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Princess Cruises won’t open its lodges or offer train, bus tours in Alaska this summer

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Homer police now say they are not really encouraging people to rat on each other

Suzanne Downing - April 13, 2020 24

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Oil tax signatures were fraudulently gathered, according to new lawsuit

Suzanne Downing - April 11, 2020 15

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Doctors without orders: Some don’t support the government mandates

Suzanne Downing - April 10, 2020 60

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Elective abortions are among optional procedures delayed during COVID-19 emergency

Suzanne Downing - April 8, 2020 11

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Department of Law says North Slope Borough seizure of RavnAir assets is not legal

Suzanne Downing - April 7, 2020 22

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State budget trimmed back close to size Dunleavy originally proposed

Suzanne Downing - April 7, 2020 20

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Daily update: Six new cases, mainly on road system

Suzanne Downing - April 6, 2020 10

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Ravn will continue service to Unalaska with 3 Dash-8s

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8 new cases, total of 147 of COVID-19 in Alaska

Suzanne Downing - April 2, 2020 22

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AK Supreme Court wonders about one item on recall petition: Is it even true?

Suzanne Downing - April 2, 2020 16

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Hoke out as federal co-chair of Denali Commission

Suzanne Downing - April 1, 2020 2

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Fairbanks City Council weighs limits on political signs

Cutting edge case: Ninth Circuit to decide on California’s switchblade ban, Second Amendment

Anchorage Assembly to consider 1% sales tax

No Kings, just pawns: New report links protest movement to extremist, socialist networks

Former Alaska Airlines pilot pleads guilty after mushroom-fueled cockpit incident

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Ombudsman Complaint Exposes Overpayments from Alaska Housing Finance Corporation

Alaska Legislative Council allocates $100,000 of taxpayer funds to sue Gov. Dunleavy over Ag Dept. Executive Order

The University of Alaska Board of Regents Proposes Cutting Affirmative Action Language for Merit-Based Hiring

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Ombudsman Complaint Exposes Overpayments from Alaska Housing Finance Corporation

Alaska Legislative Council allocates $100,000 of taxpayer funds to sue Gov. Dunleavy over Ag Dept. Executive Order

The University of Alaska Board of Regents Proposes Cutting Affirmative Action Language for Merit-Based Hiring