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Forecast: Southeast set to lose most jobs since 2009

Southeast Alaska will lose the most jobs since 2009, according to a new forecast from the Alaska Department…

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Lawmakers pre-file 31 bills

The Alaska Legislature’s preseason has begun with 24 House bills and seven Senate bills released in the first…

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Alaska Native veterans to receive federal housing assistance

ANCHORAGE — Three Alaska Native organizations are receiving federal funds to provide permanent housing to Native veterans at…

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Ketchikan located in Alaska, Facebook decides

KETCHIKAN — According to Facebook, Ketchikan is finally located in Alaska. The Ketchikan Daily News reports that after…

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Kito to ask for 120-day session

As the preseason is to the National Football League, prefile season is to the Alaska Legislature. Today, Alaska’s…

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Cancer now No. 1 killer in 22 states, ahead of heart disease

NEW YORK — Cancer is becoming the No. 1 killer in more and more states as deaths from…

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2 men back in custody after escape from village jail

ANCHORAGE — Two men who escaped from jail in the village of Pilot Station with help from a…

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Prescription drug use rules could loosen for police officers

ANCHORAGE — A proposed change to Alaska’s police hiring standards would allow potential officers to have previously used…

In this April 11, 2014 photo, Theresa Vail, a former beauty queen, holds a gun after shooting a turkey in Chase County, Kansas. Vail, who hosted an adventure TV show has pleaded guilty to killing an Alaska grizzly bear without a state tag. The sentence issued Wednesday includes one year of probation and a $750 fine.

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Adventure show hosts pleads guilty in illegal hunting case

JUNEAU — A former beauty queen who hosted an adventure TV show has pleaded guilty to killing an…

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ADFG insists unpublished studies were used

Use it, then lose it, was the fate of a long-delayed Kenai River habitat study until the Alaska…

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Experts address housing issues at summit

ANCHORAGE — Experts from around Alaska were participating in a daylong summit Wednesday to address housing challenges in…

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Anchorage detain youth in double homicide

ANCHORAGE — A 15-year-old boy has been detained after a woman and her teenage daughter were fatally shot…

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Photo: Baby owl

Alaska Raptor Center’s Jennifer Cedarleaf gets a pygmy owl ready to weigh Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2016, at the…

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Miller: I’m not mulling Senate run

JUNEAU — Joe Miller said he is not seriously considering an election challenge to U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski…

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Alaska analyzes response to 2015 Chiniak blaze

KODIAK — The response to Alaska’s Twin Creeks Fire last summer was swift, said a state report, but…

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Gov. Walker removes head of Alaska regulatory agency

ANCHORAGE — Gov. Bill Walker has decided to replace the head of the agency that sets rates for…

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Haines police officer accidently shoots self

Haines’ newest police officer accidently shot himself in the arm Tuesday afternoon, the Haines Police Department has announced.…

Alaska Gov. Bill Walker announces hiring and travel restrictions during a news conference on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016, in Anchorage, Alaska. The prohibitions came the same day an agency lowered Alaska's credit rating because of continued low oil prices. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen)

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Low oil prices prompt hiring limits

JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker announced hiring and travel restrictions for state workers on Tuesday, the same day…

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5 passengers released following Alaska plane crash

FAIRBANKS — Five of the eight people injured in a small plane crash in Interior Alaska over the…

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First digital geologic map of Alaska published

The U.S.Geological Survey released the first digital geologic map of Alaska on Tuesday, providing land users, managers and…