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Tribes want investigation into Village Council spending

BETHEL — Leaders of four village tribes are calling for an investigation into the Association of Village Council…

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US flight diverted to Canada due to security concern

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Authorities in British Columbia said a United Airlines flight was diverted to Vancouver due…

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Fairbanks Community Service Patrolman helps those in need

FAIRBANKS — Whether he’s walking city blocks looking for incapacitated inebriates or standing outside his office chatting, like…

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Divided supreme court rules on Native child support issue

The Alaska Supreme Court, in a 3-2 split decision, on Friday ruled that a woman who moved to…

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Alaska Supreme Court upholds local school contribution

JUNEAU — The Alaska Supreme Court on Friday upheld as constitutional a state requirement that local governments help…

The Tersoro Alaska fuel station on Mall Road has expanded their smoking devices for sale since the legalization of marijuana in Alaska.

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Avoiding ‘pot’ holes: A guide for starting a marijuana business in Alaska

The dozens or hundreds of new marijuana businesses in Alaska this year will be climbing a mountain. There’s…

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Mayor Berkowitz turns focus to Port of Anchorage project

ANCHORAGE — Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz is calling on the state Legislature to add $290 million for the…

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‘Pick.Click.Give’ manager optimistic about donations

JUNEAU — The manager of a program that lets people donate money from their Alaska Permanent Fund dividends…

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District Attorney’s Office to stay in Sitka

SITKA — Sitka’s assistant district attorney position will stay in the city following an announcement that the position…

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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…