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Mayor Bronson says Golden Lion Hotel will likely be claimed by State of Alaska DOT for highway improvements

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Gangland: Illinois cancels cash bail in January, makes kidnapping, robbery, and some murders non-detainable

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Dunleavy: Acting Revenue commissioner is Deven Mitchell

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Fat and dumb: Army says less than one in four young Americans are physically or mentally fit to serve

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Oh no! Little Debbie snacks no longer will be sold at military commissaries due to high regulatory compliance burden, family-owned bakery says

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‘Woke investing’ draws ire of conservative lawmakers

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Man arrested for allegedly shooting at cars on Glenn Hwy

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Mat-Su School Board to take action on suspending current transgender bathroom policy, pending review

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Mayor’s plan for winter shelter for homeless will require cooperation from an anti-mayor Assembly

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California sets end date for gas-powered cars, then tells electric car owners to not charge up due to lack of power

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Rents and home prices up, especially in Anchorage

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Donna Celia: For a conservative win in November, we must lay down our arms and become strategic voters

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