Anchorage, AK News

• Anchorage, AK News
• Women face black-market booze charges after texting trooper
• Last Chance to see Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure. Stage Combat Class
• Inlet lease sale draws $6.8 million in bids
• Magnitude 4.6 earthquake was centered in South Anchorage
• Wildlife officials issue warning about Turnagain Arm bear
• School District delivers layoff notices to 55
• [Women's Golf] Pioneers Among the Leaders After Day One
• 2 Alaska-based soldiers killed by bomb
• Pentagon restrictions on F-22 fighters limit Alaska patrols
• Remains recovered in Valley linked to killing
• Pebble mine developers earmark $107 million for permitting
• North Dakota passes Alaska to become No. 2 US oil producer
• [Women's Wrestling] Women's Wrestling Adds All-American
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Add Five to Roster
• Redistricting board unveils changes made in Southeast
• Loussac Library seeks input from public on charting future
• Bear-mauling survivor thankful to be alive
• Parnell budget vetoes are his smallest yet
• Ron Paul ends campaign but urges backers to push on
• [Cheer and Dance] 2012-13 Spirit Teams Selected
• [Women's Golf] Women Golfers Tee Off at Nationals on Tuesday
• 'Twilight: Eclipse' director tapped for Alaska-based thriller
• UAA runner who lost feet to frostbite had intended suicide
• Please join us as we thank Carol Comeau for all of her work and welcome the new...
• An unlikely journey to life as a POW with the Taliban
• Romance novels ignite writing career of Homer author
• Is the scenic South Fork trail in Eagle River ruined forever?
• Anchorage slayings boost public safety awareness
• Brown bear attacks Eagle River man
• Medicine Dream on stage now.
• What a great way to start the day, Lipquinm Gumilgit Goagodim. More dancing and...
• With snow gone, city cleanup effort starts
• City wants to widen section of Lake Otis
• Pioneer says test drilling yields 50 million barrel discovery
• Orphaned newborn seal proves too hard to resist
• Schedule for tomorrow- Pamyua at 11:30 a.m. and Medicine Dream at 2:30 and great...
• Putting the final touches on the Center for our big opening day. Looking forward...
• Anchorage spring cleanup events begin this weekend
• Air Force institutes new safety measures for its F-22 jets
• Mitch Seavey sues knife maker
• Police looking for a black love seat in airman's death
• Bank's $2 billion bad bet sparks firestorm over regulation
• Jurors hear tape of militia leader boasting of firepower
• Savoonga men cited for sale of animal parts
• [Men's Golf] Stinson Wins US Open Local Qualifier
• [Wrestling] WBU's Salazar Selected to Attend NWCA Academy Workshop
• [WBU] Lewis Named Director of Athletic Media Relations
• Open today from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. for rehearsal. Free admission for everyone. C...
• State Supreme Court orders redistricting board back to work
• Denali bear missing half of leg seems healthy
• Coast Guard airlifts 3 from trawler with ammonia leak
• [Men's Golf] Pioneer Men Receive National Championship Berth
• New texting ban takes effect this Friday
• Eagle River body was airman, police confirm
• Full house at the Center today. First dry run of the season. We will have anothe...
• Romney apologizes for alleged high school bullying incidents
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Shine at Last Chance Meet
• Drunken driver in fatal Interior crash gets 45-day sentence
• Owner of sunken Sitka boat says he'll refloat it
• Deputy city clerk fired in election aftermath
• UAA women's basketball coach resigns effective immediately
• ACT Announcements Message
• Prosecutors display weaponry seized after militiamen's arrests
• Obama backs gay marriage after years of ambiguity on issue
• Boom truck operator dies in fall at Seward small boat harbor
• Retired judge to investigate election
• So-called al-Qaida bomb plotter was CIA double agent
• Lugar loses Indiana primary to challenger backed by tea party
• Appeals court overturns convictions in rape cases
• Police suspect foul play in disappearance of JBER airman
• [Football] Future Pioneers Compete at State Meet
• Dangerous or just wacky? Trial starts for Fairbanks militiamen
• [Men's Wrestling] Wrestling Program Gains Two More
• 2 Obama advisers now favor gay marriage; president neutral
• Militia members' trial set to begin Tuesday
• Alaska state ferry strikes seafood processor's dock
• Whaling commission's ex-chief pleads guilty to stealing funds
• National Geographic TV unveils new reality show 'Goldfathers'
• Federal contractors to monitor Southeast Alaska gillnetters
• CIA thwarted new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot, US says
• UAA student overcomes brain injury to get his degree
• Rehearsal Day
• Rehearsal Day
• Kenai man indicted for running charity scam
• New accusations emerge involving Rumrunner's
• Judge sentences shoplifter who threatened clerks with knife
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Run Under the Lights in Lubbock
• Fairbanks hunter recalls weekend mauling in Kodiak
• Port project stymied for yet another season
• One man's treasure trove
• Missing airman's parents, volunteers expand search
• Homeowners now paying for winter's record snowfall
• Alaska senators seek to delay post office closings
• Alaska's former top game official enters guilty pleas
• Shell asks judge to uphold drill permits ahead of lawsuits
• Man charged with murder over drug debt
• Bust in Alaska nets Victorian paintings stolen in 2005
• FAA seeks Alaska Airlines fine for safety violations
• Assembly advised to certify election unless outcome in question
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Earn Second Trip to NAIA Championships
• Fairbanks man claims he's owed half of Ice Classic jackpot
• EPA's Bristol Bay mining study upsets Alaska officials
• Aces eliminated
• Natural gas line now to terminate in Southcentral
• Homeless camps emerge as snowpack recedes
• Sherlock Holmes; One Acts; Chin-Chin Magic Shows
• Groups file suit to shut down Usibelli coal mining in Mat-Su
• Former borough mayor's photo stolen, returned after porn plea
• Ex-soldier sentenced for role in Russian roulette case
• Gas hydrates shown harvestable in fed test
• Amid secrecy, Obama signs security pact in Afghanistan
• Redistricting map solutions elusive as court battle looms
• Distance traveled to find family measured in paper cranes
• Improvements begin on Seward Highway
• State delays killing Kenai wolves to increase moose numbers
• Fairbanks man wins entire $350,000 Ice Classic jackpot
• Family claimed PFD checks while living in Hawaii, state charges
• Celebrating our Anniversary today! May 1, 1999 – The Alaska Native Heritage Ce...
• Special session ends after House adjourns
• Toddler dies from injuries after being run over by minivan
• [Women's Track] Nation Earns SAC Field Athlete of the Week Honors
• Mother's Day - Opening Day
• Mother's Day - Opening Day
• Some pilots seek to avoid flying F-22s
• Woman killed in morning crash near JBER's Muldoon gate
• Homicide, missing persons detectives search for airman
• [WBU] Dr. Leroy Walker Dies at Age 93
• Hunter kills one bear, is charged by another in Kodiak
• Aces fall in OT
• Proposed road through refuge draws complaints
• Paul supporters stir Alaska GOP convention
• BP shareholders attempt revival of suit against firm after spill
• [WBU] 2011-12 Winter/Spring Sports Awards Announced
• Police set out spike strips to end high-speed chase
• Tanana River ice jam floods Manley Hot Springs
• US Navy lacks ability to operate in Arctic, games reveal
• Apple finds digital-age ways to save billions in US taxes
• Anchorage wages 16% above nation's average
• Julia O'Malley: It's not a plot, Nuge; you're wrong, move on
• Groups envision cooperative living in cohousing design
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Compete at Drake Relays
• Authorities trying to locate missing airman
• Fairbanks man charged with murder in toddler's death
• Ponzi scheme defendant gets 5 years for theft
• Nation's economy expected to pick up after year's slow start
• Alaska House weighs options after Senate adjournment
• Point Thomson settlement questioned
• [Baseball] Pioneers Wrap Up Season
• Spray-paint vandals target south-side homes, vehicles
• Public welcome to join us on Thursday, May 10 from 10 am - 1pm and again on Frid...
• Alaska Senate ends special session
• Stiff fines away those missing Tuesday studded tire deadline
• Comparing Alaska crime rates to cities in the Lower 48
• Jury acquits soldier in Russian roulette death of his friend
• [Baseball] No. 2 Stars Rally to Avoid Upset
• Jury acquits soldier in Russian roulette death
• Confusion reigns after Parnell drops tax plan
• Garage owner recounts robbery that ended in fatal shooting
• Witness in murder-suicide fought with killer beforehand
• Parnell pulls oil taxes off legislative agenda
• Moose Federation gets more funds for controversial program
• Commission recommends no further inquiry into election
• Man on probation phones in bomb threats to avoid urinalysis
• FBI focuses on Honda SUV in probe of Kodiak shootings
• Wait is on for announcement of Nenana Ice Classic winners
• State funds will help hold down property taxes, Assembly rules
• [Men's Wrestling] Wrestling Adds Area Product
• UAF purchases supercomputer believed to be state's largest
• Prospects look grim for governor's oil tax cut
• AFN opposes Violence Against Women Act favored in Lower 48
• [Men's Golf] Pioneers Finish Third at Conference Championships
• Nugent pleads guilty to hunting violation
• Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure Opens Friday
• It is going to be a wonderful day!
• BP engineer charged with destroying Gulf spill evidence
• Tanana River tripod falls in Nenana Ice Classic betting game
• Westchester disc golf course shut down for summer
• Nugent set for court date on Alaska hunting charge
• Tax plan gives money back to oil companies, consultant says
• [Baseball] Pioneers Upset Chaps in Lubbock
• [Men's Golf] Pioneer Golfers in Second After Day One
• [Cheer and Dance] WBU Cheer and Dance Teams Earn Hardware at Nationals
• It may be too late for another legislative redistricting plan
• Tsunami-launched ball found in Alaska going home to Japanese teen
• [Track and Field] Kithuka / Nation Earn Track and Field Honors
• Alaska-Vegas series schedule holds bad news for Aces fans
• Ballparks to be leveled for parking at Sullivan
• Risks are no barrier to drilling in Gulf of Mexico despite spill
• Troopers ID woman killed in apparent murder-suicide
• Woman killed after jumping from van, police say
• Troopers investigate shooting deaths at Mat-Su home
• Sisters awarded $2 million for years of abuse in state care
• Voters, poll workers detail spring election problems
• Was Stevens guilty? Question likely won't be answered
• [Track and Field] Nation and Redhead Qualify in Waco
• Climber falls 150 feet, rescued on Moose's Tooth, agency says
• Man convicted of manslaughter in Port Protection death
• White Sox's Humber throws perfect game versus Seattle
• [Men's Track] Kithuka Continues to Wow Track World
• Ex-aide says Young wrongly used funds
• 'Soul to Soul' show helps prisoners spread the love
• FBI wants to know if you saw these vehicles in Kodiak
• [Baseball] Pioneers Fall in Final Home Game
• Ted Nugent admits to illegal Alaska bear kill
• Fired Secret Service officer boasted of ogling Palin in '08
• George Zimmerman says he's sorry that Trayvon Martin died
• Fairbanks toddler dies of injuries from alleged beating
• [Men's Track] Kithuka Makes an Impression in California
• [Baseball] Pioneers and Storm Split Doubleheader
• New reality show seeks big personalities, weird Alaskans
• Assembly chair wants retired judge to investigate election
• Senators grill Parnell team about oil-tax bill
• Anchorage hunting guide now faces federal charges
• Sherlock Holmes Opens in a week at ACT
• Legislature passes sex trafficking bill
• Stevens prosecutor defended against calls for his firing
• Polar bears not descended from brown bears, scientists say
• Robbery was motive in shooting, police say
• Keyes pleads not guilty in abduction, murder of Koenig
• Keyes charged in Samantha Koenig abduction, murder
• Special session swings slowly into action
• Book borrowers ease burden of library guilt
• Police: Bar covered up beating by bouncer
• Mayor Sullivan appoints Chris Bushue as the new fire chief
• Manslaughter trial begins in Russian roulette death
• Eastern Steller sea lions no longer endangered, feds say
• [Men's Track] Turner Earns NAIA Athlete of the Week Honor
• Anchorage lawmaker Gara heads to NYC for cancer surgery
• Bouncer, bar charged in alleged attack on drunken customer
• Crews clear Cordova road after avalanche closes it for hours
• Assembly postpones certifying election
• Governor says capital budget vetoes will be minimal
• What to do about Alaska's oil
• What to do about Alaska's oil
• [Baseball] Chaps Wipe Out Pioneers
• Secret Service prostitution scandal now involves 20 women
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Golfers Turn In Impressive Performance
• Wasilla tax preparer charged with hiding clients' drug sales
• Assembly won't certify city election tonight
• School district takes fresh look at graduation requirements
• Parnell, legislators prepare for busy special session
• FBI quiet on details of Coast Guard killings
• Holy Cross officials block effort to recall entire City Council
• Prosecutor who headed Stevens case leaving Justice Dept.
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Conclude First Day on Good Note
• Nome Native leader Charlie Johnson dies
• [Men's Track] Turner Repeats as SAC Track Athlete of the Week
• Pamyua will perform on Mother's Day - May 13 h...
• Legislature adjourns; special session up next
• Inupiat tribal leader wins prize for opposing offshore drilling
• Energy costs, jet fuel drop combine to close refinery
• Taliban strike Afghan capital, provinces in spring offensive
• Anchorage bowler in contention for top pro honors
• Senate oil-tax bill appears dead in House
• [Track and Field] Sprinters Stand Out at Tech
• 11 Secret Service agents put on leave in prostitution inquiry
• Survey finds new gold deposit at Pogo mine in state's Interior
• Uncommon Anchorage winter squeezed area moose
• Search for suspect in Kodiak slayings continues
• Man stabbed at housing facility for street alcoholics
• [Baseball] SGU Rallies to Complete Series Sweep over WBU
• New oil tax reform effort surfaces as time runs short in Juneau
• Rollins sentenced to 87 years in prison
• Man accused of slashing throat of elderly neighbor
• Prospects for small gas line alive but fading
• [Baseball] Weather Shortens Doubleheader at St. Greg's
• Kodiak residents impatient with lack of homicide information
• Clerk calls for independent review of Anchorage election
• Senate deadlocked over oil tax rewrite
• Neighbor accused in slashing death of 67-year-old woman
• Oil tax bill comes up lame after overnight labor
• Unscanned ballots tallied as problems investigated
• Medicine Dream will be performing on Mother's Day...
• North Korea rocket launch fails, U.S. officials say
• 2 shot dead at Kodiak Coast Guard station
• Prosecutor's filings ignore Zimmerman claims in shooting
• Environmental groups appeal ruling on Arctic offshore leases
• Disagreements in Senate delay planned vote on oil tax plan
• Senate passes capital budget; oil tax heads to expected floor vote
• Cissna plans to run for Congress against Young
• Producers scout Alaska in advance of $10 million thriller
• Thank you to everyone that supported ANHC today at our annual breakfast - to our...
• Zimmerman jailed, charged with murder in Trayvon Martin case
• Special session potential looms for Alaska Legislature
• Anchorage lawmaker Cissna to challenge Young for Congress
• The Fantasticks and Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure
• Lawyer in river arrest by park service files federal appeal
• Sherlock Holmes, The Final Adventure
• Bill would require health insurers to cover autism
• Assembly gets earful of election complaints
• Legislature rejects Gov. Parnell's Game Board choice
• Man charged with murder of girlfriend in Spenard shooting
• [Baseball] Pioneers Leave Too Many On Base
• Valley lawmaker Gatto dies in Seattle hospital
• Zimmerman lawyers withdraw from Florida shooting case
• Document list outlines FBI's Florida investigation of Young
• Falling ice block unusual, transportation officials say
• Former judge likely to keep his Alaska Board of Fisheries seat
• Preliminary review shows election results may stand
• Alaska Railroad credit rating takes a hit
• Doyon Drilling worker dies in Slope incident
• Kodiak brown bear hops fence, escapes Portage wildlife center
• [Track and Field] Turner and Grant Earn Conference Honors
• Cruise ship tax falling short of financial expectations in Sitka
• Tow truck driver aided rescue of driver pinned by fallen ice
• Senate capital budget totals $2.6 billion
• Ex-Juneau officer fires shots at police
• 2 killed, 2 hurt by suspected drunken driver near Fairbanks
• Mexico's plan to drill deep Gulf wells sets off alarms
• Anchorage protesters join rallies for Martin
• [Track and Field] Women Have Good Day in Albuquerque
• Issues unresolved as end of session looms
• Avalanche buries more than 100 Pakistani troops in Himalayas
• Anchorage sets seasonal snowfall record
• Girl Scouts: No involvement with Planned Parenthood
• Oil industry says no to Senate's oil tax plan
• Anchorage-based soldier killed in Afghanistan
• [Baseball] #7 Bison Power Past Pioneers
• Fur loss, lesions reported in Beaufort Sea polar bears
• Coast Guard guns send ghost ship to the bottom
• Wasilla representative delays Girl Scout resolution
• ACLU calls for special counsel to investigate city election
• [Baseball] Pioneers Rally to Upset #7 Bison in DH Split
• [Men's Track] Track Teams Back in Action
• ANHC Annual Fundraiser Breakfast - Join us April 11, 2012 Tickets are available...
• Fire destroys historic Forks Roadhouse in Susitna Valley
• Commission nominee withdraws after racism accusation is revived
• Sherlock Holmes; The Fantasticks at ACT
• Ballot shortage at some polls prompts review of city election
• House committee OKs bill criminalizing texting and driving
• House committee OKs bill criminalizing texting and driving
• City, ACLU investigate shortage of ballots
• Problems at city polling places left many voters frustrated
• Alaska high court reviews federal gun-shop liability law
• Famous Boston doctor caught in child-sex sting gets 21 years
• Doctor caught in sex sting gets 21 years
• Senate Finance releases new version of oil tax plan
• Romney cruises to victories in Maryland, D.C. and Wisconsin
• Friends of Stevens rally seeks prosecutor accountability
• Details in Koenig case remain under wraps
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in the Dallas area
• Senate Finance Committee releases oil tax plan
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Capture Title
• Romney hopes primaries today shift GOP focus to Obama
• One-time student suspected in California college slayings
• Oil-tax bill may extend legislative session
• Anchorage voters to decide election issues Tuesday
• Former state AG once decried stand your ground legislation
• [Baseball] Pioneers Put a Scare into Chaps
• Speaker: Oil-tax bill unlikely to pass without more time
• Ghost ship from Japan tsunami is drifting toward Alaska
• [Women's Golf] Women Golfers Sit in First at OBU Spring Invitational
• Senator wants budget to include money for Capitol study
• Pilot in fatal plane crash not certified
• Interior lawmakers want cheap energy soon, not in 2020
• Senate may unveil long-awaited oil tax plan this week
• Proposition 5 campaign reaches into pews
• Candidates differ on their visions for city
• 6 School Board candidates focus on achievement, funding
• FBI, police examine shed taken from Keyes home
• [Baseball] Firestorm Completes Sweep of Pioneers
• Research shows weak link between PTSD, violent behavior
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Compete at Texas Relays
• FBI seizes outbuilding from Keyes home
• Lori Phillips gets 20 years for fatal DUI
• Proposition 5 backers raise more money than opponents
• [Baseball] Pioneers Swept Up in a Firestorm
• Report: Shell drilling plan fails to account for risk factors
• Education bill requires Alaska-focused conservation
• Deals announced on Point Thomson leases, gas line partnership
• Feds should plan now for arrival of tsunami debris, Begich says
• A reminder for Alaska Residents that tomorrow is the deadline for PDF applicatio...
• [Baseball] Pioneers to Don Purple Jerseys to Strike Out Cancer
• Stevens defends Senate on approach to oil tax changes
• Nome residents roll with higher fuel prices
• Man arrested after dog sniffs meth stuffed in frozen chickens
• House passes bill designating Hickel Expressway in Anchorage
• Bipartisan fallout expected from high court ruling on health law
• Injuries not obvious in police video of Trayvon Martin's killer
• Parnell: Oil tax plan needs investment pledge
• Petting a moose? Video goes viral but Fish and Game warns: Don't do it
• [Baseball] Lions Roar Past Pioneers
• Shopping for "meaningful"
• [Track and Field] Kithuka and Lee Receive National Recognition
• Mistakes in Stevens case were isolated, Justice tells Congress
• Last Chance to See Proof. Liar's Club this Sunday
• State years behind in auditing big taxpayers, lawmakers told
• Shell wins fed OK for Beaufort Sea spill plan
• House approves bill to develop small gas line
• Supreme Court questions health insurance mandate
• [Baseball] 13 Not So Lucky for Pioneers
• [Men's Golf] Els Captures Runner-up Honors
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Finish Among the Leaders
• Begich breaks with Democrats on ending oil tax breaks
• Man linked to missing barista arraigned
• Murderer commits suicide in Seward prison, officials say
• Proposition 5 backers ask opponents to pull broadcast ad
• Squatter accused of burning health trust cabin near Healy
• [Men's Golf] Pioneer Men Among Leaders in Nevada
• 'Stand your ground' bill under new scrutiny after Florida shooting
• Knik Arm bridge debate runs into Senate roadblocks
• Senator seeks answers on delayed oil company tax audits
• CPR fails to revive man found lying in Chester Creek
• [Women's Golf] Freshmen Pace Pioneer Women
• Man lying in Midtown street struck and killed by SUV
• Kodiak prepares for emergence of bears from winter dens
• Alaska Interior feels pinch of reduced road, ferry tourism
• BLM hopes for early plan to address Arctic's legacy oil wells
• [Track and Field] Tracksters Earn Runner of the Week Honors
• [Women's Wrestling] Mensah Wins Third at USWA Nationals
• Death of Juneau homeless woman spurs volunteer action
• Shell icebreaker christened in Louisiana shipyard
• Police, FBI seek info in Koenig disappearance
• If Proposition 5 passes, complaints will go to committee
• Are zoos the answer to polar bear survival?
• Legislature mulls two gas line projects
• Venus, Jupiter and moon meet in celestial rendezvous
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Move Outdoors
• Cheney recovering after heart transplant
• [Baseball] Momentum Fails to Carry Over for Pioneers
• Bill would push industry to increase oil production
• Harvest of ocean's smallest fish takes toll on food chain
• Voters remain divided over national health care law
• Friends remember slain teen for volunteer work, big dreams
• Man arrested in Koenig case heading to Alaska
• [Baseball] Solid Pitching Leads Pioneers to a Pair of Wins
• Second man pleads guilty in 2009 beating death of man
• State would have to pay some Knik bridge operating costs
• See Proof at ACT!
• [Dance Team] Dance Team in Competition on Saturday
• US soldier charged in deadly Afghan shooting rampage
• Details emerge about man in Koenig case
• Native leaders tackle fetal alcohol issue
• Ask permission for abortions? Women say no
• Legislature renews Anchorage office lease
• Troopers identify body found off Eklutna Lake Road
• [Men's Soccer] Men's Soccer Program Adds Four JUCO Transfers
• Paid Internships av...
