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Hike planned over Anchorage mudflats
More than a dozen people are planning a hike where two teenagers had to be rescued this month.
Old pilot recalls night he and Bob Hope nearly died in Alaska
Bob Hope gets off the plane with Jayne Mansfield during a 1959 visit to Anchorage with his comedy troupe.
U.S. appeals court cancels Alaska offshore drilling program
A program to expand oil and gas drilling off the coast of the state of Alaska was canceled Friday by a U.S. appeals court that ruled the Bush administration did not properly study the environmental impact.
MIT grad brings her chemical engineer training home
If there's a poster child for young minority women excelling in challenging technical professions, it's probably Suege Omnik.
Why has the Legislature delayed voting on children's health care? Published: April 2nd, 2009 11:58 PM Last Modified: April 2nd, 2009 11:59 PM Two weeks before session's end, neither house of the Legislature has yet passed a bill to expand Alaska's children's health insurance for low and middle income families, even though Alaska's coverage is below ...
Rape conviction by Barrow jury was first in years
RAPE CONVICTION IN BARROW WAS FIRST IN YEARS : In a community where sexual assault is common but seldom reported, a judge has sentenced Guy Yazzie Jr.
Inupiaq work to retain cultural heritage in the face of global warming
When researcher Chie Sakakibara first met the Inupiaq people of Alaska, they spoke to her in their language because they thought she was one of them.
Anchorage Edition: March 20, 2009
Each week, host Michael Carey gathers commentators for a review of the week's news, politics and public affairs in Anchorage and Alaska.
8 charged in Point Hope caribou slaughter
Extensive collection of images of Alaska animals roaming the wilderness and, in many cases, our own backyard.
Oratory contest keeps Native languages alive
The University of Alaska Southeast held its seventh annual Native Oratory Contest on March 7. UAS students from Juneau, Ketchikan and Yakutat, one student from Juneau Douglas High School, one from Thunder ...
March 20 lecture focuses on global warming, Alaska's Inupiaq people
The bowhead whale is central to the life and culture of the Iupiaq people of northern Alaska.
Arts council looks to past, future
As one of Homer's oldest arts organizations, the Homer Council on the Arts traces its origins back to before statehood with its predecessor, the Homer Concert Association, founded in 1958.
Juneau residents share pork roast, mushroom soup, shrimp recipes
Dust off those old cookbooks, get out your family recipe boxes and let's have some fun.
Juneau resident William "Bill" Boyd Lampe died Dec. 18. 2008, in Juneau. He was 79.
Alaska's electors vote for McCain-Palin
Alaska's three electoral college voters cast their ballots Monday for U.S. Sen. John McCain and Gov.
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