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Congress OKs group to study Native children’s programs

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A commission would identify the complex challenges facing Native American children across the country…

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Walker: No decision on Road yet

In a conference with reporters Friday, Gov. Bill Walker said he has not made up his mind about…

Murkowski presses Forest Service on land swap

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Murkowski presses Forest Service on land swap

ANCHORAGE — U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski is pushing legislation to resolve several outstanding land issues between the state…

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Nageak says he’s not leaving lawsuit

In Thursday morning courtroom testimony, Rep. Benjamin Nageak, D-Barrow, said he’s not giving up on his attempt to…

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Fairbanks police investigate shots fired off restaurant roof

FAIRBANKS — A Fairbanks restaurant worker suspected of firing shots from the roof of the business has been…

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Richards lands new contract to advise on fiscal issues

JUNEAU — Former Alaska Attorney General Craig Richards has signed another contract with the state, this time to…

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Minor quake felt in Palmer; no damage reported

ANCHORAGE — A small earthquake has been felt north of Anchorage, but officials say there have been no…

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Anchorage robbery victim dies; fourth suspect surrenders

ANCHORAGE — A man sought in the attempted robbery and fatal shooting of an Anchorage woman is in…

This photo from August shows Independent U.S. Senate candidate Margaret Stock as she speaks to a small group at a union hall in Anchorage.

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Group of Alaska Democrats endorse independent in Senate race

JUNEAU —  Democrats in one part of Alaska have endorsed an independent candidate for U.S. Senate, bucking their…

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Community Revenue Sharing amounts in Kenai drop again

KENAI — For the second year in a row, the amount of money available to 27 unincorporated communities…

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Appeals court reverses Homer pot conviction

HOMER — The Court of Appeals has reversed a conviction for marijuana possession against a homeless Homer man.…

President Barack Obama ordered the U.S. flag be flown at half-staff at the White House and on federal grounds and government properties to mark the death of former Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres. Construction continues on the Alaska State Capitol in the background.

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Alaska flags lowered to honor former Israeli PM

Gov. Bill Walker on Thursday ordered Alaska flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of former Israeli…

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Alaska settles complaint over Medicaid payment system

JUNEAU — The state has reached a settlement over its problem-plagued Medicaid payment system, agreeing to pay the…

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Coast Guard rescues 2 off sailboat south of the Aleutians

ANCHORAGE — Two men have been rescued off a sinking sailboat south of Alaska’s Aleutian Islands. Anchorage television…

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Alaska Air Guard rescues injured climber from Pioneer Peak

ANCHORAGE — A climber injured in a fall on Pioneer Peak near Palmer was hoisted to safety Monday…

EPA fines state DOT $118K for improper waste storage

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EPA fines state DOT $118K for improper waste storage

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has been fined $118,100 by the Environmental Protection Agency for…

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Rep. Nageak wants out of election lawsuit

An Alaska lawmaker suing to challenge the results of his August primary defeat said on Wednesday he no…

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Natives respond to questions on 2020 census

ANCHORAGE — Federal officials are considering changes to the 2020 census that would result in Alaska Natives being…

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Study: Legalization does not affect crime, economics

ANCHORAGE — Proponents and opponents of marijuana legalization have more in common than they think: each side makes…

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Alaska delegation splits on veto override

Correction: The original version of this story stated that new construction was needed to accommodate F-22 fighter aircraft…