• Wasilla man leaves Seattle hospital with artificial heart
• Alaska federal court sites targeted in budget-cutting list
• Unhappy public not sure whom to blame for expensive gasoline
• French terror suspect dies in leap from apartment window
• 60 percent of U.S. couples live together before marriage
• Oil producers: Tax cut must be 'meaningful'
• Police say body found near Eklutna is male
• [Men's Basketball] Garnett Signs Point Guard
• Senate tax plan won't boost production, oil execs say
• Lockheed rocket deal changes fortunes of Kodiak complex
• Broken toilets strand 262 plane passengers for two days
• Anchorage man convicted of killing his wife in 2007
• Prop 5 debate heats up with TV, radio ads
• [Baseball] Miscues Lead to Another Pioneer Loss
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Battle in Florida
• [Men's Golf] Golfers Place 8th in Florida
• Romney looks to pull away from Santorum with Illinois win
• Cargo ship formerly known as Exxon Valdez sold for scrap
• Robbery suspect shot by Anchorage police
• Bill would change law on 'do not resuscitate' directives
• Oil tax debate rages in Capitol and in court of public opinion
• Easter Celebration
• Air Force to modify F-22 following fatal Alaska crash
• Coast Guard: Crew actions led to fatal helicopter crash
• Alaska Railroad faces huge budget cut
• [Women's Soccer] Women's Soccer Adds 11
• Rare whale swims up West Coast to Russian home
• Government seizes millions from Anchorage surgeon
• Wasilla man killed when ATV rolls on a Knik-Fairview trail
• [Basketball] Basketball Players Named Scholar Athletes
• On the front lines of snow removal in Anchorage
• Coast Guard commander blames co-pilot in 2010 helicopter crash
• Mystery of fracking chemicals worries Californians
• Suspect in massacre draws sympathy, condemnation in US
• Offshore oil a 'game-changer' for Falkland Islands
• Why did Rollins stay on the job?
• Wife of accused soldier kept blog on anguish of Army life
• Skiers rescued after avalanche in Turnagain Pass
• Chugiak's Byers third in NCAA wrestling championships
• [Baseball] Pioneer Struggles Continue
• House to hold oil tax hearings before getting Senate bill
• Neighbors say Afghan attack suspect was family man
• Man arrested in Koenig case awaits transport to Alaska
• Anchorage prosecutor slams self-defense bill
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• [Baseball] Drovers Roundup Pioneers
• Buser father and son stage snout-to-snout finish in Nome
• Senate women lead fight for domestic violence law
• House passes $9.5 billion state operating budget
• Arrest made in Texas in disappearance of Samantha Koenig
• Stevens trial report details misconduct by prosecution team
• Top rookie Brent Sass aims to be a future top-10 contender
• Oil companies on track to meet gas line deadline, exec says
• Supreme Court orders redistricting plan be redrawn
• Second heli-skier dies from 'huge' Haines-area avalanche
• Police seek suspect in fatal shooting in South Anchorage
• Court rejects delay of report on misconduct by Stevens prosecutors
• Comeau presses for national standards for Alaska schools
• Proof is a Great Show!
• Senate rejects drilling for oil in Arctic refuge
• Primaries in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify Republican race
• [Women's Wrestling] Colorado Wrestling Pioneer Joins WBU Women's Program
• Discovery Day in Alaska
• Discovery Day in Alaksa
• Coastal management bills may supplant ballot initiative
• Officials seek motive in soldier's rampage
• Alaska's aurora forecast site goes down as viewing picks up
• [Baseball] Rangers Lasso Pioneers
• Killings further erode US support for war
• Alaska seafood industry fears new State Department visa rules
• [Baseball] Pioneers and Rangers Finally Play Ball
• US soldier slaughters Afghan civilians in nighttime rampage
• Relocating moose gets big boost from state
• Home, business owners advised to check snow loads on roofs
• In wake of birth control vote, senators debate Murkowski role
• Romney used private email accounts as governor
• Hot-handed UAA men dominate in tournament opener
• Alert level is raised for volcano across from Anchorage
• Shooting of grizzlies at bait stations gets OK
• Lovely video of...
• Solar storm delivers one last slap at Earth before fading
• Join us to remember and celebrate beloved Tlingit Elder and our Founding Board M...
• Railroad storage building roof collapses; another damaged
• Police say they believe Samantha Koenig is alive
• TV review: A star named Palin is born in 'Game Change'
• Proof Opens at ACT this Friday
• Murkowski questions expense of defending Stevens prosecutors
• Blast shakes restless volcano in remote Aleutian Islands
• Gun is no insurance policy in bear attack, study indicates
• Wasilla man killed in fight over vehicle, troopers say
• [Baseball] Baseball Series Postponed
• Ketchikan man helps bear cub get head out of plastic jar
• Backers of gay rights initiative top opponents in fundraising
• 12 Alaska lawmakers heading to D.C. for energy conference
• Sick Alaska seal shows possible spread of disease
• Squadron transfer will bring 125 personnel to JBER
• Good aurora viewing predicted for Anchorage in coming nights
• Worker dies in fall at power plant construction site
• Randall is sprint skiing World Cup champion
• Alaska Republicans pick Romney in presidential preference poll
• Honeman says he told superiors about Rollins
• Romney picks up wins in Virginia, Vermont
• Hunger striker gives up hope for school meals bill
• [Baseball] Greyhounds Take a Bite Out of Pioneers
• [Men's Golf] Golfers Place Fourth in SoCal
• House approves legislation prohibiting picketing at funerals
• Coast Guard dismisses case against survivor of helicopter crash
• Iced-up air ambulance slides off Anchorage airport runway
• [Men's Golf] Pioneer Golfers Doing Well on West Coast
• If Murkowski calls herself moderate, her votes should be too
• Alaska Republicans to vote today for presidential nominee
• School meals bill stalls despite man's 28-day hunger strike
• Man on fishing boat hit in head by cable in Bering Sea
• Aerial bear control OK'd in Kuskokwim River region
• Paul fires up Alaska crowds before GOP preference poll
• Anchorage snow removal gets political
• Alaska GOP presidential preference poll part of Super Tuesday
• Hunting rights for landowners weighed
• Church roof collapsed shortly before meeting
• [Baseball] Pioneers Can't Hold Off Eagles
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult amid protests
• [Men's Track] PIONEER MEN WIN NATIONAL INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP
• Come join us today for Multicultural Drumming & Dance! 11:00 - 7:00
• [Men's Wrestling] Alvarez Wins Fifth Place, Becomes First WBU NAIA Wrestling All-American
• [Women's Track] Pioneer Women Reach Podium at Indoor Nationals
• Iditarod's sister act: Twins to hit the trail
• Violent storms demolish towns, leave more than 30 dead
• Auditorium roof collapses at South Anchorage church
• Things to know about this year's Iditarod sled dog race
• Iditarod's ceremonial start lights fuse for mushers, fans
• Report: Department knew police officer had sex while on duty
• [Baseball] Eagles Soar Over Pioneers
• [Men's Wrestling] Alvarez Advances to Final Day
• [Track and Field] Nation Nabs Long Jump Title
• State senators offer oil tax reform plan
• Mushers, dogs set for ceremonial Iditarod start
• UAA men advance to basketball championship game
• 3 dead in Indiana as storms cause damage in several states
• John Baker, Inupiaq Iditarod Champion at ANHC for a send off event this week. Ch...
• [Men's Wrestling] Pioneer Wrestler Named NAIA Scholar Athlete
• Concerns over rights panel nominee surprised Parnell
• Rapping Iditarod racers feature sled dog racing in lyrics
• Moose stomp 2 Alaska women on way to bus stops with kids
• [Men's Wrestling] Pioneer Wrestlers Enjoy Success on Day One
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Get Off to Good Start
• Proof Opens Next Week at ACT; Intermediate Acting Class
• Targets of Shell suits over Arctic drilling not intimidated
• Alaska-based soldier admits accepting illegal gratuities
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• Lax procedures blamed in fatal mine blast
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• New Iditarod rule mandates kennel cough vaccination
• Senator wants guarantee that port won't seek more money
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• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Hold On to Third
• Oil tax bill doesn't address production decline, Parnell says
• State OKs group's plan to drug, move moose
• Theft of Alaska fossil nets fine, probation for millionaire
• Estimate puts cost of building Susitna dam at $4.3 billion
• Democrats seek expansion of optional preschool programs
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• [Women's Golf] Women Get Spring Off in Fine Form
• [Baseball] Baseball Postponed to Wednesday
• Coast Guard rescues crew that abandoned drifting vessel
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• [Men's Basketball] Watkins, Jackson Earn All-Conference Honors
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• Nearly 6,000 Alaskans owed tax refunds totaling $6 million
• Death of former East football player jolts family, friends
• Suicide car bomber kills 9 at Afghan airport
• Muldoon Road park sought by residents
• Actress Lucy Lawless arrested in oil-ship protest
• Concerns raised about Pebble study process
• 'Occupy Sesame Street' wins Rondy costume contest
• Senators seek tax guarantee for when oil prices are low
• [Baseball] Pioneers Take Hillcats to Extra Innings
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Say Goodbye to Seven Seniors
• Conoco budgets $900M for 2012 Alaska capital spending
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Go Out on Winning Note
• Chezik extends his lead on Day 2 of Rondy
• McKenna, VanMeter win Iron Dog by more than an hour
• 2 American military advisers slain in Afghan ministry
• Marge in her gorgeous regalia participating in Meet the World event today at the...
• Geological Survey assesses shale oil potential for Alaska
• Homer man admits giving drugs to, having sex with teen girls
• Senate panel tackles oil tax revision
• [Baseball] #19 Hillcats Pounce on Pioneers
• Scrutiny pushed Palin to exasperation, emails reveal
• Woman admits bilking investors of millions
• Proof at ACT; Intermediate Acting Class
• Woman charged with murder in stabbing death of Bethel man
• Greenpeace activists, actress occupy Alaska-bound drill ship
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Blister Rangers
• Mushing, fireworks highlight Rondy's opening weekend
• Murkowski presses feds on dropped Allen sex crime case
• [Women's Basketball] Seniors Come Alive in Queens Win
• Obama apologizes for burning of Qurans as Afghans rage
• State releases last batch of Palin emails
• Come see the film Attla- Spirit of the Win...
• Palin aides lash out at HBO's movie 'Game Change'
• Legislator enters four airport security bills
• Stevens says Senate behind timetable on oil taxes
• Southeast land deal threatens old-growth trees, Audubon says
• Environmental, Native groups challenge Shell Arctic air permit
• Juneau man who accidentally shot brother faces charges
• Oil price rises, demand declines; Iran blamed
• Russians grow Ice-Age plant
• Ex-Palin aide Bailey fined over email use
• Spike in HIV cases reported in Fairbanks linked to military
• Anchorage police still hopeful in search for missing barista
• 2 charged with conspiring to possess, distribute cocaine
• [Football] Football Team Adds More Depth
• Religious strings attached as Catholic hospitals grow in US
• Alcohol board agency move debate brews in Legislature
• Avalanche survivor: We weren't idiots
• Research rocket blasts through northern lights over Alaska
• Avalanche deaths seen as increasing among experienced skiers
• Welders accidentally started fire on dry-docked Alaska ferry
• Asian-American soldiers face all kinds of racial slurs
• Redistricting raises lawmakers' questions
• Love Army plasters cars with classic Valentine poetry
• 4 swept away, 3 die in Washington avalanche
• Photographer waits, watches for perfect light on Mount McKinley
• City fund to invest in business startups and expansions
• Woman with baby due in 2 weeks sentenced to prison
• Easily offended? You'd better get out your blue tarp
• Legislators hear lots of support for movie incentive program
• Warming blamed for yellow cedar death
• [Men's Wrestling] Nine Pioneers Headed to Nationals
• Randall skis a career best in World Cup classic race
• [Men's Basketball] Cavalier Men Blaze Past Pioneers
• [Women's Basketball] WBU Women Tripped Up by Cavs
• Deborah Brollini's testimony to the Anchorage Legislative Caucus
• Legislators feel pressure to help pay for school lunches
• Scientists find no radiation in Alaska's sick ringed seals
• Dad shoots rebellious teen's laptop, hits a nerve on Internet
• Senate bill would give all adult Alaskans energy vouchers
• Despite fall, Kikkan Randall claims bronze medal in Poland
• Shell spill response plan wins federal OK
• [Men's Wrestling] Wrestlers Travel to Regionals
• Meetings spark talk about improving schools
• House OKs bill opening ANWR to oil drilling
• Ex-soldier sentenced to 15 years for sexual abuse of a minor in 1990's
• North Slope well blowout remains out of control
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneeers Hang Tough Against Bison
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• Multicultural Drumming & Dancing Celebration
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• Bill giving public employees pension option advances
• Pebble mine developers aim for permitting process this year
• Alaska Airlines chief Tilden will replace Ayer as corporate CEO
• Sex abuse suspect about to be arrested shoots himself in head
• Police investigating officer's poor driving as seen in video
• Armed baristas won't fix issue of male predators
• Judge rejects Exxon attempt to stop new cleanup charges
• State reports blowout in North Slope oil well
• Judge backs city in wage dispute with utility workers
• Alaska hiring scant for some highly subsidized productions
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• Alaska meetings article - ANHC is a great location for events!
• Fairbanks-area Air Force base won't be closed, military says
• Differences still firm in Alaska oil tax debate
• Proposal would designate some city parks for fireworks use
• Police report still finding new leads in missing barista case
• Alaska becomes 23rd state with Yellow Dot med-alert program
• Neff wins Yukon Quest by 26 seconds in sprint
• ACT Announcements Message
• Alaskans first same-sex couple to wed in Empire State Building
• Spirit of '25 serum run hero lives on in husky's bloodline
• Enchiladas, roast beef aid in runaway sled dog capture
• Adviser: restoring oil flow huge investment
• Private snow removers are running out of places to put it
• [Men's Basketball] Another Heartbreaker for Pioneers
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• Students learning dance this afternoon with instructor Phillip Charette at the C...
• Fresh ideas needed to boost oil production, consultant says
• [Baseball] Bailey Honored as SAC Pitcher of the Week
• [Track and Field] Redhead and Kithuka Repeat
• Trial challenging Alaska abortion notification law begins
• Father, son face sentencing in Palin lawyer harassment
• Washington governor signs gay marriage bill
• Legislators head to DC on trip to promote ANWR drilling
• Missing ax could prove costly in Yukon Quest
• Bill would speed trial process to aid victims, families
• Middle class comes to depend on safety net more than poor
• Guest robbed by three in Spenard hotel room
• Minutes apart, Neff and Moore duel for Yukon Quest lead
• Panel tackles Alaska oil production and taxes
• [Track and Field] Records Fall Over Busy Weekend
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• Finding where meter money goes is harder than it seems
• [Baseball] Bailey Says No-No to Eagles
• [Dance Team] Dance Team Places First
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Come Close Once Again
• Iditarod critics again target sponsors over dog treatment
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• A trail test for teens at the Willow Junior 100
• [Women's Basketball] Flying Queens Bounce Back Against MACU
• With rats gone, a name change is suggested for Rat Island
• Budget shortfall lowers ax on school programs
• House committee approves ban on texting and driving
• Ex-assistant attorney general, union organizer face charges
• [Baseball] Pioneers and Eagles Split Doubleheader
• CIRI wins big with Alaska Supreme Court reversal of decision
• FBI searches in investigation of militia were legal, judge rules
• Lawmakers debate ethical risks of their Facebook pages
• After abduction, fear on the rise in Anchorage coffee carts
• Church-owned housing measure has its first hearing
• Ketchikan artist admits to killing 87 sea otters in plea agreement
• Visiting doctor to evaluate locals' marijuana needs
• Legislators plan D.C. trip to sell ANWR
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Shot Down by Stars
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• Top 30 Iditarod mushers to split $550,000 purse this year
• Pentagon will loosen restrictions on women in combat zones
• Freezing rain makes roads treacherous
• House resolution aims anger at feds over old Arctic oil wells
• 2 Barrow children were left in room open to 30-below cold
• Barrow children left in room open to 30-below temperature
• Police report some progress in case of missing barista
• Point Thomson lease case is heard by Supreme Court
• Judge rejects appeal by Stevens prosecutors for report secrecy
• Russian researchers bore into ancient Antarctic lake
• Democrats target lax federal oversight of oil and gas drilling
• [Track and Field] Pioneer Runners Earn National Honor
• Alaska could see savings with pension deposit, analyst says
• DNR claims mission statement isn't a philosophy change
• FBI assists in search for abducted barista
• Audit takes a new dig at Native contracting program
• Wasilla residents vote to recall City Councilman Menard
• [Baseball] Pioneers Return to Winning Ways
• Alaska Senate plans generic oil tax bill to start process
• ACT Announcements Message
• 5 months in prison for former fisheries official
• Agencies pledge science-based policy in Arctic development
• Death of woman in Anchorage apartment called suspicious
• Police now seeking public's help in finding missing barista
• BP gives $1 million for UAA lab to study metals corrosion
• [Men's Wrestling] Pioneers Host Final Dual of Season
• Bill introduced to require F-16s to remain at Eielson
• Alaska group will lure moose off roads with feeding stations
• Rural Alaska air travel subsidies survive budget cuts
• Lawmakers get advice on coastal management initiative
• Barrow 3-year-old dies from beating injuries
• [Track and Field] Pioneers Earn Track Athlete of the Week Honors
• Shell hopes to drill this summer in the Arctic
• Oil taxes to highlight busy week for Alaska lawmakers
• Icebreaker Healy returns to Seattle after 254 days at sea
• Anchorage landfill hazers battle with eagles, ravens, gulls
• Father offers reward for barista's return
• BLM defends its work on NPR-A 'legacy wells'
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Continue to Show Improvement
• [Men's Basketball] Rangers Rally Pass Pioneers
• Alaska town waives Sunday alcohol ban for the big game
• [Women's Basketball] Former Queen Guides New Team to Victory
• [Baseball] Pioneers Conclude AZ Road Trip
• They're off: Yukon Quest begins in downtown Fairbanks
• Fairbanks officials fear base move's impact
• Man charged with shooting rifle into neighbor's home
• [Men's Wrestling] Texas Shootout Draws Big Competition
• Film Festival today! Free admission all day 10 am - 11 pm
• New winter storm elevates avalanche danger
• Judge orders redistricting board to redraw 4 districts
• 5 former Anchorage mayors back gay rights initiative
• [Baseball] #11 Lewis & Clark Pounds Pioneers
• State to pay $9.6 million in 'Big Miracle' expenses
• Air Force plans to transfer jets from Fairbanks to Anchorage
• Video shows missing barista was abducted
• House passes incentives for veterans to remain in Alaska
• Village snowmachiner is found dead after blizzard
• Iditarod drops tough section of trail
• [Baseball] Baseball Team Comes Up Dry in the Desert
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Shoot Down Eagles
• [Women's Basketball] Flying Queens Soar Over Lady Eagles
• Cancer charity confronts the backlash over grant cuts
• Seward and Sterling highways reopen
• Man struck by van in darkness on Seward Highway has died
• [Women's Basketball] Raymond Named to Academic All-District Team
• Divided House committee advances bill on school choice
• Legislator seeks end to tax breaks on some church property
• Until the bridge is for real, leave Government Hill alone
• Gas utility Enstar sold to Canadian company
• [Football] Pioneer Football Receives Signing Day Commitments
• Second man dies in Anchorage home for chronic alcoholics
• Travel warning issued for Seward Highway
• Man dies after stabbing in hotel; suspect in police custody
• Parnell joins call for divestment from Iran by Permanent Fund
• US, allies aim to end combat role in Afghanistan next year
• [Volleyball] Pioneer VB Signs JUCO Setter
• Romney win called major step toward GOP nomination
• Assembly votes to end emission tests March 1
• Kerttula raises concerns about in-state gas pipeline bill
• Florida educator named next city schools superintendent
• Alaska volcano lava dome forms, alert level raised
• Big cocaine seizure brings new charges
• Lower 48 tribes help fuel Young's campaign fundraising
• Steel Magnolias Performances & Sherlock Holmes Auditions
• Fairbanks woman left kids in car at near 30 below, police say
• Thermometer dies at haul road camp as it nears US record low
• Homeless shelters may get relief from city
• Parnell's state trip to Europe, Israel cost around $20,000
• Russian tanker, Coast Guard icebreaker reach open water
• North Slope jobs increase; nonresidents hired, study finds
• Alaska lawmaker urges federal takeover of Central Park
• Can GOP presidential hopes survive Gingrich-Romney feud?
• Lawmakers take tentative step toward boost in school funds
• Screen Actors Guild Workshop part of our World Indigenous Film Festival - Saturd...
• Education, health issues on docket for Legislature
• DNR proposes changes to its mission statement
• Anchorage Medicare clinics short of patients
• Army may schedule hearing for MP on espionage charges
• Police looking for suspect in Mountain View stabbing
• Untapped natural gas estimates lowered by 40 percent
• Fish sold as king salmon turn out to be chums; seller convicted
• Suspended road-kill moose retrieval renewed, expands
• Cocaine bust among biggest ever in city
• [Baseball] Baseball Team Makes it Four Straight
• [Women's Wrestling] Four Pioneer Women Return Home All-Americans
• [Men's Basketball] Seniors Come Up Big Against Drovers
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Run Past Drovers
• Committee takes up bill to separate oil, gas taxes
• Delegation opposes closing of U.S. bases
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• Elderly driver hurt as pickup veers off overpass
• [Baseball] Baseball Team Opens Season with Walkoff Win in Doubleheader Sweep
• Alaska politicians pledge to oppose military base cutbacks
• Commission cuts most Alaska commercial halibut catch limits
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• Featured film from Australia will play a...
• Senate committee to consider ban of 'bath salt' intoxicants
• [Women's Wrestling] Pioneer Women Ready for Nationals
• The cards may go, but there will still be prayers at 30,000 feet
• Port project gets new dose of scrutiny
• State, plaintiffs settle rural education lawsuit
• Senate's Stevens expects oil tax bill in committee soon
• [Women's Basketball] Late Storm Rising Topples Queens
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Succomb to Storm
• Bill to ban texting while driving advances in Legislature
• Union officer worker stole more than $19,000, documents say
• BP contract shielded rig owner from spill liability, judge rules
• Set aside truth of whale rescue and just enjoy 'Big Miracle'
• Man directs pit bull to attack girlfriend in fight, police say
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• Pentagon outlines budget-cut strategies
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• [Baseball] Baseball Season Opens Friday
• Alaska Airlines to stop issuing prayer cards to passengers
• Steel Magnolias Opens Friday. Preview Thursday.
• Satellite tags show ties between Pacific gray whale groups
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• Driver in New Year's crash into pedestrians charged with DUI
• Aurora viewing is dazzling now
• Judge rejects militia defense challenges
• Obama says American promise under attack, calls for help
• Obama attacks income disparity in State of Union excerpts
• Alaska faces tough decisions on budget, analyst tells lawmakers
• ANHC is a finalist!
