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Seagulls feed on fish scraps on June 3 at the Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon cleaning tables on the Homer Spit. A $60,000 grant from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game will pay for a bird-proof shelter to go over the tables.

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Homer’s Fishing Hole will get shelter from gulls

HOMER — On a good day when fishermen pull sea-bright king salmon out of the Nick Dudiak Fishing…

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Palmer inmate dies of natural causes

ANCHORAGE — A 56-year-old inmate has died of natural causes at an Anchorage hospital. The Department of Corrections…

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Manslaughter charge filed in drug death of Soldotna man

ANCHORAGE — A Kenai resident suspected of selling drugs to a man who died is being held on…

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US rig count rises 10 this week to 424 in 3rd week of gains

HOUSTON — The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. rose by 10…

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Police employee pleads guilty to stealing from evidence room

ANCHORAGE — A former North Slope Borough Police Department employee has pleaded guilty to stealing from a police…

Senate President Kevin Meyer, R-Anchorage, left, speaks to the media after the Senate gaveled out of the special session in the Terry Miller Legislative Building on Sunday. Gov. Bill Walker says he'll call lawmakers back for a fifth special session starting July 11.

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After Legislature quits with work undone, Governor calls them back

It’s over, but not done. At 11:46 a.m. Sunday, the Alaska Senate adjourned the fourth special session of…

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2 dead after raft capsizes during guided Alaska river trip

BARROW — A raft carrying at least 10 people capsized during a guided trip on Alaska’s remote North…

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Body of missing southwest Alaska man recovered in river

BETHEL — The body of a southwest Alaska man missing since September has been recovered in the Kuskokwim…

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Sullivan drops bid for Senate race

ANCHORAGE — Alaska won’t have two U.S. senators with the same name. Former Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan said…

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Manslaughter charge filed in drug death of Soldotna man

ANCHORAGE — A Kenai resident suspected of selling drugs to a man who died is being held on…

The Alaska House of Representatives poses for a group photo on Saturday, June 18, 2016 in the Terry Miller Building after adjourning from the fourth special session of the 29th Alaska Legislature.

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House quits: Representatives gavel special session to an end

After 148 days in Juneau, the Alaska House of Representatives has ended its work, but lawmakers are expected…

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Tax credit alternative passes House

On the same day they killed the centerpiece of Gov. Bill Walker’s 13-point plan to fix Alaska’s deficit,…

Speaker of the House Mike Chenault, R-Nikiski, gavels the House into session on Friday.

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House kills Perm Fund plan

The Alaska House Finance Committee has failed to advance the heart of Gov. Bill Walker’s 13-point plan to…

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Troopers release names of 3 killed in crash on remote island

ANCHORAGE — Alaska State Troopers said the three men killed Tuesday in a traffic crash on a remote…

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Inmates regularly walking away from Anchorage halfway houses

ANCHORAGE — Department of Corrections inmates walking away from halfway houses in Alaska’s largest city are becoming a…

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Anchorage man critically injured in highway off-ramp crash

ANCHORAGE — An Anchorage woman is being held on suspicion of felony assault and operating under the influence…

Chiropractor Chris Mannino poses in his office Thursday afternoon, April 1, 2010. Mannino, who also deals in firearms, is the Spotlight for the week.

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Fairbanks man gets 17 years behind bars in murder-for-hire

FAIRBANKS — A former Fairbanks chiropractor and gun dealer received 17 years in prison for soliciting the murder…

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Permanent Fund bill stalls in House Finance Committee

The Alaska House Finance Committee on Thursday evening failed to muster enough votes to advance a modified version…

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Glennallen man picked as state schools boss

Alaska’s new education commissioner is coming to Juneau from a rural school district with fewer than 500 students.…

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Tribal delegate calls AVCP sinking ship without captain

BETHEL — The Association of Village Council Presidents is like a sinking ship without a captain, according to…