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Alaska man convicted of murder in death of 2 troopers
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — A rural Alaska man who shot two state troopers to death was convicted Monday…
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Colorado nurse was able to keep working despite sex abuse claims
DENVER — A woman who went to the hospital with severe abdominal pain on Christmas Eve 2013 remembered…
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Couple drowns while launching boat into Yukon River
MARSHALL — A man and woman drowned Friday afternoon as they attempted to launch a boat into the…
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Bethel liquor store spills over to nearby villages
BETHEL — Villages near Bethel have had an uptick in alcohol-related incidents since the first liquor store opened…
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House passes ambitious plan to cut subsidies to oil and gas industry
After a month of debate, the Alaska House of Representatives has approved legislation that cuts the annual state…
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Senate approves $1.6B state construction budget
The Alaska Senate has voted 16-4 to send the state’s $1.6 billion capital construction budget to the House.…
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Legislature sends crime bill to Walker
A sweeping reform of Alaska’s criminal justice system has passed the Legislature and is headed to Gov. Bill…
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Greenpeace files complaint against UW fishery scientist
SEATTLE — Greenpeace has filed a complaint against a University of Washington fishery scientist, claiming that at times…
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2 injured, 1 critically, in Denali Park Road crash
FAIRBANKS — Two passengers in a car were injured Wednesday night on the road into Denali National Park…
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UA president proposes major restructuring of system
FAIRBANKS — The president of the University of Alaska is calling for a broad restructuring of the institution…
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Fairbanks hospital foundation ends talks with Providence
FAIRBANKS — The owner of Fairbanks Memorial Hospital has failed to secure a new operator for the facility…
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Ketchikan museum catalogs historic totem pole fragments
KETCHIKAN — A Ketchikan museum is working to document, catalog and store hundreds of totem pole fragments retrieved…
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Jury hears closing arguments in Alaska troopers murder trial
FAIRBANKS — Nathanial Kangas reacted impulsively when he shot and killed two Alaska State Troopers at his home…
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Bank backing Anchorage LIO warns Legislature to stay put
An attorney for the bank that financed the Anchorage Legislative Information Office building made it clear in a…
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Low-level tremors may signal Alaska volcano eruption
ANCHORAGE — A remote Alaska Volcano that erupted in March is again showing signs of life. Scientists at…
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House passes ambitious plan to cut oil and gas subsidies
After a month of debate, the Alaska House of Representatives has approved legislation that cuts the state subsidy…
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Legislature passes crime bill to Walker
A sweeping reform of Alaska’s criminal justice system has passed the Legislature and is headed to Gov. Bill…
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House again mulls cuts to drilling subsidies
The batters are up, but will the Alaska Legislature swing at the newest pitch on oil and gas…
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Treasury Secretary Lew plans Anchorage visit before Japan
ANCHORAGE — Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew will stop in Anchorage ahead of a trip to Japan next week.…
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Tribal organization’s president resigns from long-held post
BETHEL — The president of the Association of Village Council Presidents has resigned months after several village tribal…