• Romney paid 14% tax rate on $21 million income in 2010
• Militia defendants face more federal charges
• Alaska lawmakers to take look at issue of school choice
• Deep snow may lead to record moose traffic deaths
• USGS uses airborne tool to map Alaska permafrost
• Wife stops moose stomping with shovel
• Police use of GPS is ruled unconstitutional by court
• Bipartisan seating set for Obama's speech
• Man shot in S. Anchorage; police find marijuana grow
• Man critical after being hit by van and dragged 400 feet
• [Men's Track] Booker Named SAC Track Athlete of the Week
• Rohn Buser, 22, bests top-notch field in Kusko 300
• Schools seek less funding than this year
• Legislature to hear 2-day crime summit in first full week
• Frank Reed, who came to Anchorage in 1915, dies at 99
• Questions surround Wasilla shooting
• Rohn Buser, son of Martin, wins Kuskokwim 300
• Reshaped GOP field now turns to Florida
• Voice of KSKA radio retires after decades on job
• Alaska Supreme Court to hear Point Thomson dispute
• Portugal. The Man singer tends his hometown Alaska roots
• [Track and Field] Track Teams Have Another Big Weekend
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• [Women's Basketball] Queens Unable to Shoot Down Hillcats
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• Experts expect close finish for Gingrich, Romney
• No radioactive threat expected from Japan's tsunami debris
• Anchorage condo king indicted on fraud, criminal charges
• 2 pedestrians hit by SUV, 1 dragged in downtown collision
• Judge sentences Lynch to 80 years in prison
• Alaska unemployment rate unchanged in December
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• [Baseball] Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie and Wilder Field
• Predators may block Alaska sea lion recovery
• Parnell says gas line timeline was borne out of frustration
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• [Women's Basketball] Total Team Effort Leads to Flying Queens Victory
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• Judge: Feds followed proper procedure in sea lion case
• Steel Magnolias Opens Next Friday
• Tanker faces 400-mile return through ice
• Fairbanks 'meat for heat' case dropped by wildlife troopers
• Debate next as GOP campaign turns bizarre in S. Carolina
• Local pilots, emergency plans make Alaska cruises safer
• Websites protest anti-piracy bills and find support
• Parnell calls on Legislature to move ahead on several fronts
• Decoupling of oil, gas taxes makes return to legislature
• Tanker's transfer of fuel to Nome is nearing completion
• Cash woes threaten Knik Arm bridge plan
• Game Board modifies rules for setting up bear bait stations
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• Award Winning Short film - Search for the World's Best Indian Taco - scheuduled...
• Websites go black to protest anti-piracy bills in Congress
• Snow-laden Alaska towns welcome clear, cold weather
• Petitions for vote on coastal management delivered to state
• Senate should make own oil tax bill, president says
• Film from Greenland that will be show at this year's...
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in East Anchorage triplex fire
• Game Board delays decision on expansion of bear snaring
• Tanker's fuel transfer to Nome going smoothly so far
• Coastal plan proponents claim enough signatures for ballot
• Collar-cam videos show grizzly bear's view of Alaska
• Rescued animals overload shelter; supplies needed
• Alaska lawmakers to weigh how much to save
• Hose laid for fuel transfer at Nome
• [Men's Track] Kithuka Takes First Conference Track Honor of 2012
• Lingering issues to test Legislature as it opens
• Captain's conduct attacked in Italian cruise ship mishap
• Valdez digs out from under a world class snowfall
• Crews in Nome harbor prepare to offload fuel from tanker
• Beauty busts beast with a little help from new friends
• Alaska's 'Tundra' reaches an international audience
• Inquiry targets Prevo church tax exemptions
• Crews prepare to transfer fuel across sea ice to Nome
• [Men's Wrestling] Wrestlers Compete at Lone Star Duals
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• [Track and Field] Track Teams Start Season Strong
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• [Women's Basketball] Stars Outshine Queens
• Theatre Festival enjoy a full schedule today and into the evening- Native Dancin...
• Raven's Radio Hour on stage now. Funny!
• Bill aimed at Pebble mine among 28 more legislative prefilings
• Anchorage property values up slightly
• Alaskans testify on killing bears with snares
• Justice to investigate decision to drop Allen sex crimes case
• Tricky fuel transfer awaits tanker in Nome
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies for efficiency's sake
• Tonight 7:00 p.m. Free Admission to a staged reading of Cikiutekllukuk by Holly...
• [Men's Track] 2012 Could Be the Year of the Pioneer
• [Women's Track] Pioneer Women Begin Climb to National Podium
• Holding 685,000 Alaskans hostage
• Murkowski committee staff wagered on wildfires
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• [Men's Basketball] WBU Men Rally to Beat MACU
• [Women's Basketball] Flying Queens Overcome Lady Evangels
• Ex-governor opposes Alaska bear snares
• Ice-savvy retired Coast Guard admiral joins mission to Nome
• Video of troops urinating on dead Afghans investigated
• Steel Magnolias at ACT
• Fearing roof collapses under heavy snow, Valdez closes schools
• [Men's Basketball] NAIA Men's Basketball Tourney Celebrating 75 Years
• APOC approves deal to settle Treadwell campaign case
• Board chairman defends legislative redistricting plan
• alterNATIVE Theare Festival
• Theatre Festival kicks off tonight at 7:00 p.m. with a stage reading of William,...
• Mayor calls for end of I/M program even before deadline
• Honeman criticism of Sheffield called politically motivated
• Seward Highway reopened as next storm approaches
• Base to lose another 44 civilian positions
• Ice scientists plot path to Nome for fuel-carrying tanker
• Snow-weary Cordova expects more shovels by weekend
• With 2 wins, South Carolina looks tougher for Romney
• EPA agrees to end Anchorage emissions testing program
• Cordova out of shovels as snow tops 15 feet
• Romney takes early lead in New Hampshire
• Seward Highway to remain closed overnight
• What is your family's future Alaska?
• TransCanada spokesman say reports may be coming soon
• Fuel tanker, icebreaker make progress in journey to Nome
• Feds must justify secrecy on Young investigation files
• This Thursday night 7:00 - Play reading of William, Inc. by Anchorage playwright...
• National Guard joins Cordovans digging out from snow
• Noatak and Kobuk have just about run out of fuel oil
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• Embattled White House chief of staff submits resignation
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• Estimates vary for low-flow limits in Alaska oil pipeline
• US sets 2012 catch limits for all managed fish species
• Crystal Gallery of Ice adorns Town Square Park
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• Snow chokes Glenn to one lane in places
• McKinley climber retreats, ending 2nd try at winter ascent
• Subject of controversial arrest on Yukon River fined
• Fuel ship 190 miles from iced-in Nome
• Roads squeezed, sidewalks vanish in snow
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• Investigator says drop charges in Coast Guard helicopter crash
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• [Men's Basketball] WBU Men Stopped by Bison
• [Women's Basketball] Lady Bison Rally to Defeat Flying Queens
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• Anchorage police seek public's help to recover snowblower
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• Will the US economic recovery continue to accelerate?
• Blizzard blasts Valdez; record cold hits Nome
• Happy New Year from ACT
• 30 bills filed ahead of legislative session
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• [Women's Basketball] Flying Queens Tie Long Distance Mark in Win
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Hang On for First Conference Win
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• Wainwright soldier was abused by comrades
• Parnell meets with oil company executives
• Obstacles behind and ahead for Nome-bound Russian tanker
• Man charged in drug fatality may have injected 2nd teen girl
• Winter adds touch of beauty to landscape
• Trail of tragedy led to death alone at Karluk Manor
• Residents of eroding village vote yes on school relocation
• Exhibit of human bodies coming to Anchorage in September
• Judge pegs pipeline life at 50 more years
• Randall places 2nd in Tour de Ski sprint
• Governor's office gets more time to release final Palin emails
• Romney tops Santorum by a mere 8 votes in Iowa
• Kotzebue jail closed to state prisoners over fund shortage
• Alaska's last steam engine returns home
• JBER-based airborne troops could be home by Thanksgiving
• Manslaughter charged after teen dies of drug overdose
• Pets abandoned at Fairbanks dumps despite alternatives
• Teacher hit by truck Sunday awake, talking
• Best of 2011: Your Alaska experience
• Sick Alaska seals will be tested for Japanese radiation
• Iowa Republicans poised to remake campaign for president
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• Resident found dead in Karluk Manor room
• Two injured, one arrested, in Spenard hotel shooting
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Downed by Storm
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Get Caught in Storm
• Randall moves up a notch in nordic tour standings
• Chilly day for mushing at Tozier Track
• Waiver allows Russian tanker to take on fuel for Nome
• China due to become Alaska's top export customer
• Gunman loose in national park after fatal shooting
• 2 pedestrians struck by truck downtown
• Dancers say strip clubs owe them $324,000
• 2011: Year in pictures
• Judge increases taxable value of pipeline for 2007 through 2009
• [Men's Basketball] Last Second Bucket Dooms Pioneers
• [Women's Basketball] Flying Queens Win Big on the Road
• Palmer twins battle to make US biathlon team
• Cook Inlet oil, gas prospects rise in 2011
• Lower Kenai River flood levels raise anxiety
• Fuel top US export for first time in 60 years
• Kivalina voters consider new school 7 miles away
• Alaska Appeals Court reverses 2006 murder conviction
• Fort Greely to benefit from new 7-year Boeing Co. contract
• Taking inventory of animals in German zoo
• Standoff with police in South Anchorage ends with arrest
• Turning ice into art at Town Square
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Rally for Win
• Two new reality shows on hunting in Alaska set to air
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Roll in Exhibition Win
• 2-car accident at Mile 42 of the Sterling Highway closes road
• 14-year-old injected with heroin dies
• Pedestrian in critical condition after Muldoon accident
• Ski racers take to Alyeska in giant slalom
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• Bill Sheffield resigns as Anchorage port director
• Alaska volcano sends ash plume up to 15,000 feet
• Some Alaskans jump the gun on filing their PFD applications
• Aces' first line pounces on Eagles in battle of top teams
• Pick.Click.Give boosts marketing for 2012 dividend charity
• Cessna slowed by slush on runway before crash
• Four Alaskans claim medals at Youth/Junior biathlon trials
• Ice creates celestial images on Potter Marsh
• Few Democrats line up to take on Young
• Kilcher family gets own reality show; it debuts Thursday
• Details elude investigators in deaths of infant's parents
• A project started by ANHC.
• Cellphone usage law faces challenges
• New rules put squeeze on legal fireworks in Anchorage
• Disasters set Japanese region back decades
• Russian ship heads to Alaska to deliver fuel to Nome
• Alaska teen in 'dire' condition after heroin overdose
• December snowfall falls shy of years past
• ACLU sues state, seeks return of seized medical records
• Judge rules BP's '09 spill an accident
• Debris from Japanese tsunami arrives in Kodiak
• Year-end gifts are...
• Teen injected with heroin remains in critical condition
• Charter school becomes a success story
• Busy holidays deplete supply at Kodiak food bank
• Home building decline may have leveled off
• Department of Agriculture helps Southeast projects
• Alaska texting law challenged in court
• Education expert offers views after visiting Alaska schools
• Man accused of injecting heroin into girl who overdosed
• Many more sex crimes on Alaska's west coast
• Homer-area man fighting liver failure hopes for transplant
• Forecast: Oil flow will be down but revenues up
• Russian tanker faces hurdles bringing fuel to Alaska
• Visitors celebrate Christmas Eve with reindeer, Santa
• Alaska’s tantrums and tiaras; the politics of grades
• Ugly Christmas sweaters all the rage this season
• What do you want for Christmas, Santa?
• Parnell includes shale oil money in 2013 budget
• Police seek suspect in Jewel Lake gas station robbery
• Village man dies when thrown off speeding snowmachine
• Anchorage digs out from overnight snowfall
• 2011: The year that was in Anchorage entertainment
• Secret Ms. Santa warms holidays for Juneau families
• Authorities capture man wanted in rental and handyman scams
• Anchorage's homeless alcoholics have a home
• Alaska guide indicted for helping smuggle mammoth tusk
• Demonstrators protest law banning sitting, lying on sidewalks
• Oil slick from Shell spill heads for Nigerian beaches
• Happy Holidays everyone! ANHC will be closed through Monday. Have a safe and fun...
• House GOP surrenders to tax cut pressure
• Please Consider a Holiday Donation to ACT
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• Sun shines again just in time for solstice
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• Strykers charged in soldier's Afghanistan death
• Coast Guard will help get fuel to Nome
• Man found dead in Fairview was displaced by apartment fire
• Fatal problems plague nation's most costly fighter jet
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• Feds award $3.5 million for Alaska homeless assistance
• Police seek handyman for fraud and stealing rental deposits
• Excuse me? That is my children's oil
• Deaths of Alaska ringed seals trigger federal investigation
• House Republicans vote down extension of payroll tax cut
• Ethics panel dismisses case against Young
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• Pebble opponent fined for flying candidates to villages
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• Chythlook-Sifsof wins, Randall falls at World Cup races
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• Sides form for oil tax battle in Alaska Senate
• Toxic legacy: Russian oil spills spread devastation
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• Portugal. The Man plays for the home crowd
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• Children shop with officers, firefighters
• Aces goalie trumps Reign
• Fire and Ice New Year’s Eve Celebration
• Grand jury indicts 2 in deaths of accomplices during robbery
• High winds ground cargo ship in France
• Alaska hands out nearly $3 million in merit scholarships
• Shell wins conditional OK for Arctic drilling
• 2-year-old boy, who was shot by accident, improves
• Alaska's unemployment rate falls to 7.3 percent
• Delegation's measure would bar NPS from stopping boaters
• Woman dies as pickup hits turning car
• American soldiers leave Iraq
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• Parnell unveils $12.1 billion spending plan for state
• 2 finalists named for school superintendent
• Senate confirms Alaska justice to U.S. appeals court
• Portugal. The Man caps 2011 with an Alaska homecoming
• Pilot is to blame for F-22 crash in Alaska, Air Force says
• Mountain View's newest public art
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• Indictment against Linehan dismissed
• Governor proposes housing aid for victims of violence
• Gay rights petition OK'd, set for April 3 election ballot
• Police say impaired-driving arrests cut traffic fatalities
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• Marines promoted inflated Medal of Honor story
• State proposing new education standards
• NTSB says fast-moving storm led to fatal plane crash
• Assembly votes to limit New Year's fireworks
• Storm puts extra demands on snow crews
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• Congress has 18 days to settle tax, Social Security issues
• Postal Service delays decision on Alaska office closures
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• Full-time park workers move vetoed by mayor
• NTSB says states should ban drivers from using cell phones
• 2-year-old who was shot in head improves, police say
• School District snow day catches some parents off guard
• Proposal would limit fireworks to big areas
• Occupy Anchorage joins port protests
• Last Chance to See Inspecting Carol
• Bethel judge accused again of improper communications
• Feds want to delay threatened-species decision on seals
• State court judge rules against Petersburg in redistricting
• 2-year-old shot in the head by stray bullet
• It's the last chapter for sole Kodiak bookstore
• New snowplow wiggles along blocked Fairbanks sidewalks
• Troopers investigate baby's death in Hooper Bay
• Blizzard pounds Southcentral region
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• Randall wins another gold at World Cup
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• Red-hot Aces romp Grizzlies
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• Wreaths are tribute to fallen veterans
• Defense downsizing leads to Alaska cuts
• Anchorage police investigate apparent late-night stabbing
• High school skiers happy to hit the trails in Lynxloppet
• Hooper Bay man dies after snowmachine gets stuck
• Coast Guard considers new charge in fatal copter crash
• Alaska wolf-dogs get new California home
• Full-body scanners debut at Anchorage airport
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• [Men's Basketball] Former Pioneer Still Going Strong in Pro Career
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• [Women's Basketball] Home Court Advantage Fails to Hold Up for Queens
• [Men's Basketball] LCU Spoils Pioneers Return Home
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• [Basketball] Basketball Action Returns to the Hutch
• $59 million school bond proposal placed on April ballot
• BP oil spill case goes to judge
• The creature comforts on Little Campbell Lake
• Woman charged in pedestrian's death
• [Men's Wrestling] Wrestlers Get Some Payback
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• Police look for suspects in gas station robbery
• State nets $21 million in oil lease bidding
• Anchorage-based soldier held by Taliban made daring escape
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• [Cross Country] Villegas, Kithuka Earn MVA Honors
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• Portraits tell a story of a day that lives in infamy
• Anchorage Assembly to tackle 2012 city budget tonight
• DNA samples confirm wolves killed Southwest Alaska teacher
• Inspecting Carol; Auditions for Steel Magnolias
• Judge gives therapist 22 years for child porn
• Photographer captures beauty in world of ice
• Shell to unveil icebreaker for Arctic Alaska offshore drilling
• Alaska Ice Climbing Festival 2012
• Spencer, Tejas lead 2012 Hall of Fame class
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• Iraq, Afghan vet benefits on pace to exceed Vietnam
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• APU teammates make history in World Cup xc ski relays
• Wind, rain forecast to go into today; Hillside gusts to 110
• Small Kentucky town reels from pain of two wars
• Lifting: Weeks to train, seconds to lift
• Group aims to reverse rural teacher turnover rate
• Shell gambles billions in Arctic Alaska push
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Continue to Improve
• Randall wins World Cup sprint race in Germany
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• [Men's Wrestling] Pioneer Wrestlers Drop Two
• Holiday Bazaar
• Divers pull woman's body from Campbell Creek
• A view of downtown from Government Hill
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• [Men's Wrestling] Pioneer Men Dominate in First Home Win
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• UAA slows down Internet to fight illegal downloads
• 6 former champions are in the running for 2012 Iditarod
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• [Men's Basketball] Big Runs Doom Pioneers
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• Time for winter sports at Westchester Lagoon
• [Men's Wrestling] Pioneer Men Make Home Debut
• Icebreaker appears off Nome after Arctic expedition
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• [Basketball] Conference Opens Tonight
• [Men's Wrestling] WBU Men Fall to Stars
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• Canada kept findings on salmon virus secret
• Hundreds arrested as Occupy camps removed
• Aniak pilot dies in crash during snowstorm, troopers say
• Dogs eating Yukon River salmon show higher mercury levels
• Thawing permafrost will worsen global warming, scientists warn
• Glennallen couple sentenced for trade in illegal tusks, hides
• BP spill may lead to criminal charges
• Winter brown bear raids bird feeders at Hillside home
• Come See Inspecting Carol at ACT and Laugh!
• Alaska officials announce manufacturer recalls Craisins
• Police say two deaths were murder-suicide
• Groups challenge another permit for Shell Arctic drilling
• Begich warns of budget cuts for Alaska military bases
• Head-on Seward Highway collision kills Seward man
• 2 found in home died violently, police say
• Bypass mail needs big changes, inspector general says
• Sitka family indicted on several drug charges
• House Ethics Committee to decide on Young investigation
• Murkowski wants probe of why feds won't prosecute Allen
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Sign Plano High Star
• Militia leader was trafficking in ideas, not firearms, lawyer says
• Recovery begins for malnourished horse
• Town Square dressed in snow for holidays
• Storm building in Gulf; rain, snow forecast
• Randall, Brooks cap a huge weekend on World Cup tour
• Premium seafood can be DNA certified with bar codes
• Militia leader, 3 others moved to Anchorage jails
• Nikiski home burns; owner found dead
• Murray State wins the Great Alaska Shootout
• Shootout loss to Grizzlies ends Aces' 3-game win streak
• Holiday shows grace several stages in Anchorage
• Alyeska agrees to $600,000 penalty to settle federal cases
• Wooing Hollywood with Alaska money
• Thursday exhibition basketball game at Sullivan still on
• [Men's Basketball] Seniors Lead Offensive Charge
• Exhibition game with NBA players still a go for Sullivan
• Baby mice prepare for the Nutcracker Ballet
• Agreement ends NBA lockout
• Southern Miss ends Aggies winning streak
• Brown bear seems to have put off winter nap, roaming Hillside
• Parks Highway reopens after 2-vehicle crash at Mile 46
• State attorney general to resign on Jan. 2
• Early openings ring in retailers' biggest season
• Lawmaker's son hospitalized after barefoot walk at 35 below
• Kikkan Randall places 4th in World Cup sprint
• Credit Alaskan for Miami's presence at Shootout
• Dustup involving Young, historian quickly got personal
• Juneau woman, 81, continues work of caring for others
• Holiday Train
• Back in borough mayor's office, Navarre finding his stride
• 19-year-old arrested in hit-and-run with patrol car
• UAA men lose in Great Alaska Shootout
• Hidden salt invades many Thanksgiving dinners
• Alyeska's slopes welcome eager crowd
• Anchorage Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis
• Assembly limits sidewalk sitting downtown
• AWOL Fairbanks-based soldier arrested in Florida hospital
• Village mother gets 30 years for fatal beating of toddler
• Homer man sentenced for meth conspiracy
• Giving thanks boosts happiness, creates bonds, research shows
• UAA women brace for a force in Great Alaska Shootout
• Jurors acquit suspect in fatal 2006 parking lot gunfight
• Days of record cold keep grip on Fairbanks
• Troopers rescue hypothermic man from cabin near Healy
• Protesters reject Egypt military concessions
• Guilty plea planned in alleged harassment of Palin lawyers
• Allen unlikely to face child sex abuse charge
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Drop a Close One in the Desert
• Supercommittee fails to reach a deal on the deficit
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Head Home
• Food Bank offers its Thanksgiving blessing
• The Comedy Inspecting Carol Opens This Friday at ACT
• Heinze steps down as CEO of natural gas authority
• Man shot, killed during Sunday night fight near Willow
• Frostbitten feet of star UAA runner amputated
• Report recommends no charges against Stevens prosecutors
• Federal judge backs listing of Inlet belugas as endangered
• Second jack-up rig to explore in Cook Inlet by next May
• Randall anchors US relay team with second fastest time
• Special Olympics takes to the bowling lanes
• Potential, price lead to new lust for gold
• Fireworks rift rises; changes proposed
• Cancer's return renews an appreciation of life
• Treatment and goals put Soldotna teen back on track
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Drop Second Straight in California
• [Men's Wrestling] Freshmen Continue to Lead the Way for Pioneers
• Randall opens strong in Norwegian 10K freestyle
• [Cross Country] Kithuka Repeats as National Champion
• UAA Seawolves kennel Huskies
• Skull found in basement of historic Sitka house
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Sizzle in Rout of Crusaders
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Come Out Cold in Sunny California
• Witnesses break car windows to rescue crash victim
• Sierra Club leader, unhappy with group's direction, quits
• Army surgical team prepares for Afghanistan
• Former school clerk charged with theft months after firing
• Record-breaking November cold gives even Fairbanks a jolt
• Alaska's allegiances
• 2 Stryker soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Peninsula continues to battle power outages during cold snap
• Alaska's high rate of gonorrhea drops significantly
• Longtime city gym closing
• Mannheim Steamroller
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Successful in Home Debut
• Occupy marchers mark 2 months of protests
• Inspecting Carol Opens Nov. 25 at ACT
• [Cross Country] Cross Country Teams Ready for Nationals
• APOC, Treadwell reach tentative deal on campaign complaint
• Teams assessing damage from historic Bering Sea storm
• Group calls for changes to Alaska filmmaking subsidy
• Cold has homeless shelters overflowing
• School summit sets priority on developing teachers, leaders
• UAA students pay tribute to one of their own
• Lawyer says militia man didn't plot government overthrow
• High winds batter already frigid Southcentral
• Coast Guard helicopter rescues men on skiff in Cook Inlet
• [Men's Basketball] Area Senior Citizens Invited to Watch Pioneers on Thursday
• Group calls for changes to Alaska filmmaking subsidy
• Wind cuts power to thousands of Kenai Peninsula homes
• Prosecutors aim to revoke BP probation
• Suspect arrested, charged with impersonating police officer
• Mayor's education summit told teacher quality is crucial
• [Men's Basketball] Pioneers Play Exhibition Game at Angelo State
• Senate OKs Gleason to federal bench
• Warm-up tent an issue for Occupy Fairbanks
• Fairbanks City Council supports the cultivation of hemp
• Dangerous new drugs showing up in Alaska
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• Alaska's oil industry tax issues debated at UAA
• Two Alaska soldiers killed by mines in Afghanistan
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Take Care of NNMC
• Alaska's oil industry tax issues debated at UAA
• Catching orphaned bear cubs proves to be no easy task
• [Men's Wrestling] Wrestlers Compete in Weekend Invitational
• Discovery of bronze artifact points to Inupiat-Asian link
• High court to review states' lawsuit against health overhaul
• Aces hold off Ontario in stressful rout
• Kotzebue teen leads the charge to prevent Alaska suicides
• Redistricting could shift legislative power
• Audit finds fault with Air Force Alaska wind turbine project
• Anchorage International Film Festival 2011
• Aces suffer a hard-luck loss to Ontario Reign 2-0
• Legislators want fund out of Iran investment
• [Women's Basketball] Bulldogs Take a Bite Out of Queens
• Bering Sea storm: Different perspectives
• Kodiak Coast Guardsmen cheer their debut on national TV
• Avalanche program educates outdoor enthusiasts
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• Mt. Sustina Drum Group here for our Intertribal Gathering. Their performance wi...
