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A Juneau Police Department officer holds a package of black tar heroin at the JPD station in December 2015.

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Corrections officer faces drug charges

ANCHORAGE — An Alaska Department of Corrections officer suspected of a heroin-distribution plot at a state prison has…

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Kenai newspaper names new publisher

The vice president of operations with Morris Publishing Group has been named the new publisher of the Peninsula…

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Fairbanks to take over cemetery work after disputed bid

FAIRBANKS — Fairbanks is replacing its longtime groundskeeper of the city’s oldest cemetery with employees from the Public…

Rep. Gabrielle LeDoux, R-Anchorage, left, Rep. Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak, Rep. Wes Keller, R-Wasilla, and Rep. Les Gara, D-Anchorage, watch the resolution vote to continue work on bills during the special session on Tuesday.

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Legislators greet tax bill with skepticism

Members of the Alaska House Finance Committee showed a notable lack of enthusiasm Tuesday as they heard details…

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Anchorage police identify SUV suspected of impersonating officer

ANCHORAGE — A driver’s complaint of someone impersonating a police officer has led to an investigation by the…

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Former municipal prosecutor sentenced for trust fund fraud

ANCHORAGE — A former Anchorage municipal prosecutor has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison for…

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Lone survivor of Admiralty plane crash continues recovery

KETCHIKAN — The only survivor of a floatplane crash in Southeast Alaska that killed three Wrangell men remains…

People, some with their dogs, begin a 3 mile suicide-prevention walk Saturday in Anchorage. More than 700 Alaskans took part in the event to raise awareness about suicide.

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Alaskans participate in yearly suicide-prevention walk

ANCHORAGE — Alaskans participated in a yearly community walk in the state’s largest city to raise awareness about…

This photo taken Sunday, April 24, 2016, in Talkeetna, Alaska, shows Denali partially obscured by clouds. The U.S. Army helped the National Park Service by using Chinook helicopters to fly food and materials to set up base camps at the 7,200-foot and 14,000-foot level to assist climbers on North America's tallest mountain. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen)

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Tale of harrowing rescue on Denali unheralded for 35 years

EVERETT, Washington — In the spring of 1980, climbers Mike Helms and Bob Kandiko came upon two other climbers…

Athletes, coaches and volunteers anxiously watch paramedics attend to Monroe freshman Joseph Balko during the Region VI Track and Field Championships at West Valley on Friday. Balko collapsed upon finishing the Class 3A 3,200-meter run Friday and passed away Saturday at Providence Hospital in Anchorage.

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High school runner dies after collapsing at competition

FAIRBANKS — A high school freshman has died after collapsing at his region’s track and field championships. The…

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Special session begins — slowly

Alaska lawmakers convened the fourth special session of the 29th Alaska Legislature today, but though the state is…

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Alaska inmate escapes, then comes back to try to free others

FAIRBANKS — A minimum-security prisoner who escaped from a halfway house in Fairbanks came back three hours later,…

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Seward resident charged with firing shots at man

SEWARD — A 38-year-old Seward man has been charged with attempted murder following a shooting Saturday morning at…

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Hospital culinary manager balances tastes, nutrition

FAIRBANKS — Fairbanks Memorial Hospital’s senior culinary manager gets to be creative with the menu. Ray Flores, 51,…

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Sitka Hospital expects bottom line to improve in 2017

SITKA — Budget projections have Sitka Community Hospital with a positive bottom line in 2017. Assembly members unanimously…

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Analyze that: Kenai students puzzle over vexing global issues

KENAI — While some students worry about math tests or an upcoming sporting competition, a handful at Aurora…

Ketchikan High School sophomore Max Collins (21) and a Thunder Mountain defender run after the ball Friday, May 20, 2016, during the Kings' 5-0 win against the Falcons at Esther Shea Field.

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Photo: Kayhi soccer shuts out Falcons

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Sullivan: Doping allegations undermine Olympic confidence

JUNEAU — U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan says allegations of doping by Russian athletes undermine the confidence in the…

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Ketchikan superintendent: Schools funding cut ‘cowardice’

A last-minute move made by the Alaska House-Senate Conference Committee on the state budget that could decrease Ketchikan…

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Alaska’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate hold steady

JUNEAU — The state Department of Labor says Alaska’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held steady at 6.6 percent…