Western Alaskans bracing for high fuel prices expected to linger
Many villages only get one or two fuel deliveries by barge each year, so high spring prices due to...
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State’s refusal to put Petersburg Sullivan on ballot ‘likely not legally justified,’ attorney says
The Division of Elections can’t add “good faith” to the Constitution’s list of U.S. Senate...
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Dunleavy faces Thursday deadline to sign or veto 24 bills as gas pipeline bill looms
The bills span a wide range of topics, from education to corporate taxes to artificial food dyes....
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How an increasingly-common allergy is taking salmon off the table for some Alaskans
The allergy is not to salmon itself, but to a common parasite in the fish and other seafood. The...
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Gas pipeline deadlock continues in Alaska Senate as special session nears end
Members of the Senate’s controlling majority caucus canceled meetings Wednesday and debated behind...
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Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday, June 17, 2026
The deadline nears for Gov. Dunleavy to veto or sign into law some two dozen pieces of...
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Alaska districts close 12 schools this year, amid severe budget cuts
District officials say declining enrollment and state funding has not kept pace with skyrocketing...
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Trump administration releases preliminary agreement with Iran
The Trump administration shared the details of the preliminary agreement to end the war with Iran...
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Shootout with police at South Anchorage Walmart leaves man dead and officer injured, police chief says
The officer remained hospitalized in stable condition Wednesday after the shoplifting suspect shot...
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Crude oil surfaced at historic Treadwell Mine in Juneau. The state plans to study it.
The Alaska Treadwell Mining Company, responsible for leaving the oil behind, collapsed after a...
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