• Baby boomers gloomy about retirement prospects
• Cox's hat trick helps Aces cool down Reign
• A day for tributes to veterans
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• Kohring files defamation suit against Bill Allen
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• [Volleyball] Five Pioneers Receive Conference Accolades
• [Volleyball] Volleyball Season Comes to a Close
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• Full moon, full-on winter
• Bill co-sponsored by Young calls for drilling in Arctic refuge
• Snow, wind to hit Southcentral tonight, weather service says
• [Men's Soccer] Pioneers Earn All-Conference Honors
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• Deaths of woman and boy in Kotzebue under investigation
• Apprehension turns into relief as epic storm moves on
• More counts added in Ketchikan porn case
• Portrait series: Alaska's women veterans
• Storm in 1974 was slightly more damaging
• [Volleyball] VB Team Opens Postseason Play
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• Appeals court: rules no new trial in shooting death of officer
• US soldier found guilty in Afghanistan thrill killings
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• 2 men shot dead in alleged home robbery
• Hotel manager recounts finding missing UAA runner in lobby
• Navarre wins runoff for Kenai Peninsula mayor
• Craig killer sentenced to 124 years in prison
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• Bad weather hampers probe of remote helicopter crash
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• State eases into review of animal care standards
• Soldier admits taking body-part war trophies, denies murder
• [Football] Fall Workouts Conclude with Scrimmage
• Coast zone program loss hurts state's beluga whale case
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• Skeptic reverses himself after studying global warming
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• Suspect charged in fatal stabbing near downtown
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• Suspect arrested after fatal shooting in hotel
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• [Men's Soccer] Pioneers Succumb to Eagles in 2OT
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• [Volleyball] Pioneers Caught in a Bison Stampede
• Fourth Avenue plays the part
• Police investigating South Anchorage homicide
• FCC: Changes would mean faster Internet in rural areas
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Take Out St. Greg's
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• Howwwwl-oween contest deadline is tonight
• Robbery, assault suspect fires gun at police before capture
• State sues over Pebble mine initiative
• State drops charges in militia plot; federal charges remain
• Our headlining act for Nov. 12th Intertribal Gathering!
• [Women's Soccer] Pioneers Fail to Rope the Rangers
• Boat skipper is arrested for suspected drunken driving
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• Parnell alters pitch for Alaska gas pipeline
• 'Dance Diva' Mary Ann Sundown dead at 93
• [Cheer and Dance] Spirit Teams Hosting Clinics
• It's still 'Drill, baby, drill' for Republican candidates
• Judge wants input on motion to drop redistricting lawsuit
• Conoco Phillips net income in Alaska up through 3rd quarter
• $350M for port project tops mayor's wish list
• Snow fall is just enough for some play time
• Governor doesn't intend to introduce a coastal zone bill
• Towns see crime and carousing surge amid gas boom
• Tesoro lobbyist is Alaska's new D.C. rep
• Wrong-way driver who crashed into patrol car is jailed
• Anchorage jury acquits two of murder in 2008 shooting
• Costumes highlight Tuesday Night Races finale
• Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans
• [Men's Cross Country] Kithuka Wins National Honor
• Alaska's per-capita GDP tops national average by 50 percent
• Charges stack up against man accused in Muldoon slaying
• Airborne unit prepares for 3rd trip to war zone
• Huge raft of Japan tsunami debris floats toward Hawaii
• Juneteenth event celebrates Alcan Highway construction
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Unable to Tame Falcons
• Board limits school tax increase
• Man who crashed rental car into officer's car arrested in hospital
• 'Coast Guard Alaska' to debut on Weather Channel
• Open doors likely cause of fatal 2008 fishing boat sinking
• Storm may bring city's first official snowfall
• Dog tale: From shelter to harness to big screen
• Add carrots to things that are better in Alaska
• State rejects petition against mine in Chuitna Watershed
• 2nd suspect charged in Muldoon gun battle
• Lax security widespread at Army anthrax laboratory
• Two Alaska trails included in national recreation projects
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• Pebble backers won't contest the recent election results
• Alaska's F-22 stealth fighters back flying after grounding
• [Volleyball] Trejos and Giacomazzi Receive Conference Recognition
• [Men's Cross Country] Kithuka Earns SAC Runner of the Week Honors
• Aviation museum unveils new simulators
• Police: Man accused of child sexual abuse is on the run
• [Women's Soccer] Chambers Making Transition to Goalie Look Easy
• Stalled gas line may need another boost
• GOP bill would let Border Patrol ignore environmental laws
• Study criticizes Alaska oil tax, but also proposed changes
• Cold pool may keep pollock, cod from reaching Arctic Ocean
• Death toll rises as Turkey quake area searched
• Mayor considers job cuts and low-profile budget trims
• Service wins state football championship
• Hearing airs Alaska 'seed of suicide' issue
• JBER pauses F-22 flights over oxygen supply concern
• Escopeta fined $15 million for oil rig transport violations
• [Men's Soccer] Pioneer Men Tie in Overtime Again
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• [Volleyball] Volleyball Team Sweeps Another One
• Anchorage dentist performs root canal on tiger
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• Prepping 'Fiddler' here a hit with troupe
• Guilty pleas close AK corruption probe
• Fur Rondy Festival 2012
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Ground Golden Eagles
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• Guilty pleas close Alaska corruption probe
• Romig Middle School teacher wins Milken Award, $25,000
• Iraq war is over and US troops are coming home, Obama says
• Business tips for rural Alaska: computer farm, tourist kuspuks
• Southcentral Foundation sponsored his visit. Meet him at AFN today!
• [Women's Basketball] Queens Picked in Middle of Conference Pack
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• Guardsman accused of stealing donations
• [Men's Soccer] Pioneer Men Quiet Storm
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• Pebble added $150K to anti-initiative effort in final days
• Gadhafi was alive when captured
• Virus reported in B.C. salmon alarms politicians, scientists
• Young says it's time for an Alaska Native in Congress
• Fairbanks meeting on drilling in ANWR draws big crowd
• Snowmachiner found after three days missing on tundra
• Native drumbeats rattle the Dena'ina Center
• Movie snow? Salt and fabric
• Mayor reveals proposals for changes to planning, zoning
• Anxious skiers find snow at Hatcher Pass, Powerline
• Truck rolls onto its side, spills heating oil in Fairbanks
• Plea deal would keep Kott out of prison
• Animals escape Ohio preserve after owner kills himself
• Arsenic and Old Lace closes this weekend. Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans Opens this weekend.
• Iditarod champ Baker stresses hard work for village youths
• Crowds come out again for Tuesday-night races
• American health care trails other countries
• Alaska Airlines offers new benefits to Alaska residents
• 'Occupy the Tundra' photo cuts a trail across Internet
• Chugiak man takes world-class trophy Dall ram
• Conference focuses on the roles of women
• Work goes on at Pebble site, despite vote
• Small bear makes big mess in Ketchikan grocery store
• Alaska Airlines offers new benefits to Alaska residents
• Native elders and youth gather downtown
• SUV kills pedestrian in Soldotna
• State wants out of lawsuit against feds over trail access
• Seattle hearing focuses on fishing curbs to aid sea lions
• Southcentral power project work heats up
• Alaskans get chance Tuesday night to attend gasline forum
• Federal judge blocks polar bear rule on global warming
• Filming begins for 'Frozen Ground'
• Ex-Rep. Kohring to plead guilty to charge
• Alaska woman files lawsuit against tobacco giant
• Results are due later today for the Pebble mine vote
• [Women's Wrestling] Wrestling Women Post Wins
• Alaska's Natives gather for largest convention
• Enstar confident it has sufficient gas supply for winter
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• Rogue fishing vessel turned over to NOAA
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• Service overwhelms Juneau 64-12
• APOC busy as redistricting raises legislators' questions
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• Project to begin housing alcoholics
• [Men's Soccer] Pioneer Blank Evangels
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• Aces open season with shootout win
• Student skips school -- dad goes to jail
• North Dakota close to becoming nation's No. 3 oil producer
• Filming of Jack London short story wrapped up quickly
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Drop A Pair In Illinois
• Remembering the Light at the Heritage Center
• Departed loved ones honored in ceremony
• Fire damages lodging facility on Anchorage military base
• Anchorage federal courthouse could get a new name
• Operation Arctic Wish hones paratrooper's skills
• Assembly revisits city fireworks law
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• Advocates push for more Denali KidCare funding
• [Men's Soccer] Men Drop An Overtime Thriller
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• Kott to plead guilty to one count of bribery
• Mysterious disease takes toll on ringed seals in Alaska Arctic
• Don't Miss Arsenic and Old Lace!
• Army investigates shooting of Stryker soldier in Afghanistan
• Far-flung high school football teams beat geographic odds
• Barrow writer 1 of 5 named National Book Award finalists
• Hunter's Moon, sunset light up city
• Legislator recall group considers the next move
• Killer whale that died in Nushagak River was pregnant
• 2nd man arrested in Muldoon shootings
• 'Flying Wild Alaska' to open second season this month
• Crew of seized fishing vessel sent to Seattle
• State rejects recall bid against Ketchikan legislator
• Fire Island wind power sale to Chugach OK'd
• Dream comes true at Westchester Lagoon
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Take Down Lady Chaps at Home - Finally
• Former Alaska Supreme Court Justice Boochever dead at 94
• Animal rights group wants UAF fined for musk ox deaths
• Senate Republicans vote to block Obama's jobs bill
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• [Men's Golf] Golfers Compete in Amarillo
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• Man charged with link to Muldoon shootings
• FBI evidence against anthrax suspect rife with questions
• The Van Meurs Report: What I learned about Alaska oil taxes
• Communities target coastal management
• Fatal shooting followed argument at bar
• No new sightings reported of young whale in Nushagak River
• [Cross Country] Pioneers Named Runners of the Week
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• 2 dead, 2 injured in Muldoon shooting
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• Newtok struggles to escape eroding river
• 84-year-old missing since Wednesday
• Marchers in pink lead breast cancer walk
• FAA investigates close call between Cessna, giant C-17
• Two whales found dead in Nushagak River
• Anchorage man indicted on charges of PFD forgery
• Bicyclist riding wrong way badly injured in collision
• Seized vessel shines light on illegal fishing
• [Volleyball] Netters Shoot the Stars
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• Crooked Road - Celtic music on stage now.
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• [Volleyball] Pioneer Netters Fail to Quiet Storm
• Larry Mitchell at rehearsal tonight. They sound amazing!
• Political activist sets up protest outside of ADN
• Whales in river seen moving closer to Nushagak Bay
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• Rat infestation appears minor on seized fishing vessel
• Shoring up the Lake Hood shoreline
• Kodiak closes its firing range after ricochets scatter workers
• [Men's Soccer] Pioneer Men Win Another Thriller
• [Women's Soccer] Huerta Breaks Pioneer Scoring Drought with Two Goals
• 2 men convicted of murder in Bethel beating death
• 7 indicted in alleged conspiracy to distribute oxycodone
• Autumn weather has been good for builders
• 4 charged in Army Corps bribery case remain in jail
• Killer whales swim up river, may need push back to salt water
• Bethel jury finds two men guilty of murder in teen's death
• Police tracking several clues to Tuesday hit-and-run death
• Barrow voters reject liquor store; Juneau kills bag tax
• Palin decides against running for president
• Wall Street protest spreads across country to Anchorage
• Alaska delegation wary of probe into Native contracting
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Arsenic and Old Lace Continues This Weekend
• Palin decides against running for president
• Alaska-based soldier from NY killed in Afghanistan
• Alaska vote roundup: Barrow voters reject liquor store
• Scandal brings call for probe of Native corporation contracting
• Coast Guard hires contractor to clear seized ship of rats
• Katz resigns after 32 years as Alaska's top lobbyist in D.C.
• Pretty in pink: Aces start with a victory
• State settles historic lawsuit over village school funding
• EyakTek executive among four charged in federal bribery case
• Wasilla mayor leads vote count
• Bartlett teachers remember Nobel-winning student
• Begich says sink rat-infested vessel
• State settles historic lawsuit over village school funding
• Sandwich shop employees foil morning robbery, police say
• Police seek Jeep in fatal hit-and-run
• Katz resigns after 32 years as Alaska's top lobbyist in D.C.
• Pebble, liquor, bags, stoves on ballots across Alaska Tuesday
• It must be hockey season if the ice turns pink
• Shell's Chukchi lease sale case taken back into federal court
• Lawmakers seek to cut Alaska prison costs
• Plan to move crab boats north starts allocation flap
• Judge orders a full hearing over law on abortion rules
• Knox freed after winning appeal of Italian murder conviction
• Chugiak's football season is over after ASAA, ASD decisions
• Authorities work to remove crew from seized fishing vessel
• Rage City Rollergirls rally for a cause
• [Women's Cross Country] Villegas Earns SAC Honor
• [Women's Wrestling] Women Wrestlers Open Season
• Chugiak High to plead case on football ineligibility today
• Skiers get the jump on winter at Hilltop
• Western Alaskans vote on Pebble Tuesday
• Retailer says plastic bag tax will raise consumer costs
• Officials in Dutch Harbor to process seized fishing vessel
• Two-vehicle wreck claims injured 22-year-old
• Residents object to airport land exchange
• 'Geeky' Talkeetna festival kicks off Alaska Book Week
• Barrow voters decideTuesday on reinstituting liquor sales
• Montana man faces cold case in Alaska
• [Men's Soccer] JBU Blanks Pioneer Men
• Montana man charged in old Alaska murder
• Police suspect more victims in child sexual-abuse case
• [Women's Soccer] Soccer Women Held Scoreless Once Again
• [Cross Country] Cross Country Teams Run
• [Volleyball] Netters Top Cavaliers
• Prosecution, defense plan to call Allen as witness in Kohring trial
• Wasilla nips Palmer
• Coast Guard boards vessel for illegal fishing
• Nine people charged in theft of handguns from Wasilla store
• [Volleyball] #20 Lady Bison Lasso Pioneers
• Residents of flooded Crooked Creek celebrate new homes
• Mayor proposes budget with modest tax hike
• Fire scorches bike trail bridge over Ship Creek
• US drone attack in Yemen kills leading al-Qaida cleric
• Injured Anchorage officer undergoes surgery in Seattle
• Remodel costs delay lawmakers' vote on buying building
• School officials recommend review of math program
• [Men's Soccer] Pioneer Men Pick Up First-Ever SAC Win
• [Women's Soccer] Women Fall 1-0 in SAC Opener
• Fire department seeks public's help with suspicious fires
• Jury finds Bethel man guilty of firearms possession
• NOAA asks fishery council to reconsider halibut-sharing plan
• 21-shovel salute opens Tanana bridge project
• Groups sue to block Arctic offshore drilling
• Analyst says state's bond rating could be at risk if oil tax cut
• Autumn along Arctic Valley Road
• Woman sleeping outside in Midtown found dead, police say
• Fish processor agrees to $2.5M pollution fine
• Fund seeks new tips in cold-case murders
• Obama, states appeal health overhaul to Supreme Court
• Regents defend pay hike for University of Alaska president
• Our event is a featured even...
• Cab drivers accused of rape can now lose chauffeur license
• APD chief reprimanded in 'bumper cruncher'
• Chugiak High football team wants victories back
• Young wants to roll back all regulations since '91
• Geese make a pit stop at Cheney Lake
• Proceeds from drag show for wounded soldier disappear
• Aces hockey team this year resembles last year's winners
• Judge sides with state in Pebble Mine lawsuit over notice
• Military satellite orbits after Kodiak launch
• [Golf] Pioneer Women Compete at Tascosa CC
• Lightning delays rappelling on Washington Monument
• Publisher stands behind book after Palin lawsuit threat
• Denali ranger to lead inspection of Washington Monument
• Energy Council coming to town for meetings
• Arsenic and Old Lace Opens Friday. Inspectiong Carol Auditions Sunday and Monday
• Ce...
• Anchorage man plotted to rape girlfriend's daughter, police say
• Satellite launch set for Tuesday from Kodiak rocket complex
• Pink ice, Aces highlight cancer event
• New plan looks at city transportation
• Three suspicious fires lead troopers to investigate arson
• Parnell touts energy message similar to predecessor
• Alaska needs less rhetoric and more innovative thinking
• Life-after-Prudhoe study arrives amid heated oil tax debate
• UAA professors awarded eye-scanning patent
• Americans refuse to embrace global-warming threat
• [Volleyball] Golden Eagles Attack Pioneers Netters
• Police plan to arrest driver accused of injuring officer
• 1 dead, 2 injured in Kodiak-area plane crash, troopers say
• Federal building evacuated after powder found
• Students planting trees to help study nature
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Outhit Lady Evangels
• Man sentenced to 111 years in shootings
• Officer badly hurt in Glenn Highway crash
• Murkowski, Begich split on Obama's new education plan
• Congratulations to Annette Evans Smith for being named our new President & CEO
• Hundreds attend Fairbanks service for Athabascan leader
• Knik bridge planners move to get Government Hill properties
• CDC: Fluoride needed to fight tooth decay among Native kids
• ACT Announcements Message
• Former whaling official is indicted for theft
• Study: Soda, lack of fluoride linked to village tooth decay
• Chugiak to forfeit 3 football victories due to ineligible player
• Trailer is out for movie about Barrow whale rescue
• Alaska-based soldier from Nevada killed by bomb
• Anchorage Wedding Fair here tonight by Alaska Bride & Groom Magazine. The Cente...
• Police locate, arrest mother of toddler left unattended
• Fort Wainwright soldier killed by land mine in Afghanistan
• Public weighs in on ANWR coastal plain
• Father and son plead not guilty in Palin harassment case
• Fairbanks Assembly campaign ad reignites gun debate
• Troy Davis asks Supreme Court to stop his execution
• One man missing, one man in jail after boat overturns on river
• [Men's Cross Country] Cross Country Teams Takes Over Top Two Spots
• Fuel barge breaks loose off Northwest Alaska coast
• Murder suspect pleads guilty to selling crack cocaine
• Air Force returns grounded F-22s to service
• Grounded F-22 Raptors get OK to return to service today
• Gathering of city spiders puzzles onlookers
• Smoking ban begins in Nome, like it or not
• [Volleyball] WBU Netters Make Brief Return Home
• [Men's Golf] Sinnett and Pioneers Make It Two Straight
• End to ban on gay service marks US military milestone
• Hunter in serious condition after severe bear mauling
• Alaska Permanent Fund dividend: $1,174
• 'Big Hair Alaska' premieres at 9 p.m. tonight on TLC
• [Women's Soccer] Penalty Kick Defeats Pioneer Women in Double OT
• Cleveland Volcano on Alaska's remote Aleutians oozes lava
• [Women's Golf] Women Golfers Finish Fourth
• Larry will be performing during our World Music Ce...
• Alas...
• Kite surfers carve up Turnagain Arm
• [Men's Golf] Pioneer Golfers Lead After Day One
• [Men's Soccer] Soccer Team Plays Another 2OT
• Judge backs tax exemption for Alaska same-sex couples
• 50 Cent to play Alaska pimp in movie "The Frozen Ground"
• This group is performing Oct. 8th at ANHC. A f...
