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Wolf season ends on POW

The wolf hunting and trapping seasons will end on Game Unit 2 on Sunday, according to a Tuesday…

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Alaskans chipping in to help

JUNEAU — If Gov. Bill Walker gets his way, Alaskans will be chipping in to help reduce the…

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U. of Alaska regents prepare for budget cuts

FAIRBANKS — University of Alaska officials are working to prioritize programs as they face another round of cuts…

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Ketchikan City Council to revisit marijuana law

KETCHIKAN — Ketchikan officials are set to take another look at regulations surrounding the retail sale of marijuana.…

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Ex-Corrections head asked to aid leadership transition

JUNEAU — The state has asked a former Corrections head to help with the transition in the department’s…

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State seeks marijuana tracking program

The state of Alaska has begun seeking someone to operate its seed-to-sale marijuana tracking system. The system is…

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Company plans gravel island to extract Arctic offshore oil

ANCHORAGE — Arctic offshore drilling by Royal Dutch Shell PLC drew protests on two continents this year, but…

In a Dec. 4 photo, lettuce grows under red and blue lights at Alaska Natural Organics in the Old Matanuska Maid building on Northern Lights Blvd. in Anchorage. The company recently delivered hydroponic grown basil, it’s first sale, to Carrs Safeway and New Sagaya stores.

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‘Vertical farm’ sends greens to market

ANCHORAGE — Eight boxes of living basil made it to a handful of Anchorage grocery stores in the…

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Ferries could face more cuts

KODIAK — The head of the Alaska Marine Highway System says he expects a $5 million cut to…

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Electric official outlines $15 million upgrades for Sitka utility

SITKA — Officials with Sitka’s electric department have plans for $15.7 million in projects over the next decade…

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Attorneys nix proposed ballot language in LGBT ordinance repeal

ANCHORAGE — Opponents of Anchorage’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender non-discrimination law may need to get more specific…

Fairbanks Four supporters rally in front of the Rabinowitz Courthouse in Fairbanks on Friday morning.

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Gov. considers pardons of Fairbanks 4

ANCHORAGE — Alaska Gov. Bill Walker is considering whether to grant pardons or clemency to four indigenous men…

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Poll finds Alaska businesses opposed to state taxes

A new poll from the Alaska branch of the National Federation of Independent Businesses has found most of…

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Alaska ferry system could face more budget cuts

KODIAK — The head of the Alaska Marine Highway System says he expects a $5 million cut to…

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Electric official outlines $15 million upgrades for Sitka

SITKA — Officials with Sitka’s electric department have plans for $15.7 million in projects over the next decade…

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Man steals Salvation Army kettle outside Wasilla store

ANCHORAGE — Wasilla police are looking for man suspected of stealing a Salvation Army kettle that contained donations.…

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Hoverboards cannot fly

Alaska Airlines is banning the shipment of one of the most popular toys this Christmas. Last week, the…

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Criminal justice commission recommends $424 million in savings

The state commission tasked with cutting costs in Alaska’s criminal justice system has come up with a slate…

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Hearing in Fairbanks 4 case canceled

ANCHORAGE — A hearing set for today has been canceled in the case of four indigenous men seeking…

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Photo: Moose play

Three moose play along Raspberry Road as they trot back to Kincaid Park in Anchorage on Wednesday.