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Dunleavy files notice of intent to sue Deb Haaland over 10 rights-of-way in Yukon-Charley National Preserve

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Dunleavy poised to sue EPA over Pebble preemptive veto

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Biden’s nuke official who advised Anchorage on ‘Don’t Say Straight’ counseling ban gave kink-spanking seminar last week, even after being charged with luggage theft

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Bethel police release video images of pot robber

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Apple a day: Snowmachiner’s life saved with new Apple iPhone 14 SOS feature

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Double whammy: Syphilis rose in Alaska in 2021, while people worked from home to avoid Covid

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Napakiak, Newtok receive $25 million each from Department of Interior to help move away from water

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School in Kodiak evacuated after suspicious item left outside, but it turns out to be empty wooden box

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Gone to pot: Man on loose after Bethel bud shop robbed at gunpoint, shots fired, employee injured

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Respect for Marriage Act passes Senate with Murkowski and Sullivan voting ‘aye’

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Stebbins store fire leaves one third of community without power

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World Health Org: Monkeypox is racist, now will be known as mpox

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