• Mayor touts lower crime, frugal spending in annual speech
• Missouri senator seeks review of Alaska Native contract
• Netflix says it's sorry, but then it creates a new uproar
• Shell gets EPA permit for drilling in Arctic
• [Women's Golf] Pioneer Women Open Fall Season
• [Women's Soccer] WBU Freshman Named Defensive Player of the Week
• [Volleyball] Duff Earns Conference Recognition
• [Football] Football Workouts Going Strong
• Homer chamber of commerce drops national affiliation
• Athabascan matriarch Hannah Solomon remembered
• Spending ramps up as Pebble election nears
• 176th Wing ushers in new commander
• Doomed plane may have filmed its own crash
• Cleveland Volcano lava dome may be growing
• Assembly members mull limits on impound fees
• Telephone scam mimics a call from police on caller ID
• City parks get graded, repaired
• Military battles sexual assaults
• Anchorage pilot among injured at air show
• Athabascan matriarch Hannah Solomon passes away at 102
• [Volleyball] Pioneers Overcome Ugly Start
• [Cross Country] Cross Country Teams Rained Out
• Trumpeter swans take a break at Potter Marsh
• Mountain Village man killed in pickup rollover
• Survey IDs challenges facing homeless
• 3 dead, 56 injured in Reno air show crash
• [Volleyball] Netters Win Two at Wesleyan Hughes Classic
• [Men's Soccer] Men's Soccer Remains Offensively Challenged
• [Women's Soccer] Soccer Women Pick Up Fifth Victory
• 2 arrested in homeless man's beating
• Pilot with 'nerves of steel' safely lands plane lacking power
• Readers capture Fall's brilliant display
• Fort Wainwright soldier killed in Afghanistan by mine
• Anchorage traffic less congested than comparable cities
• Studded tires are legal Friday if you live north of Ninilchik
• Prickly pedestrian crosses street
• How to audition for Nicolas Cage, John Cusack movie
• Judge sentences jailhouse rapist to 40 years in prison
• Money, politics still mix for most on Congress' debt panel
• Nimble weasel prowls along Turnagain Arm
• Arctic sea ice shrinks to second lowest level
• [Women's Cross Country] Women's Cross Country Looking to Improve
• [Men's Cross Country] Men's Cross Country Faces Tough Challenge
• Palin camp denounces new bio of former governor
• State back to planning on Juneau highway
• Fort Wainwright Stryker soldier laid to rest
• Legislator will pay fines for campaign finance violations
• Alaska walruses changing their behavior because of warming seas
• 3 rescued after Rainy Pass plane crash
• Man exposes himself to 2 women, attacks one, police say
• Scientists are shocked by behavior of rare gray whale
• Huge gulf oil spill is blamed on poor management decisions
• Judge puts Knik Arm bridge suit on hold
• New evidence cites more BP mistakes in the Gulf oil spill
• Internet dating rendezvous leads to assault charge
• Bear thought dead returns to familiar forage in Juneau creek
• Number of people in poverty sets record
• Researchers pay $9,000 for intruding on Alaska sea lions
• 30-year-old McGrath man drowns in lake, troopers say
• Autumn colors warm the end of summer
• Neighbors complain about VFW club noise
• Analysis: Alaska stands to gain under Obama's jobs proposal
• Archeological dig uncovers mysterious disks
• Assembly sets hearing on cab license suspensions
• Wainwright soldier killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Former tribal official sentenced to 1 year for embezzlement
• Aurora puts on weekend show for night owls
• Grounded boat spills up to 1,000 gallons of fuel near Nome
• Man shot in leg Sunday night over debt, Anchorage police say
• Federal investigators to audit port project
• Anchorage recalls fallen firefighters, 9/11
• Congress members now dueling over Pebble prospect
• Web partnership could help improve distance education
• Delta High School set to fire up new biomass boiler
• Alyeska Mystery Train
• Coast Guard searching for overboard ship crewman
• Audit finds Alyeska maintenance faulty
• Jazz singer from Homer gives first Alaska concert
• 9/11 indelibly marked the American psyche
• Militia leader bragged about common-law court
• Post run, a moment for reflection
• Victim testifies at shooter's sentencing
• Missing hunter from Anchorage found dead near Homer
• State won't pay all of lawmaker's hotel bill
• Soldotna officer kills bear in residential area
• Obama asks voters to help pressure Congress on jobs plan
• Culture Awareness Workshops coming up in October- make your reservation today. I...
• Alaska Airlines faces $590,000 fine for maintenance oversight
• Senators want to know why more Alaskans aren't on Slope
• Linehan lawer wants indictment thrown out
• Deborah Brollini's testimony to Senate Labor and Commerce Committee
• Terror threat against New York or Washington investigated
• Obama seeks payroll tax cut to aid economy
• Blast from shotgun wounds cab driver in Spenard, police say
• 'Don't pull up,' pilot warned before crash
• Alaska judge hears arguments in abortion notification lawsuit
• Big Alaska oil and gas lease sale delayed 2 months for changes
• Guard, troopers search for missing hunter near Homer
• Senate committee looks at North Slope out-of-state hiring
• Military tries to ease stress of deployments
• Assembly urges city and AWWU union to reopen negotiations
• Railroad work cars on track for Alaska tour
• Mayor expects official end to I/M testing
• GOP hopefuls to debate economy as Perry makes national debut
• Experts debate mental state of man accused in officer killings
• Man dies in accident at Kensington gold mine
• Lawmakers again seek audit of yet-to-open Mat-Su prison
• School vandals costing the district thousands
• If it's Tuesday in the fall there must be a race
• Postal Service on verge of failure; may cut services
• Remote Alaska volcano again building a lava dome
• Postmaster: Postal Service on verge of financial collapse
• Prison inmate's death under investigation
• Commission to hear complaints against Treadwell campaign
• Wildfires burn through rain-starved Texas
• Fairbanks-based soldier dies from car-bomb injuries
• Mushrooms color the forest floor
• Pilot rescued after crash near McGrath
• 2 dead in high-speed crash on downtown Wasilla street
• Man tries to rush airplane exit door, bites crew member
• Alaska artist John Hoover dead at 91
• Meeting called to clarify guidelines on city contracts
• Scientists study Greenland melting dynamics
• Despite advances prediction still stymies quake scientists
• Halibut catch allocation plan divides Peninsula fishermen
• Pilots flying together before midair crash
• Big beards vie for title of Mr. Sourdough at the state fair
• Nephew follows uncle on similar drug charges
• Growers take the art of raising pumpkins to the very edge
• Warming Greenland means lifestyle changes
• Subway bandit pistol-whips and kicks teenage employee
• Speculation trails Palin as she visits Iowa, New Hampshire
• Police charge bodybuilder in drug sales
• West students face expulsion
• 1 plane lands safely after midair collision
• 'Pirates' a popular draw at the fair
• Appeals court reverses parole restriction for murderer
• Bodybuilder is accused of dealing steroids
• Brief tsunami warning follows 6.8 earthquake off Aleutians
• Vandals flip desks, spray extinguishers at West High
• Alaska Air National Guard squadron returns
• Independent Barrow-based thriller aims for movie theaters
• Polar bear scientist probe started with complaint
• Judge OKs injunction against utility strike
• Group files initiative petition for gay rights ballot measure
• Alaska enters into budding world market
• Begich optimistic congressional super committee will reach agreement
• Propane has potential to power state, drive down energy costs
• Assembly moves to investigate options on Petersburg borough formation
• Juneau longshoremen protest alleged use of foreign workers
• Pull-tab parlor owner charged with stealling from nonprofits
• Mat-Su ferry brings load of bills, no business
• Utility workers' union plans strike vote today
• 1,723-pound pumpkin disqualified at Alaska State Fair
• Juneau woman saves dog from bear with well-aimed punch
• Sex assault suspect's bail raised to $50,000
• Woman gets 16 months in prison for credit card fraud
• Palin reconsiders participation in Iowa tea party gathering
• For a pitcher, Ron Rau twirls a darned good tale
• Coast Guard rescues three after fishing vessel grounds
• Spam for breakfast: Chefs show ingenuity at state fair cook-off
• Bean's Cafe forum addresses winter, homeless
• Alaska pumpkin a world record contender
• Northern Dynasty puts stake in Pebble prospect up for sale
• Ban on accused rapists driving cabs proposed
• Escopeta faces possible federal fine, is chastised by state
• Nushagak River search finds no sign of missing hunting guide
• Arbitrator says administration utility wage offer is too low
• Beagley on probation, $2,500 fine suspended
• Tackle box just too alluring for Chilkoot cub
• Prosecutors seek to raise bail for rape suspect to $50,000
• Beagley will serve no jail time for abuse
• Wainwright soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Alaska wildfire acreage far below average this summer
• Beautiful sunny day today, it is going to be 65 degrees! Come take a walk around...
• Judge frees Rachelle Waterman on bond pending appeal
• After all the hype, Irene fades out
• Former Chugiak soccer star hits 2nd game winner for Duke
• Two injured in crash near fair; woman jailed on DUI charge
• Clinics focused on Medicare patients making a difference
• Federal agency tries to write polar bear plan
• North Pole among unlikely recipients using security funds
• Hurricane Irene dumps foot of rain; 2 million are without electricity
• A crime that's not as victimless as it is advertised
• Military widows share their grief at Alaska retreat
• The sighs of Site Summit
• Alaska-based soldier killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• River search on for Allakaket boater who went overboard
• Fair vendors await word from fire marshal on log booths
• Federal agency lifts suspension of Arctic environmental scientist
• Linehan cancels request for medical leave
• Teacher gets 12-year sentence for sex abuse of students
• Police locate shooting victim after he vanishes from scene
• Alaska joins appeal of polar bear ruling
• NANA, Nova may partner on Northwest mine projects
• Murkowski, Begich discuss their views on federal debt
• Gold prices spur prospectors of all sizes around state
• Finalists selected for AFN rural economic innovation awards
• Livengood mine gives boost to Fairbanks area
• High gold prices prompt look at Popof mine
• Mos Def gets Anchorage crowd moving
• Tongass forest river damaged by logging declared restored
• Kangaroos and parrots and emus, oh my!
• Millions along East Coast prepare for Hurricane Irene
• Legislators take new look at old Unocal building downtown
• Jury convicts cabbie of second-degree sexual assault in 2010
• Hurricane Irene aims for North Carolina
• 3 months in prison for ex-officer who is illegal immigrant
• Man found dead after fish tender capsizes on Yukon River
• Alaska Residents can make changes to your charitable...
• North Slope polar bear dies after hazing shot by guard
• Victim questions bail, quick release of accused rapist
• Future cargo airships could supply oil fields
• Parnell says most Alaskans aren't prepared for disasters
• Agriculture is at the heart of state fair
• Group forms in opposition to proposed oil tax rollback
• Is Alaska ready for "cargo airships"?
• Police seek suspect in downtown robbery
• Quake damage assessment could take weeks
• NOAA administrator discusses Inlet oil, gas industry, belugas
• Year in jail possible for mom guilty of hot sauce punishment
• Murkowski warns federal budget cuts are imminent
• Councilman sanctioned for trashing hotel room
• High school girls take to the gridiron
• Back to School for Anchorage - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 25 Alaska post offices safe from closure are off road system
• Beagley guilty of abuse for hot sauce discipline
• Libyan rebels seek Gadhafi after storming military compound
• East Coast quake was strongest since 1944
• One body found from plane crash east of Cordova
• 25 Alaska post offices taken off closure list, Begich says
• Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial opens
• Hot sauce discipline decision in jury hands
• Senate panel gets no takers for Goose Creek prison audit
• Anchorage cab driver charged with sexual assault
• Legislators run up bills at interim gatherings
• Coast Guard budget in jeopardy after project cost overruns
• Bear runs over hiker on Chugach state park trail
• Fairbanks 'Housing First' homeless center nearly a reality
• Rebels enter Tripoli; Gadhafi son arrested
• Man killed in Seward Highway crash was from Kasilof
• Seward Highway crash kills one, injures three
• Homer charter boat operator faces multiple drug charges
• Cruise lines traveling to Alaska say profits are climbing
• Alaska squadron rescues troops in fierce battle
• State, Exxon Mobil closing in on Point Thomson resolution
• Alaska DOT closes Copper River Highway due to water damage
• Afghan bomb kills Alaska-based soldier
• The Sea Life Center making clay salmon for Kids Day come join us today till 5pm
• NOAA rescuers free whale calf from fishing line
• State decided to leave punished boy in home
• Irksome math program could face changes
• It's time to put your Greek on
• Teen sees music as means of preserving Native languages
• Judge drops hindering charge in Fairbanks murder plot case
• NOAA team frees whale calf from fishing gear
• Rising river traps two men retracing 'Into the Wild' trek
• Alaska unemployment remains well below national average
• Dr. Phil didn't help mom who disciplined with hot sauce
• State expected to cover bridge shortfall
• Father, son in Palin stalking case arrested in Pennsylvania
• Suicidal man in base standoff surrenders
• Student charged with carrying gun on bus
• Knik bridge consultants expect state to cover cash shortfalls
• Lawmakers: Powder sent to Alaska offices not harmful
• Shell still trying to shut off oil leaking into North Sea
• Orange goo floating off Kivalina not eggs but fungal spores
• Great-grandmother, 93, wins Vadez Silver Derby
• Supreme Court allows Pebble initiative onto October ballot
• Bank worker charged with stealing $4.3M
• Two missing after plane crashes near Bering Glacier
• Mother faces charge of murder in newborn's death by suffocation
• Water rescue under way at Anchorage port
• Bartlett High retires Chalmers' No. 15 jersey
• Mother charged with abuse was trying to get help, lawyer says
• Assembly OKs $18.8 million hike in school district spending
• Crew escapes as seiner sinks in Southeast; diesel spill possible
• Shell's reputation takes a hit with North Sea oil spill
• Opening argument in 'hot sauce mom' trial expected today
• Murkowski says Yukon boat check was 'tipping point'
• From another world, deity moves to G Street
• Game leads to shooting death in cabin near Talkeetna
• Troopers release photos from plane crash
• TransCanada still hopeful for gas line, calls for tax certainty
• Shell's reputation is tarnished by North Sea oil spill
• Trial starts for mom from 'Dr. Phil' show
• Man's body washes ashore in downtown Seward campground
• Police find Portugal. The Man's stolen gear, band says
• New North Slope exploration rekindles old oil tax debate
• State gas line official put on the hot seat
• Florida man steals friend's identity for a brown bear hunt
• Plane's windscreen 'filled up with a mountain,' survivor says
• Suspicious package sent to Alaska senator, representative
• Florida man stole his friend's identity to hunt brown bear
• Kenai loses major employer with closure of Lowe's store
• Come see the artists carving stone at ANHC this week! Very cool works of art in...
• Family of four survives plane crash; two die
• Tour of Anchorage marked by close finishes
• Kodiak facility refines technique for processing salmon
• Lack of hunting clause stalls Alaska wood bison release
• Troopers say 2 dead in plane crash; 4 survive
• Human activities linked to warming, loss of sea ice
• Big-ticket F-22 Raptor jet fighter has never seen battle
• Pebble wars heat up as sides seek support
• Slope exploration season looks to be busiest in decades
• School District seeks spending limit increase to accept grant
• Historic Anchorage home reopens to the public
• Bachmann tops other hopefuls in Iowa GOP straw poll
• Anchorage's new Apple
• Fire department rescues 2 from tidal flats
• Syvinski can't move to halfway house
• Suspended Arctic scientist's complaint to get federal review
• 2 men wade ashore after plane misses Kodiak runway
• Man accused of punching girl claims he's not safe in jail
• Fairview school playground fire destroys expensive equipment
• Palin steals GOP spotlight with appearance at Iowa State Fair
• Kott, Kohring retrials moved to Fairbanks
• YMCA makes a daring jump into fundraising
• Major road projects near finish line
• South Terminal at Stevens Airport offers slice of local life
• Orange goo near remote Alaska village ID'd as eggs
• Flint Hills, GVEA announce plan for LNG trucking
• ACS, GCI expect 2013 entry for Verizon
• Murkowski says she didn't know aide signed plea deal
• State mulls moving marine highway jobs
• If you park downtown, hoard your quarters
• Federal AK gasline coordinator, TransCanada to deliver updates
• Officer hurt in highway collision returns home
• Groups seek protection for wolf subspecies in Southeast
• Dow stocks soar 423 points on positive economic news
• Fuglvog pleads guilty; deal addendum sealed
• NTSB releases report on fatal midair plane collision
• Ben Stevens won't face corruption charges
• State to provide legal help for Palin's lawsuit defense
• More than 2,000 qualified for new merit scholarships
• Library opens barn door to promote reading
• Man towing boat holding a corpse is charged with murder
• Cleveland Volcano erupts with effusion of magma
• Producers considering filming another movie in Alaska
• Caterpillars gang up on berries, native trees
• Permanent Fund loses $1 billion in one day
• Is the governor playing to an Outside audience?
• Watchdog says merit of polar bear paper questioned
• Apple sets Saturday opening for downtown Anchorage store
• 'Portugal. The Man' loses all of its gear in Chicago heist
• Judge throws out lawsuit against union filed by hotel
• British police face public anger as riots rage
• US stocks rally after slow-growth forecast
• ANHC is on the list...
• Larry Ahvakana will be teaching a stone carving class s...
• Orange goo that washed ashore in Kivalina ID'd as eggs
• Wall Street dives on first day of downgrade
• Parnell clarifies role of lieutenant governor
• Alcohol, speeding blamed for fatal rollover outside village
• Interior secretary tells Alaskans that Obama backs drilling
• Family still seeks dog that ran away New Year's Eve
• Park Service examines ways to improve Denali park tours
• State objects to EPA wetlands guidelines
• Ocean's tides might supply endless stream of electricity
• Author returns to Alaska for fish and stories
• Taliban rule valley where US troops died
• Portugal. The Man: From Alaska to rock stardom
• Fights on downtown streets leave two hurt, four in jail
• Mountaintop training helps athletes climb medals podium
• Sidewalk sitter is distracting; Mayor Sullivan could do more
• Helo shot down; 30 US troops, 7 Afghans die
• Motorcyclist killed in Ninilchik after hitting truck head on
• Harvesting vegetables below Pioneer Peak
• Once leaked to Web, personal details tough to erase
• Hamo gang leader sentenced for selling cocaine
• New owners rescue 3 rural Alaska newspapers
• Army will trim war tours to 9 months starting in January
• Anchorage-bound plane inspected after threat
• Alaska wrestler aims for 2012 Olympics
• Parnell proclaims day of prayer in nod to Texas governor
• Police identify man found dead near Midtown homeless camp
• Halibut catch share plan spreads pain to charter sector
• Alaska health care spending growth ticks along at 8% yearly; $8 billion in 2011
• Shutdown over, DOT anticipates quick approval for Deadhorse project
• Crash witnesses saved 2 lives, troopers say
• Parking enforcement set to ramp up
• Murkowski learned of plea deal 3 months after it was made
• Shell wins tentative approval for offshore Arctic drilling
• Congratulations to all the participants and the...
• Seward Highway crash kills 1, injures 14
• Mattingly steps down at end of ABL season
• New parking enforcement crew ready to patrol downtown
• House, Senate reach agreement to reopen FAA, Reid says
• Dow stock average suffers worst drop since 2008
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• Freeway connecting Glenn, Seward may be built by section
• Senator's aide stayed on job despite plea
• Crews begin repaving sections of coastal trail
• Bold black bears are causing some trouble in Juneau
• Volcano watchers raise alert status for Mount Cleveland
• State dismisses ethics complaint against Palin over TV show
• Fire destroys South Anchorage mobile home
• Man robs Subway restaurant, strikes clerk with gun
• Watch KTUU Channel 2 at 6:00 p.m. tonight for a story on ANHC and John Baker. Da...
• Pebble group tries to block opponents' land use initiative
• August rain dusts off the flowers
• Auditions for Arsenic and Old Lace
• Power restored after an hourlong outage
• Gov. Parnell appoints Ken Kreitzer to judicial council
• Murkowski aide quits after admitting he broke fishing laws
• Readers recall brushes with serial killer and his victims
• Permanent Fund reaches $40.1 billion on 20.6 percent gain
• Our Athabascan Ceremonial House received final touches with a new sod roof being...
• This weekend, August 7 ANHC Members can enjoy FREE admission at the Alaska Wildl...
• House OKs debt deal; Senate vote today
• Reviewer hints at changes in city's zoning, land use code
• Polar bear scientist suspension is about project management
• House OKs debt; Giffords returns to vote
• Kenai River sockeye return scaled back but still huge
• Trooper shoots armed man at Delta Junction campground
• Runner conquers 92 miles of Denali Park Road in 25 hours
• Obama announces deal to raise debt ceiling
• If film makes Hansen's victims real, story worth retelling
• Plane in collision that killed four owned by Anchorage man
• Michigan handcyclist overpowers competition
• Special Legislature sessions this year so far cost $1 million
• Police officer injured in collision
• Anchorage Garden Club's annual tour of gardens today
• Professor studies mammoths, early Alaskans
• Senate postpones debt vote as Congress seeks a center
• House rejects Senate plan on debt limit
• Small planes collide, 1 crashes, burns, second lands safely
• Body found in woods near homeless camp
• 2011 Anchorage Garden Tour locations announced
• Young's preserve provision criticized
• Surplus opens Fish Creek to dipnetting frenzy
• More illnesses reported from Alaska dairy's raw milk
• Four men indicted in armed robbery spree
• Bidding for public work heats up
• State starts work on FERC license for Watana hydro project
• FAA shutdown idles workers, projects
• House passes GOP debt plan; Senate expected to kill it
• Scientist's suspension unrelated to polar bear paper, official says
• As seen on reality TV: Knight's Taxidermy
• US economists pessimistic after disappointing quarterly report
• Police accuse 2 of possessing, distributing child pornography
• New Alaska Resident Package - Admission to ANHC, Qipmigaq presentation and a do...
• Alaska's wealthy called nation's stingiest for nonprofit support
• Judge emphatic in decision that Weyhrauch not entitled to costs
• Alaska man visiting Arkansas dies after attack
• TV fame, Alaska style
• Unexpected funding reduces school cuts
• Anchorage man accused of child sex abuse, threats with sword
• Scientist questioned over 'integrity issues'
• Debt-limit vote postponed as GOP seeks support
• Coastal Trail repairs require week's closure near Woronzof
• Anchorage man accused of child sex abuse, making threats
• Quake centered near Skwentna felt in large swath of Alaska
• Panel to examine mayor's sidewalk-sitting ban proposal
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Mountain View house fire
• Forecasters see growth in Anchorage population, economy
• $27 million movie set for Anchorage filming
• Senate action on treaty could unlock Arctic riches, panel told
• Fossil of rare prehistoric reptile discovered in Southeast
• Hope lingers for debt deal despite disputes, veto threat
• Auditions Tonight and Next Wednesday. Last Chance to See The 39 Steps
• Boehner's debt plan hit from left and right
• Police raid massage parlor, arrest two for prostitution
• Kohring moves to have charges against him revised
• Hot Shots create a safety fire break
• Junior gardeners develop green thumbs
• Review of rural postal service draws Alaska senators' fire
• Mayor holds off on sidewalk-sitting law pending review
• Conservative revolt, veto threat cast doubt on GOP debt plan
• State won't hunt bear that attacked teens
• Obama, Boehner remain firm on rival debt limit proposals
• Susitna hydro, instate gas line take the energy spotlight
• Navy gets OK to sink ships for targets in Gulf of Alaska
• Bear victim: 'I thought I was going to die'
• Photo of Governor Parnell signing the bill at the Center on Friday
• Four rescued after Inlet floatplane crash
• Gov. Parnell signed the bill at the Alaska Native Heritage Center Friday.
• Obama to address nation on debt limit
• Alaska pursuing major dam project on Susitna River
• Suspect in Norway massacre makes a play for publicity
• Congratulations to Casey! He is the Native Games instructor here at the Center. Great job!
• Idaho couple employ sonar to locate drowning victim
• Farmers on the block: the urban homestead
• Attacks in Norway were 'marketing' to sell a manifesto
• Unalakleet teen drowns while trying to swim across river
• Republicans, Democrats draft dueling debt limit plans
• Coast Guard searching for missing plane near Juneau
• Grizzly sow with cub attacks teenagers
• Flood-ravaged Crooked Creek about to see 10 new homes
• Stock dip fears bring added urgency to cutting debt deal
• VPSO survives shooting; suspect in custody
• Roes, Lippmann win Crow Pass Crossing
• Passenger may have gone overboard from cruise ship
• Infant among three killed in Sterling Highway crashes
• Bradford is one of karate's rising stars
• Calista Corp. announces it's closing Alaska Newspapers
• Anchorage man drowns in Palmer-area lake
• Fatal crashes close Sterling Highway
• EPA releases 2 draft permits for offshore projects
• Police say bomber a native Norwegian
• Proposed city sidewalk rule: Stand. Play guitar. Just don't sit
• Debt limit dispute continues to boil as Washington bakes
• Aleutian village feeds power dreams
• Sealaska bill moves as time runs out for timber business, jobs
• Brita Bottle launch latest step for Sealaska manufacturing
• AIDEA funds Providence work
• Begich pitches federal funds for peace officer program
• Safety commissioner charged with rape
• Felon sentenced for gun cache in Nikolai
• Missing Wasilla man found dead in rugged Mat-Su terrain
• Salmon surge expected to draw big crowds to Kenai Peninsula
• Hearing reopens for Wasilla soldier in Afghan deaths
• Glacial lake outburst creates flood concerns
• McPhee Gardens offers space to grow
• FAA shutdown would cost US millions
• House GOP will compromise on debt limit, Boehner says
• Carbon monoxide suspected in Air Force fighter jet troubles
• Cast that spinner upon Bird Creek waters
• Less ice means longer swims more lethal to polar bear cubs
• Mayor takes sidewalk protester to task, then man arrested
• 1% for Art unveils latest installation
• Rose greeting guests today in the sun. Beautiful weather this week. Perfect for a walk around Lake Tiulana.
