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FAA won’t reduce hours needed to become co-pilot

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U.N. Secretary calls for higher taxes on oil, coal, natural gas to help with climate and ‘rising food and energy prices’

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Two drug felons busted again as large quantity of deadly fentanyl, meth and heroin seized in Kodiak

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Monkeypox: Two more cases in Alaska, as vaccine eligibility expands

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Poll: 63% of Americans falling behind in cost of living

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Permanent Fund dividend of $3,284 hits checkbooks Tuesday, just the right time for Western Alaska

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Rapper Zuby, on Must Read Alaska podcast, has message for all of us: Use humor to deal with ‘humorless people’

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Assembly’s homelessness task force pulls switcheroo on Midtown Anchorage, wants Golden Lion Hotel for homeless shelter

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Nome’s Bering Sea Bar and Grill is in ashes

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Democrats call diversification of Martha’s Vineyard inhumane; island community deports 100% of illegals

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Governor declares disaster for Western Alaska storm

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China Air cargo flight diverts due to typhoon, low fuel, lands at small asphalt runway at King Salmon

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