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Big reveal: Left-leaning ‘Alaska Beacon’ to launch next week with four seasoned news reporters

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States Newsroom in Alaska will soon be largest political news organization in state

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Gay politics: Anchorage man rages at Assembly because two gay-theme books are not in public library

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Gay man demands Bronson fire deputy librarian because she reminds him of his mother and other bad things

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Two Don Young bills on floor for vote this week for Tanana hospital site transfer and Pacific salmon research

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Cruise ships return to Southeast this week and Juneau protesters are ready for them

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Juneau, most-vaccinated city in Alaska, masks children again in schools

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Tshibaka gives message of unity, gets standing ovation

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Rep. Kelly Merrick blocked from being able to vote as a Republican Party delegate at state convention

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Mayor Bronson pulls out all the stops for port funding with video illustrating the risk of doing nothing

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Alaska Airlines, United, Delta drop mask mandate

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Faith shines brightly this morning

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