• Alaska senators encouraged by bipartisan debt limit plan
• Proposed Interior wind farm gets preliminary OK from state
• Florida drops sex case against ex-Alaskan
• The 39 Steps. Auditions for Fourplay and Arsenic and Old Lace.
• Recreational prospector digs up gold nugget of his dreams
• Homeless man's protest irritates mayor
• Tejas' 50th McKinley summit a likely record
• Legislators hear constituents on saving government money
• Chevron sells Union Oil Cook Inlet assets to independent
• New- Team Baker Tours owned by current Iditarod Champion, John Baker - Dog team rides! The Qipmigaq presentation shares information on the sled dog from the indigenous cultures through present day Iditarod racing. It is very interesting and great for a
• N. Dakota lawmaker killed in Kenai crash disliked seat belts
• Teen in critical condition after morning crash
• Dozens of cats abandoned in foreclosed-on Mat-Su home
• Fairbanks man pleads guilty to stealing antique currency
• Bush police target home-brew ingredients
• Rising river steals sleep
• Record salmon numbers surge into Kenai River
• North Dakota state senator killed in Sterling Highway crash
• ABL sluggers go yard in homerun derby
• New puppies are here today! John Baker, Iditarod Champion is here - see the Qipmigaq presentaion 3pm.
• We have the new maps in the gift shop now!
• Woman shot outside Spenard assisted living home dies
• 2 Fairbanks-based soldiers killed, 7 hurt by Afghanistan bomb
• Tea party debt plan set for vote in the US House
• Kulis Guard base is open to a new future
• North Slope pipeline breaks, spills during pressure testing
• At Westchester, disc golf needs to grow up
• Platinum Jaxx shooting sends two to hospitals
• Volunteers change Mountain View park
• Replacing Comeau may be costly for the School District
• As Gulf Coast rebounds, fear of future grips residents
• House, Senate focus on their own debt plans
• Air Guardsmen honored for heroism on and off duty
• Lawmakers ax debt limit talks, eye options
• Veteran legislator Mike Hawker beats the odds
• Troopers seek oil spiller as cleanup of pond concludes
• Two men who broke marine mammal laws plead guilty
• Anchorage airport passenger business up; cargo is volatile
• For lease: 127 prime acres at Anchorage's airport
• GCI first out in race to upgrade to 4G networks
• Looking for artists for the Alaska Native Playwrights Project- Deadline August 31st.
• Waterman gets 3 years in mother's killing
• Check out the beautiful images from the boat launch.
• Ex-lawmaker seeks venue change for corruption retrial
• North Slope whalers optimistic about annual quota renewal
• Anchorage's Cheney Lake wins federal grant for bird habitat
• Knik bridge planners search for builder
• UAF stung by theft of honey from garden beehive
• Chicken coops proving a tasty bear lure
• Lawyer cites TV spot as cause for new drunken-driving trial
• Warnings, hints of compromise as debt limit deadline nears
• Palin political action committee raises $1.7 million in 6 months
• ConocoPhillips to split into two companies
• North Star borough sues over state's redistricting plan
• Hillside house fire leads to large marijuana-growing discovery
• 2 state judges face US confirmation hearings
• Ceremony launches traditional Aleutian kayak
• The 39 Steps. Auditions for Fourplay and Arsenic and Old Lace.
• New Aces head coach is a longtime Bruin
• Murkowski: It would be a disaster not to raise debt ceiling
• Alaska must be firm on gas line, Begich says
• Sewage woes force closure of Denali Park visitor center
• Fast-rising Medicaid expenses prompt changes in Alaska
• Police manhunt ends in arrest of Spenard assault suspect
• Today at 2:30 p.m. Special Presentation - Iqyax boat launch, blessing, Native Dancing, singing, presentation. This is a VERY special event- 25 students will be launching the watercraft that they created at their Unangax Culture Camp from the Aleutian Pr
• 3 suspects in violent robbery no strangers to police
• Social Security threatened in federal debt limit debate
• Sergeant receives Medal of Honor for valor
• Community, celebrities rally behind young cancer victim
• CEO of big Native corporation submits his resignation
• Fully-loaded train strikes sleeping man in Fairbanks
• Senate GOP leader proposes debt crisis work-around
• Fairbanks may find itself leading fight against redistricting
• Obama moves to streamline oversight of Alaska drilling
• Decomposed body discovered in woods near police headquarters
• Alaska-based team headed for Kuwait
• Palin movie opens in select cities but not in Alaska
• Intentionally dumped oil covers pond on Kenai Peninsula
• Pakistan jails doctor who assisted US in bin Laden raid
• Stuck and inexperienced climber is rescued from ledge
• Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Crew escapes grounded boat before it catches fire
• Special Presentation this Wednesday!
• Alaska Native Playwrights project is looking for participants - check it out!
• Barge grounds near Dillingham
• Small planes collide in mid-air, land safely
• This guy is the visitor no one wants ringing the doorbell
• Anchorage is Alaska's biggest Native village, Census shows
• Many Alaska Native languages at risk of extinction
• Port celebrates 50 years with tours, lunch
• U.S. women advance in thrilling win over Brazil
• Languages dying off around the globe
• 3 plead guilty in St. Lawrence Island ivory, hide racket
• Japan tsunami's wreckage is slowly drifting toward US
• Alaska's Sudanese refugees cheer new country
• 3 arrested in home invasion and beating
• Lupine brighten Bartlett High area
• 'Pacific' salmon may be farmed Atlantic fish
• Shell officials brief Murkowski on Arctic drilling plans
• Sleeping van occupants are taken on a joyride in city
• State, oil giant split over river oil spill
• 5 bad-news grizzly bears plague Interior town of Salcha
• That sure is a 'Steller' spot you've got
• Salvage efforts send sunken seiner into deeper water
• Fairbanks militia 'major' seeks reduced federal bail
• City files suit over Knik Arm bridge project
• Scientists say polar bears descended from single female brown bear
• Obesity rates still rising in many states
• Orienteering in an urban setting
• Alaska's governor signs federal debt limit pledge
• Study: State pipeline best choice for North Slope gas
• Governor defends vetoes, notes 'regionally balanced' capital budget
• Parnell trims spending, but both budgets show growth
• Fairbanks economy stable, though challenges lie ahead
• SBA deputy: Regs can put 8(a) in new light
• Survey: High attempted suicide rate among AK teens
• Two men walk away from plane crash near Pioneer Peak
• Biologist shoots motherless bear cubs; neighbors upset
• Opposition builds over state redistricting plan
• Woman,77, chases alleged pug thief in her pickup truck
• Soldiers welcomed after a year in Afghanistan
• Aerial acrobatic act too lewd for Wasilla? Moves just in case
• Mountain bikers hit the short track at Bartlett
• Seine boat capsizes in Prince William Sound; crew safe
• Appeals court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• Woman jailed for stealing a pug during burglary, police say
• Exxon claimed failed Montana pipe 12 feet under river
• Police arrest two suspects in vicious East Anchorage beating
• Icebergs make for cool summer recreation
• In-state pipeline cost pegged at $7.5 billion
• Dancers leading the qayaqs to the launch. If you missed this today- July 13 at 2:30 culture camp students from the Aleutian Pribilof Islands will be launching and presenting.
• The 39 Steps at ACT Opens This Friday!
• Presentation and blessing in the Talking Circle.
• Qayaq launch today. Beautiful day!
• Flooding Yellowstone River hampers oil cleanup
• Roof fire at Spenard strip mall forces brief evacuation
• Villagers search for man overboard in Goodnews Bay
• Helicopter pilot, 2 passengers are unhurt after crash
• Anchorage celebrates Independence Day
• Qayaq Blessing and Launch today at 1:00 p.m. Master boat builder Mike Livingston and Andrew Abyo will share how they built the watercraft and how they were built traditionally. Beautiful sunny day for the launch!
• Olympic teammates duel on Mount Marathon
• Lieutenant governor focuses on research, Arctic, oil
• Suspect in assault leads troopers on 4-wheeler chase
• Man disappears after late night jet ski trip on Harding Lake
• Alaska troopers fatally shoot Palmer man
• Search launched for man overboard in choppy waters
• Kikkan Randall wins women's Mount Marathon
• Exploring Mount Marathon
• Group reaching out to art collectors on a budget
• Alaska-bound cruises from Seattle will decline in 2011
• New ombudsman starts clearing backlog
• Teams gauge oil spill on Yellowstone River as Exxon says damage limited
• 37 years later, Spencer still king of Mount Marathon
• Moon rocks: from space to center stage in court
• Subscription produce business is booming
• Lawmakers antsy for progress on pipeline
• Mat-Su school superintendent dies after knee surgery
• Healing and grateful
• One that didn't get a weigh estimated at 466 pounds
• Shell gets draft EPA air permits for Arctic drilling
• Dates set for new Kott, Kohring trials
• Judge strikes down Alaska law targeting online porn
• Gunshot victim in critical condition; suspect charged
• Missing climber found dead on McKinley
• As expected, Parnell vetoes $400 million from $3.2 billion state capital budget
• Pipeline study looks at low flow issues
• Mechanical factors may have led to driver confusion in accident
• Catching some air on a breezy afternoon
• Juneau man cited for feeding black bears
• ACT's The 39 Steps Opens next Friday July 8
• State plans to aggressively market energy drilling leases
• Searchers find no sign of solo Denali climber last seen Monday
• Judge backs scientists in polar bear ruling
• Scorpion stings passenger on Anchorage-bound jetliner
• Prisoner found guilty of sexual abuse in Anchorage jail
• Land, warehouse seized in drug bust put up for auction
• Set off fireworks for Fourth and police'll come knocking
• On a summer day in Barrow, Alaska
• Troopers find body in Southwestern Alaska lake
• Farmer's market opens at Northway Mall
• Shell president optimistic on Arctic, anxious to explore
• Parnell budget vetoes top $400 million
• Morning fire destroys popular Peninsula ice cream stop
• Coastal zone management is dead. Now what?
• USGS boosts estimate of Cook Inlet natural gas reserves
• Palin visits Iowa but still won't say if she's running
• Helicopter pilot killed trying to herd plastic-wrapped bull
• Snowy owl returns to hunting over the tundra
• House to consider coastal program
• Ruling backs city in $50 million fight over utility fees
• John Baker, current Iditarod Champion interviewed today at the Center. Come check out Qipmigaq daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.
• Poll indicates Alaskans would vote for Obama over Palin
• Schools chief Comeau announces retirement
• Chopper pilot's battle with bull caused fatal crash, report says
• Mayor exepcted to receive rewritten city zoning code
• Health officials tie illnesses to raw milk at Valley farm
• Grand jury indicts ex-whaling official
• Pilot killed, passenger hurt in plane crash near Beluga Lake
• 6 safe after boat starts taking on water in Valdez Narrows
• Skepticism about compromise hangs over special session
• Blagojevich convicted of corruption by Chicago jury
• Former Alabama governor hurt in Alaska motorcycle crash
• Whale, plankton move across Northwest Passage into Atlantic
• School District advised to keep math program
• Tug sinks in Bering Sea east of St. Paul Island; crew rescued
• Police cite driver error as likely cause of fatal parade accident
• Anchorage moose's life is a bed of roses
• China, US counting on Alberta's huge oil sand reserves
• Businessman charged with 10 counts of abusing minors
• Tugboat sinks in Bering Sea; crew safe on barge
• Car hits, kills marcher in PrideFest parade
• Survivor to recall deadly '54 Denali climb and rescue
• Lawmakers work to round up votes on coastal program
• Political test may apply to health research
• Company hopes to establish Alaska mine by 2015
• Pedestrian killed by car during Pridefest parade
• Unexploded shell found in Kake is a blast from past
• Enjoying Alaska -- on its way to Louisville
• Sullivan administration seeks to trim boards, commissions
• Anchorage man sentenced to 50 years in stabbing death
• Judge rules Miller must pay state legal fees
• Anglers find their kings at Ship Creek
• Ireland ambassador wants to meet Alaska's Irish Saturday
• FBI finally arrests suspect in 2009 Anchorage bank robbery
• Park service, Sitka Tribe work to save popular crafters space
• Lawmakers again weigh special session
• Bomb in Tlingit village draws attention to 1869 Navy attack
• Kyle in the Unangax Ulax presenting information about the culture and the home. Beautiful day for a visit!
• Feds file Clean Water Act complaint against Unalaska
• Tsunami warning for Aleutians canceled after 7.3 quake
• Challenging Mount Alyeska
• In the front seat, a calm voice (with a brake pedal)
• Agency lists science 'gaps' on Arctic drilling
• Governor signs bill making synthetic marijuana illegal
• Teenager tells police she was not abducted
• New housing development under way in Eklutna
• UAF's new biological sciences programs, facilities expand
• Millrock, majors, team up on gold prospects around Alaska
• Gold estimates at Livengood mine project keeps growing
• Cell phone tower permit irks Eagle River residents
• Alaska's rare earth mineral deposits gaining interest
• UAF research looks to heart of rehab
• Former commissioner Denby Lloyd pleads guilty to DUI
• Alaska senators blast Obama over petroleum reserve release
• Seasonal workers found safe after getting lost on park hike
• Girl believed abducted found unhurt with a suspect
• Ambassadors tour Alaska for big-time networking
• Ceremony honors fallen soldiers
• Obama lays out plan for Afghanistan exit
• Homicide detectives seek help in locating 20-year-old woman
• Parnell says he is going to cut budget by $400 million
• Cook Inlet lease sale promising, state says
• Kenai River fishermen ordered out of woods
• Legislative leaders make final attempt to save coastal program
• Mike Livingston demonstrating kayaks today at the Center for guests.
• Yup'ik village site. William is a wonderful culture bearer.
• Annette Evans Smith, acting CEO giving a tour this morning for the US Department of State group.
• Ethan Petticrew, ANHC Vice President presenting to a group from the US State department today.
• We have special guests here today learning about Alaska Native cultures.
• Soldiers worked together to save a life after Flattop fall
• Police double reward for officer's shooters
• Electrical apprentice dies after shock and fall at work site
• Scientists warn oceans' marine life on 'brink of extinction'
• 2 dead, 1 rescued after fishing boat capsizes off Yakutat
• Police double the reward in search for officer's shooters
• Associates recall Grussendorf as state flags fly at half-staff
• State flags to fly at half staff in memory of former legislator
• Helicopter crew rescues soldier after he slides down Flattop
• Fire code blocks singer's concert in The Dome
• Alaska House rejects special session on coastal management
• State to pick up bills for 12 lawmakers' trips
• Anchorage July 4th Celebration
• New, starting tomorrow at the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Team Baker Tours will be presenting Qipmigaq (kip-mi-gak), an Inupiaq word meaning traveling with dogs, history of the sled dog in Alaska. Meet puppies! Learn how the indigenous people used dog
• Alaska House rejects special session on coastal management
• Alaska plans to challenge a pair of Tongass rulings
• Racers tackle Bird Ridge in Spurr Hill Climb
• NOAA swamped with Arctic data requests
• Anchorage fire officials force cancellation of Dome concert
• Wasilla soldier moved out of isolation at base brig
• Coastal zone program staffers begin looking for new jobs
• Mutton-bustin' fun at an Anchorage rodeo
• UAF researcher finds Iraq's air extremely polluted
• Neighborhood park awaits governor
• Readers share memories of Alaska dads
• Audit slams ombudsman's office as poorly run
• In marathon, winning can mean first place or just finishing
• Parnell budget vetoes due in next 2 weeks
• Three charged with illegal possession of wolf hybrids
• Event celebrates World Refugee Day in Anchorage
• Former UAA runner wins Mayor's Marathon
• Share, stock, hoard: What do you do with your fish?
• Goose Lake fun for everyone
• State Senate seeks special session
• Alaska unemployment rate increases slightly to 7.4 percent
• Dipnetter presumed drowned after slipping into Copper River
• Rescuers stand by as crew works on grounded fishing boat
• Planes nearly collide over Fairbanks airport
• Illegal immigrant ex-cop pleads guilty, reimburses state for PFDs
• Stryker survives roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Powerhouses built in Anchorage, shipped to rural communities
• Chugach Electric board OKs Fire Island wind
• House backs Young's move to bar genetically modified salmon
• Alaska-based soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Arctic ice melting faster than predicted
• Firefighters battle cabin, garage blaze outside Talkeetna
• Father's Day this Sunday - Meet Mike Livingston, Unangax and master Qayaq (kayak) builder.
• Kayaker swims to safety after craft flips on Chena River
• Memorial honors soldier found dead in his home
• Troopers test for wolf DNA at Valley business
• GOP urges speedier permitting in Alaska oil and gas reserve
• Fairbanks-based soldier killed by bomb in Afghanistan
• Alaska's delegation reports finances
• Chugach Electric OKs contract for Fire Island wind power
• Kott attorney asks to withdraw after 2nd lawyer disallowed
• Defendant guilty in Bonnie Craig murder
• Emails show Parnell was loyal to then-Gov. Palin
• Disclosures show wealth of congressional delegation
• Norovirus outbreaks hit 3 Alaska cruises
• Juneau cabbies accused of snubbing short-fare customers
• Have you enjoyed your visit to the Alaska Native Heritage Center? Please take a moment and write a review for us. We would love to share your positive experiences with others. Thank you!
• Closing arguments send trial to jurors
• Fire Island wind power project moves closer to reality
• Jihadist's exiled wife's request to visit US denied by judge
• City hosts closed-door summit to discuss port project
• Northern Edge exercise roars into action
• In Sahalee, beauty is in the eyes of a committee
• No murder weapon, no murder, defense says
• Snowmachine 'water-skipping' leaves village man dead
• Illegal immigrant ex-officer agrees to reimburse PFDs
• Ethan Petticrew, VP of Cultural and Educational Services being interviewed by Al Roker for the Today Show. Photo Credit - Roy Neese/ACVB
• 2 top managers of Permanent Fund resign, take Seattle jobs
• A widow's grief, a mother's worry, a son going to war
• Almost a month of Palin's emails missing from releases
• Judge appoints retrial attorney for flat-broke Kohring
• New legislative map forces early elections
• Loose dogs kill well-known Kenai llama named Obama
• Cooling weather slows spread of Interior Alaska wildfires
• 'Today' show broadcast from Anchorage benefits teen group
• some of the footage from this morning at the Center.
• Al Roker and the Today Show!
• Al Roker and the Today Show here at the center filming live!
• Flowers are the stars at annual Alaska Botanical Garden fair
• Supply section keeps Alaska's firefighters equipped in field
• Agriculture research operation faces ax
• Fishermen gather to intercept hooligan
• City begins cleanup of homeless camps
• Beavers get tough defending their turf
• Palin emails contain no bombshell, "gotcha" moments
• Missing musher found, headed to hospital
• Quinn wins Run for Women with a record field
• Climber dies of apparent heart attack on McKinley
• Bartlett graduate wins NCAA shot put championship
• Jury sees video interview with Bonnie Craig slaying suspect
• $50,000 bail set for man accused of beating girl
• Palin emails show concern for her image
• Great News! Watch for the Alaska Native Heritage Center on the Today Show on NBC Monday morning!
• Obama commits disaster funds for flooded Kuskokwim villages
• Alaska could see another record in coal exports this year as production grows
• Pebble again on the ballot - for now - in Lake & Pen Borough
• EPA won't seek national review on Tanana bridge project
• Alaska filmmaker, son chronicle trip around the world
• Park Service official apologizes in Eagle for rangers' actions
• Bonnie Craig murder defendant: 'I grew up fighting all my life'
• Man accused of beating girl released from hospital, arrested
• Derelict hotel is moldering in Midtown
• Oil prices rise on concerns about future supplies
• Man accused of beating girl released from hospital, arrested
• Alaska poised to release 2,400 pages of Palin emails
• Search for missing musher halted
• Fire officials warn of extremely dry conditions in Interior
• Scientists find record level of shellfish toxin
• EPA signs off on $190 million Tanana River railroad bridge
• Youth theater group celebrates 30 years
• No tickets yet for drivers giving money to panhandlers
• City readies to sweep through, close homeless campsites
• Suspect in chalet burglary nabbed after car gets stuck
• Police search for witness in suspicious death last week
• Judges seem receptive to health overhaul challenge
• Cost of special session on capital budget near $1 million
• Crews keep fire away from homes, pipeline
• Activist's lawsuit against Palin moved to federal court
• Bottoms up after rough Lake Hood landing
• Trooper charged with DUI in state vehicle
• Redistricting plan called flawed a day after it's approved
• Three rescued off McKinley after individual encounters
• Suspect in girl's beating sought help
• Hastings fire moves within 3 miles of subdivision
• Cause of power outage in downtown Anchorage unknown
• 4 Anchorage-based soldiers killed in Afghanistan identified
• Man's violence erupts on a Midtown street
• Bear finds a treat before police chase him off
• Panel approves new district boundaries for Legislature
• Residents advised to begin moving away from wildfire
• State plans to release Palin emails in Juneau on Friday
• Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans this Wednesday Only
• Check our our new High School program for the summer season. Next session begins in July. Application online.
• New this summer Qayaq presentation at the Unangax village sites daily at 1:00. We are open everyday 9 am - 5 pm. Beautiful day today!
