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Cean Stevens offers Libertarian option in U.S. Senate race

Editor’s Note: Alaska’s state primary elections are less than a week away, and except for the incumbents, most…

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Anchorage police release name of man killed in hit-and-run

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police have released the name of the man struck and killed by an unknown driver…

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Teen dies after raft overturns in Anchorage’s Eagle River

ANCHORAGE — A 14-year-old boy died Sunday in a rafting accident on Eagle River in Anchorage. Alaska State…

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Man shot, wounded in Anchorage convenience store parking lot

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police are investigating an early morning shooting Monday that left a man wounded. Police said…

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Denali National Park officials make plans to reopen road

ANCHORAGE — The only road into Alaska’s Denali National Park is expected to completely reopen Tuesday if the…

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Alaska fire crews battling Lower 48 fires

ANCHORAGE — Several Alaska fire crews have been sent to help battle blazes in other parts of the…

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Officials criticize federal land plan

FAIRBANKS — State officials and leaders are criticizing the federal government’s plan to open one-quarter of the land…

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Anchorage homeowner shot during interrupted burglary

ANCHORAGE — A homeowner was shot and wounded early Monday by a man attempting to burglarize his home…

Photo by Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion Dan Pascucci, the education specialist for the Kenai Watershed Forum, treats the crowd to a rendition of "Sea Stars Are Not Starfish" on Friday, Aug. 5, 2016 at Soldotna Creek Park in Soldotna, Alaska. After 10 years, Pascucci will leave his position with the local conservation organization to take a job in Kentucky.

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Kenai says farewell to conservation activist

KENAI — Thousands of kids who went to school in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will never…

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13 injured when motor home rear-ends tour bus in Alaska

ANCHORAGE — Thirteen people required hospitalization after a motor home slammed into the back of a bus that…

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Suspect in fatal Anchorage shooting turns himself in

ANCHORAGE — A teenager sought on an Anchorage manslaughter warrant is in custody. Anchorage police say Deandrew Webster…

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Fatal crash, shooting closes lanes of busy Anchorage street

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police closed lanes of one of the city’s busiest streets Friday as they investigated a…

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Restored WWII searchlight comes to Kodiak state park

KODIAK — A restored World War II searchlight has taken its place at the Kodiak Military History Museum…

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Kenai Marijuana ban petition won’t be on October ballot

A citizen initiative seeking to ask voters whether commercial marijuana is legal in the Kenai Peninsula Borough outside…

In this July 26 photo, retired Colonel Kevin Blanchard, Director of the 354th Fighter Wing F-35 Program Integration Office, poses for photos at Eielson Air Force Base. Blanchard was among the last A-10 pilots to leave Eielson Air Force Base in 2007 when the Air Force was downsizing and considering closing the base.

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Retired colonel directs F-35 transition at Eielson

EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE — A retired colonel has been working to get Eielson Air Force Base ready…

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Governor to sign update to Alaska’s military justice code

ANCHORAGE — The code of military justice for the Alaska National Guard is getting an update, two years…

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US chamber chairman talks oil woes, election on Alaska trip

KETCHIKAN — The chairman of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce made a visit this week to Ketchikan, where…

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Fairbanks hospital cafe hit by cyberattack on Banner Health

FAIRBANKS — A cafe at Fairbanks Memorial Hospital has been identified as one of several Banner Health facilities…

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A scientist, a Native voice, and a former public radio chief compete for Alaska’s Democratic chance at the U.S. House

Editor’s note: Alaska’s state primary elections are less than two weeks away, and except for the incumbents, most…

Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office enforcement officer Joe Miller uses a METRC reader to count vegetative plants in one of Greatland Ganja's outdoor greenhouses.

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Buds and bugs: Cannabis grow inspections underway

KASILOF — Kasilof’s Greatland Ganja recently became the second of 47 approved marijuana cultivation facilities in Alaska to…