that is there to help put a smile on others.…