• State plans to release Palin emails in Juneau on Friday
• Girl, 7, severely beaten by thief, police say
• Country star's Alaska shows still planned despite house fire
• Marine mammal deaths bring NOAA investigators to Skagway
• Dogs join troopers, volunteers in hunt for missing musher
• Alaska Baseball fans remember Lefty
• Crews slowly gaining ground in fighting Alaska wildfires
• Two drown in stormy Tustumena Lake
• Baby moose check out strange new world
• State policy leads beluga team to remove Alaska scientists
• Managing wildlife encounters keeps biologist busy
• Crews try to protect pipeline, buildings from spreading fire
• Musher's truck found near Denali Highway
• Alaska-based soldiers killed in Afghanistan
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• 2,500 soccer players converge on Anchorage
• UA regents approve new $109 million sports arena at UAA
• Crews work to keep wildfire north of Chatanika
• Scientists love their prehistoric garbage in northwest Alaska
• Kott gets legal aid as feds move ahead with new corruption trial
• Edwards faces federal charges over financing of affair cover-up
• Missing Talkeetna musher's friends prepare to search
• Electrical fire leaves village without power, drinking water
• Roadside bomb kills Alaska soldier in Afghanistan
• Alaska housing costs buck national trend
• Troops head north for training
• Jurors see once-missing video of Bonnie Craig crime scene
• Homer couple presses hobby into growing bottled business
• 2011 Global Foods Alaska Event Agenda
• Soldotna hosts global buyers, suppliers at GFA 2011
• Global Food Alaska's 2011 Award Semi-Finalists
• Joe Miller sets up committees endorsing limited government
• Chatanika River fire quickly doubles in size, threatens cabins
• Medical examiner doubts fall killed Craig
• Police investigate death of young Anchorage man
• Alaska Air Guard heads for Afghanistan
• Soldier found guilty of murdering wife, baby
• Staph infections plague Providence infant care unit
• Former APD officer accused of ID theft pleads guilty
• Alaskans call on TSA official to make screening changes
• Woman fights off attacker on coastal trail, police say
• Crews attack a wildfire burning 20 miles west of McCarthy
• Obama abandons plan for increasing wildland protections
• Soldier found guilty of murdering wife, baby
• With no agreement coastal zone program appears 'dead'
• Helpless in Airport Heights as a neighbor loses her grip
• Popular dog park develops some problems
• State getting ready to release Palin emails
• Alaska wildfire season heats up; 58 active fires in state
• Alaska Democrats are seeking a new executive director
• Inlet-bound oil rig diverted to Canada
• Partial solar eclipse visible Wednesday in northern Alaska
• Auditions for The 39 Steps this Wed. at 7pm
• Lake Otis reopened after gas line break
• Alaska's "National Treasure"
• VA secretary learns what 'rural' means for Alaska veterans
• Expired: City parking's about to change
• US needs greater Arctic presence, admiral advises
• Palin bus tour leaves Washington -- but for where?
• Southeast Coast Guard cutter commander relieved of duty
• Interior Alaska wildfire grows to 16,000 acres
• On Memorial Day, remembering the fallen
• Fall off dock kills toddler at Big Lake
• Teen dies while camping with friends along Knik River
• Mystery surrounds sub lost in Aleutians during WWII
• Fairbanks man falls from canoe, drowns in pond
• Governor says he'll pursue oil tax cut to raise production
• Former TV skipper pleads guilty in fatal Peninsula crash
• Senate leader says special session on hold
• Palin joins 'Rolling Thunder' to launch East Coast tour
• Actor and permit woes trail drilling rig headed for Inlet
• Two musk ox calves separated from herd rescued on Slope
• Unnemployment is high for veterans as they return home
• Deadline for state redistricting nearing
• Former safety commissioner puts Troopergate behind him
• King salmon tricke into Ship Creek
• Child hit by vehicle on Spenard dies
• Special session once again
• Jack-up rig headed to Cook Inlet despite legal red tape
• Sniffing out a menace
• Guide identified as one of the fatalities on Mount McKinley
• Lawmakers are buying tickets for trip back to Juneau
• Fiery Chugiak plane crash kills all five aboard
• School projects get under way
• Parnell calls on feds to increase rare earths effort
• U.S. State Department bringing ambassadors to Alaska
• State begins effort to smooth permitting process for oil
• General: Strong military presence in Alaska will continue
• Permitting work begins on Foothills West road to Umiat
• JetBlue partners with state cargo carriers
• Thief charged with threatening juror
• NTSB: No definitive cause determined in fatal Stevens plane crash
• Gov denounces 'bad faith' in coastal management talks
• Bluegrass festival warned to keep crowd under 500
• Man faces assault charge after Anchorage road rage incident
• Judge cuts bail to $75,000 for woman accused of child abuse
• Palin plans US bus tour amid buzz over her 2012 plans
• Parnell plans big cuts to Legislature's capital budget
• 2 more climbers dead, 2 hurt in Denali fall
• Palin signals her ambition and reluctance for White House run
• Wounded defendant's memory or loss of it is focus of trial
• Legislature close to special session on coast management
• Police sweep through homeless camps
• Senators, courts tell VA to reduce veteran suicides
• Two climbers dead in Denali-area avalanche
• Crew recalls frightening hour before luxury yacht sank
• A tour through the broken heart of Joplin
• Polar bear cub's mother found, but they won't be reunited
• Lawmakers polled on session to address coastal management
• Defense attorney says someone else shot Lynch family
• Joplin digs out; twisters hit Kansas, Oklahoma
• Palmer settles federal case over use of airport funding
• Mandatory ID checks for alcohol sales OK'd
• Alaska Structures 'Energy Efficient' Product Developments
• JetBlue celebrates new service to Anchorage
• Justice Department rejects Weyhrauch reimbursement
• State officials seek more time to release Palin emails
• Graffiti artist Meno finally caught in action, police say
• Stevens plane crash leaves NTSB puzzled
• Heavy load, rough seas worried one clammer
• City police start sweep, post warnings at 5 homeless camps
• Alaska lawmaker seeks to save coastal management
• Moose with calves attacks Palmer woman in her yard
• MTS Gallery goes out with a party
• Cop outed as illegal immigrant will plead guilty to fraud
• Ex-aide describes opportunistic Sarah Palin in new memoir
• Tornadoes batter central US; multiple fatalites reported
• Building seems lost; legislators seek offices
• Sealaska land deal hearing in Congress this week
• Hundreds welcome champion Aces home
• Tlingit leader Walter Soboleff dies at 102
• Boat sinks north of Kodiak; Coast Guard rescues five
• Deadly tornado sweeps through North Minneapolis
• Alaska avoids medical marijuana prosecutions
• Ambassadors rescued from besieged embassy in Yemen
• Signs of abuse weren't pursued by authorities
• Alaska Aces win their second Kelly Cup
• Portraits: Alaska fighters conclude their season
• Firefighters battling wildfire outside Fairbanks
• Skiff overloaded in fatal accident
• Aces take 3-1 series lead with Game 4 win
• Amsterdam in Anchorage
• A plan to ease summer parking at Glen Alps
• Lawmakers get OK to reject hike in office allowance
• Al-Qaida eyed tankers as bomb targets
• Revised draft for Chukchi Sea leases released
• Fire burns 5 to 10 acres near Rabbit Creek Shooting Park
• Customs officers nab $1.2 million in heroin
• Coast Guard launches search for overdue sailboat
• Bacon on the trails for Bike to Work Day
• Seafood, minerals lead record year for exports from Alaska
• Coastal management program, giving state clout in OCS, to expire
• Inupiats file suit against broad designation of polar bear critical habitat in Arctic
• Italian becomes second recent death on Mt. McKinley
• McCain amendment on ANC 8(a) contracts voted down
• Legislature kills Pebble study, will examine permit system
• Mining funds both sides of Alaska's resource debate
• Capital budget vetoes likely, but contractors will stay busy this summer
• Nuna vs. Nunamta in Southwest showdown
• Growing U-Med area may need new road
• When it comes to penalty killing, Aces are on top of the game
• Obama pushes Alaska oil, but measures may take years
• Pop quiz: Rules of the road for cyclists
• Craig's boyfriend tells court of 'very serious' relationship
• Dead clam diggers were from out of state
• Aces get Winged in Kalamazoo
• Julia O'Malley: Four-legged guardian
• Defense disputes state evidence in Bonnie Craig case
• Dion defense attorney attacks state's murder evidence
• Bodies of 2 missing clammers found
• Army identifies soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan
• Woman charged with abuse of adopted children
• State Supreme Court justice nominated to US appeals court
• Ketchikan artist Troll receives $25,000 Rasmuson award
• Beautiful Spring day today at the Center. Perfect for a visit and a walk around the village sites.
• 3 clam diggers found dead in Cook Inlet
• Nome bear-mauling victim recovering in Seattle hospital
• Ace earns money where he isn't welcome with 'greasy goal'
• Prosecution says DNA points to suspect
• BP, Conoco drop bid to build Alaska gas line
• Prosecution presents case in Craig murder trial
• Interior secretary reaffirms commitment to Alaska drilling
• Last Chance to See Pump Boys & Dinettes. Magic Showcase Sat.
• The home-ice advantages of Kalamazoo's Wings Stadium
• Grizzly mauling victim in Seattle hospital
• Three survive early-morning medevac crash near Atqasuk
• 3 Alaska-based soldiers killed by bomb in Afghanistan
• Visitor center at Portage ready for the season
• Legislature's final budget goes up against governor's veto
• Italian climber killed in fall on Mount McKinley
• Racers face off against the falcon for charity
• Bear mauling victim hospitalized in Seattle
• Busted, then grounded: Valdez tour captain has 'year from hell'
• Trump says he won't run for GOP presidential nomination
• Numbers don't lie: Aces' playoff run has been spectacular
• Aces win 3-2 in OT; lead series 2-0
• Adjournment may doom coastal management program
• Researchers try beads to fool thieving sperm whales
• Agency to close wait list for low-income housing vouchers
• Tough love for your closet
• Donley wins her eighth Gold Nugget Triathlon
• Aces win first game of Kelly Cup finals with 5-0 shutout
• Anchorage port project mired in cost, construction woes
• The long goodbye for Afghanistan deployment
• Alaska Senate leaders want a conference on the budget
• Firefighters battle blaze and the wind
• Climbers in McKinley rescue bid identified
• Obama to ease way for drilling in NPR-A
• House OK's big capital budget
• Come on, son, the game's over
• Aces veterans lead by example
• Rescue at 19,500 feet ties McKinley record
• Church deacon is accused of sexual abuse of a minor
• Native groups sue feds over polar bear critical habitat
• Boy, 13, dies after running into traffic
• Newest SeaLife Center resident makes video debut
• Committee seat gives Begich option to see bin Laden photos
• Scaled-back plan issued for port
• More visitors expected, but fuel prices might dampen trips
• Anchorage to see robust summer construction season
• State legislature approves operating, mental health budgets
• Coastal management bill still in play as session end nears
• GCI revenue up 8 percent, Terra project ahead of schedule
• Senate, House work to resolve capital budget
• Young entrepreneur builds global firm
• Anchorage gets stylish public housing
• High-altitude rescue launched on McKinley
• Population of Alaska older, more diversified
• Eight men indicted in Anchorage slayings
• Senate president: Special session could end soon
• Kuskokwim floodwaters recede, but threat remains downriver
• Larry Carr, pioneering Alaska grocer, dies in Anchorage
• House members hope for adjournment by weekend
• 8 men indicted in Anchorage killings
• Julia O'Malley: 'I want my park back'
• Former legislator to leave custody, join startup PR firm
• Kuskokwim flooding surprises villagers
• Familiar faces in Kelly Cup Finals
• Governor opposes Senate's coastal management plan
• Not so fast gardeners: Cool weather expected tonight
• Anchorage cyclist dies in hospital after collision with car
• Black bears that attack people may see them as potential meal
• ACT Announcements Message
• Ex-Palin aide is complying with state on emails, attorney says
• Report faults captain in tugboat grounding
• Volunteers help rescued dogs toward a new life
• Kuskokwim ice jam forces village evacuation
• Senate set to advance capital budget plan
• State probes possible wrongful use of emails
• Biologists fish for answers about the trout in Hidden Lake
• Long after Stevens crash, mourning another fallen star
• Diplomats choose Alaska first for destination this summer
• Heritage center welcomes season with dance
• Judge extends restraining order against alleged Palin stalker
• Trash cans hold strong during Bear Aware
• Palmer pastor, wife killed by SUV while walking in Arizona
• New Alaska Native Heritage Center app is available for download on Itunes. Check it out!
• Beautiful photos! We are now open daily from 9 am - 5 pm.
• Thank you to everyone that made our Mother's Day and Opening day celebration a success! Thank you for the 2500+ guests that visited yesterday.
• Knife-wielding man shot by police dies
• Redistricting board director dies suddenly
• Obama says 'getting our man' outweighed mission risks
• Lack of April showers will be tough on May flowers
• Palin seeks extension of order against accused stalker
• Mat-Su ferry: two ports, zero landings
• Lepquinm Gumilgit Gagoadim performing on stage.
• Mabel Pike sharing her life story today.
• Dancers on stage in the Gathering Place -Imamsuat.
• Bird TLC presenting the Golden Eagle today
• Kids Art area making visors and beading.
• Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancer on stage now. Other dance groups today- Tlingit and Haida, King Island and more!
• Welcoming our first guests for Mother's Day today! We are open until 5:00 pm and it is Free for everyone. Kids art activities, Alaska Native Dancing, Joy Harjo will sing, Mabel Pike will be presenting her life stoy, Alaska Native artists selling th
• Police investigate shooting in Mountain View; one wounded
• There's more to some mothers than their children can know
• NORAD eyes rescue ability in a busier Arctic Ocean
• Mat-Su ferry: Floating 'sports car' looks for job
• Explosives detonation rattles Trapper Creek
• Candid videos show rare view of an unkempt bin Laden
• Dozens of homes evacuated after dynamite discovery
• Assembly to listen, possible rule, on mandatory ID checks
• Not alone on the lane
• Paying tribute to state's fallen officers
• Host invites curious to Anchorage's spookiest places
• Stealth helicopters kept under wraps until bin Laden raid
• Coast Guard helicopter rescues 2 after their plane crashes
• Police investigate state trooper following collision in April
• Legislature approves operating, mental health budgets
• ACS posts second consecutive quarter of revenue growth
• State's workplace deaths down, crabbing still most dangerous job
• Legislative impasse continues; House, Senate trade charges
• Entrepreneurs pitch business plans in UA contest
• Mining increases economic clout across state, industry says
• Lemonade Day adds new element to stand business
• Looking forward to Sunday - opening day.
• Al-Qaida vows revenge on US for killing of bin Laden
• Oxygen worries aboard F-22 fighters prompt Air Force stand-down
• Troubled Goose Creek prison won't get startup funds yet
• Mabel will share her life story on Sunday 3:00
• Grace Christian Grizzlies playing up to their potential
• Governor critical to speeding session's end, senator says
• Opening children's eyes
• Mat-Su prison won't get start-up funds
• Gun control group targets gun shop in 2006 Juneau murder
• Olive Garden applies for building permit
• Obama pays respects at 9/11 ground zero
• 22 winning tickets in Nenana Ice Classic bring $15,366 each
• Open today and tomorrow from 12:00 noon - 3:00 pm Free Admission for our "dress rehearsal" for opening day. Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancers, village site tours and lots more. We are hosting hundreds of school children today and Chugach
• Kincaid Park lead cleanup could start by middle of this month
• Ice goes out on Tanana River; tripod tips at 4:24 p.m. AST
• For graduates, wisdom from predecessors
• For once, what could go wrong, didn't
• Middle-schoolers design park improvements
• Show America what you pay for gasoline, Begich tells Alaskans
• Anchorage revives campaign to deter street panhandlers
• Mother's Day- hear Mabel Pike's life story, mother, Tlingit elder, ANHC board member, artist and wonderful woman will share her memories. 3:00 pm on Sunday, May 8th.
• Obama won't release photos of bin Laden
• Pump Boys and Dinettes at ACT!
• Tiny Alaska towns spend big on government lobbyists
• Jury rejects self-defense claim, convicts drug dealer of murder
• BP agrees to penalty in Slope spill settlement
• So far, bill for special session $480,000
• Aces beat Victoria 3-2 for second playoff series sweep
• Shell to propose new Arctic offshore drilling
• House could pass its own capital budget, speaker says
• Teen rescued, jailed after Fairbanks ice floe voyage
• Public housing gets a more stylish look
• President says US team has killed bin Laden
• Aces beat Salmon Kings to lead playoff series 3-0
• House rejects Senate offer for a cooling-off period on budget
• Hunters' polar bear trophies are put on ice
• West High graduate Hardy drafted by NFL
• Polar bear cub rescued at Alaska oil field
• UAA track team shines at Heart Run
• Woman indicted in longtime roommate's slaying
• Necessary toughness
• It's not madness if there's snow on the hill
• No end in sight for budget gridlock
• Someone else's discarded paint can be on your walls
• Whittier harbor dredging stirs oil spilled by '64 tidal waves
• 7-month-old is youngest 'mended heart' in Heart Run
• Tempers flare over budget at House hearing in Anchorage
• BP heavy-oil pilot well starts production
• William and Kate celebrate historic wedding
• Alaskans indicted in scheme to traffic bear hides, walrus tusks
• Ex-law clerk sentenced to 4-year term on porn charges
• Legislature schedules Anchorage hearing today
• Early morning ice fall kills Alaska Range climber in tent
• Other issues in tangle of disagreements that bog down special session
• New trucking regs could raise prices in Alaska
• Fort Knox mine reaches milestone, 5M ounces of gold
• Local media group enters into online discount business
• Nordaq completes gas well, plans surface facilities
• Utilities look to renewables as natural gas dwindles
• Senators still debating contingency language in budget
• Hundreds dead as tornadoes devastate Southern US
• Crowds build in London for royal wedding
• Anchorage-based airman killed in Afghanistan identified
• 3 indicted in scheme to sell tusks, hides
• ANHC is participating in the Alaska Travel Industry Association radio blitz in Anchorage today. Spreading the word about our summer season opening, Mother's Day and giving away a few free passes to lucky listeners.
• Defendant tries to explain situation that led to shooting
• Workplace fatalities fall sharply in Alaska
• Parnell says he won't use veto to punish legislators
• Anchorage rainbows begin with orange
• Alaska church abuse film to be shown Thursday
• Alaska-based airman is 1 of 8 killed in Kabul's airport
• Feds' worst-case Arctic oil spill far exceeds planning estimate
• House GOP blames Senate for impasse
• Yup'ik scholar dies at 76
• After 10 days in session, no sign of legislative progress
• Passport application exposed policeman's identity
• Musk ox calf receives some human-style mothering
• Lots of new faces here this week. Our summer staff have begun training- learning about culture, history, dance, art and much more! Very exciting to be opening our doors to visitors from around the world very soon for the summer season.
• Juneau fishing guide pleads no contest to Montana poaching
• Man shot in face; police hunt suspect
• Pump Boys and Dinettes Opens this Friday at ACT!
• Man with schizophrenia sentenced for 2007 murder
• All-or-nothing budget gets Senate debate
• Wasilla man calls police, reports himself for dangerous driving
• Outdoor Life gives Kodiak a little love: No. 4 for sportsmen
• Parnell may test legality of capital budget language
• Vehicle suspected in fatal hit-and-run found
• Lunch break makes long trip seem shorter
• Work proceeds on controversial land transfer in Southeast
• Special session forces delay in Norway trip
• Samoan Assembly celebrates church expansion
• Kenai man defiant after fine for feeding moose through window
• Judge says trooper couldn't have sniffed out marijuana
• Governor's mansion receives a makeover before centennial
• End of Anchorage emissions testing awaits EPA approval
• Simple helmet fix would better protect US ground troops
• Habitat for Humanity and Keller Williams Realty
• The hunt was on for Easter eggs in Eagle River
• Animal activists want test chimps retired at a sanctuary
• Motorist fatally injures pedestrian, flees
• West High graduate Hardy awaiting the call from NFL
• Wind farm struggles to sign up energy utilities
• Slush Cup says goodbye winter, hello spring
• South threats circulate faster than District can respond
• Budget remains an impasse after House adjourns today
• Spring fever strikes in Alaska
• Ghost bike memorial pedals into DOT headwind
• Anchorage officer charged with passport fraud
• Spill cleanup experts worry about offshore Arctic drilling
• Special session is headed for Week 2
• We are looking for help translating our tours into different languages - French, German and Japanese please. If you know of anyone that would be willing to help us for our new app and audio tour that would be great! Thank you.
• Family of Alaskan killed by tsunami visits destruction zone
• Alaska unemployment rate drops to lowest in 2 years
• Senate, House remain at odds over budget
• Air quality plummets, especially in morning
• Going out on top
• Mining Briefs
• Beluga designation won't have much impact
• Coastal Villages seeks Seward as new home port for fleet
• Groupon attracting new faces to Anchorage businesses
• Murkowski defends 8(a), sees lack of support for changes
• Anchorage homebuilding sees slow recovery, uncertainty
• Emissions tests will last until 2012
• Coastal management decision goes to the wire in Juneau
• Budget standoff continues in Juneau
• Northern Dynasty looks to sell Pebble stake
• Local firm takes mapmaking software worldwide
• School workers fired after alleged thefts
• Housemates' dispute ends in fatal West Anchorage shooting
• Bore tides are rolling up Turnagain Arm
• NTSB releases reports from investigation of Stevens crash
• Pump Boys and Dinettes Opens a Week from Friday at ACT
• Aces win, take 3-0 series lead
• Eagle River students get a taste of Army life
• Gulf spill effects linger like Exxon Valdez
• Rescuers pull woman and dog from University Lake
• Boy's threats worry South High community
• Boston doctor pleads guilty to planning sex with child
• Group sues for records in closed Young investigations
• Special session a bit of a bore, lawmakers say
• House party welcomes the Buddhist New Year
• Parnell won't cut deal over possible vetoes
• Assembly members sworn in; Ossiander elected
• Murkowski defends Native contracts worth billions
• Troopers recovering body of man near Bird Creek area
• Alaska-based soldier was among 5 killed in Afghanistan
• Crop damage by bison prompts farmers' call for fences
• Urban chickens come out of the shadows
• Smoldering mattress starts fire in south-side apartment block
• Governor to Senate: Pass capital budget
• Sun, pull of gravity equal fun on Flattop
• Soldier wounds wife while cleaning .45-caliber handgun
• BP looks strong a year after Gulf of Mexico oil spill
• Special session could last more than a week
• Veterans museum opens downtown
• Lawmakers approach Parnell on budget as special session opens
• Traini remarks in video threaten his Assembly chairmanship
• Check your local listings to see the new documentary.
• Legislature called into special session
• Bankrupt hunter's trophies sold at auction
• Rash of 241 tornadoes kills 44 across the South
• Snowmachiner rescued from Nelchina Glacier crevasse
• Legislature at impasse as deadline looms
• Tiny reindeer calf receives special attention
• Civil War's last shots were fired in the Bering Sea
• Aces goalie Coleman delivers another shutout
• Legislators expect to work past 90-day limit
• FDA claims no need to test Pacific fish for radioactivity
• Yankee trader influenced Alaska art, science, business
• Alaska's future? Senators don't care
• Aces win playoff opener
• Legislature will miss Sunday deadline
• Committee kills ban on cellphones while driving
• The common spaces become uncommon
• Park service reconsiders rules for Yukon boat inspections
• Supplemental spending bill complicates budget negotiations
• Weyhrauch wants feds to pay his legal fees
• Imprisoned killer wants her case reconsidered
• Alaska Redistricting Board releases 2 draft plans
• BP agrees with Conoco on investments if oil tax cuts pass
• Troopers arrest village man who chased, shot dog
• Popular Anchorage salmon derby will take a year off
• Budget battle headed for special session, lawmakers predict
• New verse for Alaska state song gets OK from House committee
• Windstorms allow golfers to swing into spring
• A noise in the night, a dog on the doorstep
• State capital budget reaches historic levels
• Alaska ranks high in rate of criminals returning to prison
• Sullivan proposes city budget increase
• House GOP aims to reduce EPA authority over Arctic drilling
• Senate committee shelves Parnell plan to cut oil tax
• Obama deficit attack includes spending cuts, taxes on rich
• Alaska's "MIX" project
• Assembly postpones decision on purchase of wind power
• Legislators pursue new Anchorage building
• Legislature turns to budget in waning days of the session
• State removes 'ghost bike' tribute to cyclist
• Notable Alaskan Rasmuson turns 100
• Responsible investing groups zero in on Pebble Mine
• 'Deadliest Catch' returns
• Fishing council wants to cap trawl bycatch of king salmon
• New procedures may let city clear homeless camps
• 3 ML&P board members quit, citing lack of authority
• Stevens: Senate won't be 'bullied' on tax bill
• Anchorage man safe after falling through ice into lake
• Game Board approves ban on use of stun guns on wildlife
• Man's body found in the woods near Arctic Boulevard
• City looks to save on vehicle maintenance
• Remorseful minister to be confined for traffic fatality
• Surplus dealer disappears after militia arrests
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Critics fault retired Justice O'Connor over ethics
• 2 charged with killing man in homeless camp
• $1.4M in federal funds OK'd for Knik bridge
• Boeing 737s face new scrutiny after ripped fuselage
• Sun pops up, and Arctic Man racers roar
• 'Common space' events showcase international designs
• 'Frontline' documents Catholic church's apologies for abuse
• Tau Dance Theater preforms Poli'ahu
• Ready for our Theater Festival opening at 10 am - 5 pm. Free Admission, Saturday, April 9th.
• Conoco CEO pledges increased investment if tax break passes
• Alaska workers face furloughs as federal shutdown looms
• Critical habitat finalized for Cook Inlet belugas
• Body in homeless camp was homicide victim
• Judicial Council nominee withdraws
• State expects $3.4 billion in new oil revenues due to price increases
• Alaska 21st-worst in nation in bridge infrastructure, report says
• Direct marketing brings challenges as well as rewards
• State capital budget about to emerge as Legislature enters final week
• State expects $3.4B in new oil revenues due to price increases
• Railroad financial report upbeat despite slight drop in net income
• Corps delays contracts due to federal budget haggling
• Senate leaders defend their go-slow stance on oil tax reform
• Lawmakers want proof TransCanada project is viable
• Latest TV talent search is coming to Anchorage next week
• Native firms defend contracting preference
• Arctic Man aiming for big screen
• Fort Wainwright soldiers headed to Afghanistan
• Storm causing havoc across much of Alaska
• Performing Arts presentation today for hundreds of school children today and tomorrow. Presentation open to the public on Saturday.
• Oil price brings state $3.4 billion surplus
• School District ponders next move after bond defeat
• Parachutes take Humvee for a high ride
• Alaska bill would allow military to drink at age 18
• Liar's Club Night: Whoppers, Lies, and Tall Tales
• 6 attend hearing on alleged militia murder plot
• State expecting $3.4 billion surplus
• RIP Alaska
• 5 incumbents win, East Anchorage still close
• Legislature passes two bills in first 78 days
• Parnell seeks to apply public pressure on oil tax cuts
• Body of Alaska teacher found in Japan tsunami area
• Earth Family Day
• Parnell wants long-term fund for scholarships, senator balks
• Boeing engineer surprised by cracks in airplanes
• Cyclist killed in late night vehicle collision
• Soldier suspected of firing pellet gun at firefighter
• week presenting in Mat-su and ASD schools and Saturday for Theatre Festival.
• Fired Alaska worker takes case to state Supreme Court
• Bonds, Assembly and School Board seats on ballot
• Anti-union push gains momentum nationwide
• Artist describes beautiful gift of heritage
• Former state Senate president Eliason dies at 85
• TransCanada says bill may violate license
• Cable network looking for Anchorage homes
• Hot dog vendor to aid finding quake victim
• We are so lucky to work with Yaari, great article!
• Bob Sam will be telling his stories here at ANHC this Saturday.
• Airlines do better, but more passengers complain
• Sea lions fly from Europe to Seward
• Budget cuts hit Alaska farms and gardens
• Alaska Natives gain tourism foothold off beaten path
• Emails show public divided on oil industry tax cut plan
• $37 million sought for Service High remodel
• Home ice is so nice; Aces lead league, win Brabham Cup
• Don Young says no thanks to Humane Society award
• Savoonga artist to explore traditional Native tattoos
• Merry Marmot prepares Arctic Valley for spring
• Ocean may deliver broken reminder of Japanese tsunami to West Coast
• Beacon proves golden in mens' mountain rescue
• Senators give thumbs-down to controversial Parnell appointee
• Senators give thumbs-down to controversial Parnell appointee
• French challenges Parnell to debate over oil taxes
• Performing here April 9th! Come check it out Free Admission.
• Senate shoots down Mat-Su prison funds
• State calls for election changes in wake of US Senate race
• Tourism looking to stop downturn in 2011
• Oil companies tell Legislature investments lost due to taxes
• Legislators building up steam for end-of-session rush on bills
• French touts tax climate, Chamber finds claim 'disingenuous'
• Rail extension issued final EIS, awaits record of decision
• Power plant construction under way in Anchorage, planning on Kenai Peninsula
• Tidal gains ground: HEA partners with ocean power company
• Rally targets domestic violence, sexual assault
• City utility's offer for wind power critcized as low
• New edition of Alaska humor magazine out now
• Climbing duo rescued from Mount Hayes
• House OKs massive oil tax profits cut
• Rush-hour snowfall leads to crashes, delays
• A friendly reminder that today is the last day for Alaska residents to Pick, Click and Give when you apply for your PFD. Thank you for so many that already have!
• Change is brewing in city's coffee scene
• Steady oil, gas employment reported as House vote set
• Storm expected to disrupt morning rush hour traffic
• Group wants to oust three liberal Assembly members
• Measure to stop Sharia law called divisive
• Alaskans want specifics of Obama energy plan
• Last Chance to See Lend Me a Tenor
• ACT Announcements Message
• Parnell pushes oil tax cuts at Anchorage rally
• Anchorage man charged with Jewel Lake Road bank robbery
• $812 million schools budget gets Anchorage Assembly OK
• Rate of premature deaths in Alaska above national average
• Dutch Harbor monitor registers highest radiation in US
• Bethel triplets use tundra plants for skin care
• Lawmaker opposes Interior bison herd
• Parnell oil tax cut stalled out in Senate
• Rising spring temperatures bring on breakup
• Winter Arctic ice coverage tied for lowest ever recorded
• Fewer Prince William Sound shrimp means pot reduction
• Trail for ATVs helps heal Hooper Bay tundra
• Alaska No. 2 business-friendly ranking is questioned
• New Alaska reality TV: 'Brother Roadkill,' 'Mounted in Alaska'
• Army: Photos of soldiers with corpses are 'disturbing'
• Firefighting lawmaker sees no ethical conflict in tax-break bill
• 'Thursday Night at the Fights' connects
• Key House vote on Alaska oil tax cut could come this week
• Warming brings unwelcome change to Alaska villages
• Troopers resolve four separate standoffs without injuries
• Planned Parenthood fighting loss of federal funding
• More than nutrition guides school lunch menu
• Fresh quake shakes eastern Japan
• Alaska Airlines flights restored
• Aces win 4-1, clinch ECHL Western Conference
• Lobbying is big-money business in Juneau
• Book recounts career of The 'Eskimo Clark Gable'
• After five years agency fails to curb roadside bombs
• For lunch, teens rarely pick healthy options
• Computer failure cancels dozens of Alaska Air flights
• Coleman blanks Grizzlies as Aces win 10th of 11
• City has $11 million left over from last year
• State kills 9 wolves on base
• Don't Miss Lend Me a Tenor
• Breach possible at Japan's power plant
• Northwest Jesuits settle claims of sex abuse
• Woman surrenders after standoff with troopers
• Alaska ready to help largest trade partner recover
• Head of mining association slams EPA, promotes infrastructure
• Bristol Bay stakeholders, legislators discuss Pebble mine
• Legislators wrestle with annual operating costs of Goose Creek prison
• New rule makes agencies justify sole-sourcing large contracts
• Begich proposes federal coordinator for OCS
• Local isotope production to boost care
• Senators propose incentives for GTL plants
• Budget, oil tax bill pressed as session enters last weeks
• Vocational education bill amasses support from rural districts
• Toiling over taxes
• Alaska telecoms to spend $46M in 2011 for upgrades, 4G
• Proposed budget cuts funding for coastal zone management
• Parnell stands by Haase despite nominee's stance on adultery
• Parnell bid to cut oil taxes stuck in Senate
• Texas artifacts may rewrite history of migration to America
• Federal court orders new trial for Kott
• Shots fired, man dead in Mountain View apartment
• Alaska native dancing being and shared on Elmendorf Ft. Richardson Base at information tickets and tour office.
• Bail lowered for soldier accused in fatal game of gunplay
• Senate panel questions Parnell choice for judicial council
• Pilot found unhurt in airplane crash near Beluga Lake
• Alyeska hosts US Adaptive Alpine ski races
• One injury reported in apartment building fire
• Wasilla soldier pleads guilty to Afghan murders
• Del Monte recalls canteloupes in wake of salmonella scare
• Proposed $9 billion operating budget goes to Alaska Senate
• Teachers out there- still time to book a school visit to the Center with your classes!
• Libyan city feels wrath of Gadhafi
• Call after quake last word from Alaskan
• Alaska has window to develop new oil, gas, Begich says
• Aces trip Wranglers 3-2 to regain ECHL's top spot
• Musk oxen found dead after storm, tidal surge
• Anchorage police look for 2 men wanted on felony charges
• Alaska far from cache of radiation antidote
• Couple, 2 others charged in militia plot held with no bail
• Morlock's mother blames the war, Army for troubles
• Alaska showcase proposed for Vegas strip
• Legislator moves to extend film tax credit 10 years
• Bill would restrict public employee bargaining rights
• US soldiers pose for photos with corpses
• Unions, municipalities compromise on wages
• Progress reported at nuclear plants; radiation is spreading
• Judge says soldier can show he reported Afghan plot
• Language helps connect children with Sudan
• Wasilla musher collects her second Iditarod red lantern
• Two snowmachiners killed in crash
• Body recovered of skier killed in Hatcher Pass avalanche
• Do lawmakers want the Trans Alaska Pipeline?
• Workers stabilize storage pool of spent fuel
• Public broadcasting subsidies scrutinized in U.S. House
• US joins Libya attack
• Large school state basketball championships
• Pickup damages historic downtown building
• One person reported missing in Hatcher Pass avalanche
• U.S., allies launch force in Libya as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Amy Marshall Dance Company will be performing again today at 3:45pm free admission!
• Intertribal dance today at Multicultural drumming and dance festival till 5pm FREE ADMISSION!
• State, feds monitor radiation but downplay risk in US
• Alaska pipeline operator calls for political action
• Workers hope power line will cool reactors
• Golden Bears advance to the title game
• Nome to Home
• Anchorage's benzene levels high but help's on the way
• Large schools battle for state championship
• Fear over Mideast unrest raises fuel prices in Alaska
• No magic method for controlling rising state Medicaid budget
• UA board OKs new facilities in Anchorage, Soldotna
• Alaska banks gain as loan performance improves
• State's community banks concerned over new regulations
• Senate unveils strategy on capital budget: save, then spend
• Bill to change oil tax dominates 2011 legislative session
• Company looks to help rural Alaska bring in compressed oxygen
• State DOT gearing up for summer road construction
• GCI enjoys record year in 2010, predicts another in 2011
• Alaska lawmaker's bill aimed at barring Islamic Sharia law
• Homer business fire destroys commercial fishing boats
• No radioactive fallout from Japan detected so far in Alaska
• Awesome performers and free admission tomorrow!
• Off-road mushers flourish; women finish strong
• Lawmakers can't refuse increase in allowance
• Alaska to Afghanistan and back
• Soldier won't face murder charge in Russian roulette death
• New charges filed in alleged murder plot
• Governor denies suggestion that big oil influenced bill
• UN Security Council approves no-fly zone over Libya
• Japan meltdown battle could go on for weeks
• Overloading likely cause of fatal 2010 plane crash, board says
• Small schools battle for Alaska hoops titles
• Point Hope earns three-peat for boys 2A championship
• Streak snapped, but Mackey's reloading
• Alaska to receive three new radiation monitoring units
• Japan earthquake effects ripple through Alaska economy
• Performing Saturday at 2:30 Free Admission - Mulicultural Drumming & Dance Festival
• Gulf spill panel offers drilling recommendations for Arctic
• Performing on Saturday at 12:00 and again at 3:45 here from New York City!
• Big Mat-Su growth helps drive Alaska population over 700,000
• Baker wins, but others are still racing to Nome
• Workers return to stricken nuclear plant
• Former Senate candidate Miller signs with speakers bureau
• For Baker, 16th Iditarod race is sweet
• Boy, 6, kicked by moose after leaving school bus
• Anchorage doctor badly hurt in Alyeska skiing accident
• Jury finds police officer justified in 2009 shooting incident
• Weyhrauch gets suspended jail sentence, $1,000 fine
• Lend Me a Tenor at ACT
• Fire flares anew at Japanese nuclear plant
• Long a top contender, Baker finally wins the Iditarod
• The race to Nome is on
• Blackbirds smiling in big city despite tournament loss
• Weyhrauch pleads guilty to misdemeanor in corruption case
• Baker due in White Mountain shortly
• Third explosion rocks nuclear power plant
• 3 hikers rescued by helicopter after falls in Chugach Park
• Anchorage lawmaker seeks ban on political 'robocalls'
• ATTENTION! The Alaska Native Heritage Center is asking for your input! If you are a between the ages of 13-19 please complete this VERY SHORT survey to help the Center plan awesome programs. THANKS!
• Randall gives up World Cup bib
• Northwest Alaska cheers on local musher
• Data slim on how firms use state oil tax credits
• Weyhrauch plea deal drops federal felony charges
• Another performance today at the Festival
• Baker into Shaktoolik with commanding lead
• They danced beautifully. The crowd enjoyed the performance.
• ANHC Dancers on the main stage at the Honolulu Festival today.
• Japan begins to dig for dead amid nuclear crisis
• Water, power, food scarce in swaths of Japan
• Baker's tough coast dogs lead out of Kaltag
• Coastal shooting range jittery seeing more walkers, skiers
• Seawolves advance to Final Five
• No immediate radiation threat seen for Alaskans
• Baker reaches Kaltag, surprised by lead
• Rush of visitors slows warning center website
• Sled bobblehead
• Kohring corruption conviction tossed by US appeals court
• Schnuelle heads up the Yukon as most front-runners rest
• Fairbanks man plotted to kill federal judge, prosecutors say
• Coast Guard commander urges treaty ratification
• Show up for Alaska's future
• State lawmakers seem favorable toward Susitna dam project
• Legislators back to work on oil taxes, coastal management
• Survey: Most Alaska school districts can offer scholarship path
• Alaska court says tribes share custody power
• ACS posts 4Q gains, but total revenue down in 2010
• UAA wins regional construction management competition
• Major damage in Japan after 8.9 quake
• Five charged in alleged plot to kidnap, kill troopers and judge
• A trail with a view
• Rough trails awaits leaders
• Ulmer nominated as chair of Arctic Research Commission
• Parnell defends oil tax cut as job and economy booster
• Dropping of Bill Allen child sex case wasn't political, Holder says
• Task force calls for big changes in Alaska education system
• Oil tax change could cost state millions
• As layovers end, big dogs ready to race
• Wisconsin GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Canadian convicted in Alaska pipeline bomb plot deported
• Unisea to pay $1.9M for Unalaska pollution
• Alaska files lawsuit over polar bear habitat designation
• THANK YOU! As of March 4, 2011, the we know that 45 people have donated to the Alaska Native Heritage Center through the Pick. Click. Give. program. Your help makes some really incredible programs possible and accessible.
• Senator plans to raise issue of taxing oil, gas together again
• Alaska Native Heritage Center will be part of the group performing in Massachusetts. Free Admission
• Warmth, pace, illness slow some top teams
• Parnell's oil tax plan takes a beating in the Legislature
• Lend Me a Tenor Opens this Friday at ACT
• Cell phone ban clears state House committee
• Cell phone prohibition clears state House committee
• Gebhardt, down to eight dogs, calls it quits
• Soldier killed in game of Russian roulette was 8-year Army vet
• Federal officials block Alaska's plan to kill refuge wolves
• Tribes share child custody powers with state, court rules
• Alaska lawmakers call for audit of Mat-Su prison project
• ANHC Dancers have been invited to perform. There are groups are from around the Pacific Rim - Australia, New Zealand, Japan and more... A great experience for the youth.
• Police: Drinking led to Russian roulette death
• Judge refuses to force Exxon to pay for Alaska cleanup
• Oil tax structure, Mat-Su prison project concern senators
• Several mushers suffer crazy day on the trail
• Moose kicks woman who came too close in Town Square
• Swenson injured, might quit; Buser loses dogs
• Denali gas line group also will miss deadline for shipper deal
• A fine day for an easy ski tour -- or a fast race
• New Anchorage clinic begins accepting Medicare patients
• Fanfare ends; Iditarod now is all business
• Eagle River shooting leaves soldier dead
• Fishing crew rescues crew of grounded vessel
• Willow restart officially launches Iditarod 39
• Tailgate party sends Iditarod on the way
• Iditarod 39 under way in Anchorage
• Kingikmiut Singers and Dancers will perform at 12:15 today. Free Admission all day. Stop by and see us.
• Iditarod 39: What you need to know
• Judge to mull Exxon spill case for a week
• Commercial salmon bounty forecast by Alaska biologists
• Fish Board rejects new dipnet restrictions
• Alaska Airlines successful, but still remembers roots
• Wasilla cashes in on Iditarod despite losing restart
• Group forms to help Parnell promote oil tax change
• Parnell takes national spotlight to press for more oil activity
• Senators say spending cuts a must, will fight formula changes
• Murkowski speaks to lawmakers on oil, GTL
• House committee approves governor's oil tax change
• Beautiful sunshine today and forecasted again for tomorrow. Wonderful time of year to come and see our village sites, meet a dog sled team, meet Emmitt Peters, warm up and watch Attla the movie, see Kicaput dancers - all free tomorrow!
• Mackey healthy and optimistic
• Mackey's healthy and optimistic
• Exhibit puts paleontology In perspective
• Lawmakers ponder privatizing or scrapping Mat-Su prison
• States must implement health overhaul during appeals
• Anchorage police catch murder suspect
• Countdown to the Iditarod: Vets check dogs
• Getting ready for Saturday - Emmitt Peters flying into Anchorage today, Marge is gathering items for agutuk, lots to do. It is going to be a fun day with free admission for everyone. Thank you to Target for supporting ANHC and our events.
• ANHC is accepting applications for summer positions! Apply here and join our team!
• Celebrated Alaska poet Haines dead in Fairbanks at 86
• Alaska-Canada caribou herd rebounds, survey shows
• UAA women overcome 19-point deficit, win semifinal by 2
• Early data indicate a 2010 crime decline in Anchorage
• Mat-Su schools report some success in battling obesity
• Peninsula dipnetting rules up for board action today
• Mat-Su prison under fire, maybe mothballs
• Weimar returned to Florida to face sexual battery charges
• Kiwi just a rookie at the age of 65
• ACT's Lend Me a Tenor Opens Next Week; Auditions for Pump Boys and Dinettes
• New app for the Alaska Native Heritage Center will launch in May! Cultural information, guided tours, cultural scavenger hunts and a lot more. Sharing information and stories world wide through modern technology.
• Alaska senators back fed budget stopgap
• High court OKs military funeral protests by anti-gay church
• Native arts market honors volunteer
• Police help corral loose reindeer near Glenn Highway
• Court to hear arguments Friday on Exxon Valdez payment
• Legislature revisits curbing chatty drivers
• Alaska legal analysis backs health overhaul
• Drug testing returns to the Iditarod, with a twist
• Commercial fish species expand range into the Arctic
• King and the Iditarod: View from the sidelines
• Bill OKs campaigning on state-paid trips
• Young guns ready to challenge their elders on race to Nome
• Intruders shoot Mountain View man, girlfriend injured
• Alaska house approves cannabinoid ban
• Obama makes health care concessions to governors
• Foreclosing on Alaska's future
• 4 injured in early morning mobile home fire in Anchorage
• Lance Mackey, the musher with all the magic
• Lawsuit claims policeman not justified in shooting youth
• Alaska lawmakers rack up the travel costs
• Fierce winds close Valdez port
• Rondy leader Streeper out after incident
• Pilot, trailblazer join the Iditarod Hall of Fame
• Town readies for battle to recall legislator
• Streeper leaps into lead on day 2 of Rondy race
• Looking for normal: Life with cystic fibrosis
• Huntington-Olds team wins the Iron Dog snowmachine race
• Drilling advocates dominate hearing
• Man facing nine-year sentence allowed to leave state
• Come visit us at Meet the World in Anchorage located at the Anchorage Museum.
• Wild Iron Dog headed for close finish tonight
• Mushin' mission from Russian Mission
• Parnell claims administration openly hostile to oil states
• Alaska hate-crime expansion criticized as too broad
• Without the airport pat-down, what then?
• Anchorage man pleads guilty to murder in 2007 stabbing
• Heavy snow in Interior brings hazardous driving conditions
• Senator: Alaska has options amid world turmoil
• Begich not bashful about securing fisheries chairmanship
• Legislators propose to set up state transportation fund
• Delegation touts Alaska-friendly provisions in FAA funding bill
• Oil producers say investments unsustainable under state's production tax
• Legislators off to Energy Council break in Washington, DC
• Bypass mail safe for now, but future of subsidized program uncertain
• Weyhrauch's trial will be in Juneau
• 3 Alaska couples rescued after snowmachines stuck
• Libyan capital under siege as Gadhafi loyalists open fire
• Mat-Su tribe takes coal mine concerns to United Nations
• White House 'openly hostile' to oil states, Parnell says in D.C.
• Great article and awesome images from the festival.
• Officer says soldier's dad told him of Afghan killings
• A quick guide to the 2011 Fur Rendezvous
• Producers scouting Alaska for mountain-action movie
• Murkowski urges action to boost oil production
• Cissna back in Juneau after refusing TSA search
• Ex-student allegedly harassed UAF women by phone
• Iron Dog teams depart Nome into storm under 'caution flag'
• Ice-age child's remains discovered in Interior
• Nenana salmon seller lied about species, indictment alleges
• Convicted policeman had been investigated earlier
• Request for port funds meets resistance
• Despite frostbite, Gatt says he's in the Iditarod to win
• Lend Me a Tenor; Pump Boys and Dinettes Auditions
• Study shows developing Pebble could be very profitable
• Palin set to speak at publishers convention in India next month
• Alaska lawmakers back Cissna, criticize airport pat-downs
• My Alaskan oily heart
• Iron Dog pack rests in Nome as stragglers battle whiteout
• Iron Dog front-runners take mandatory layovers in Nome
• New Zealand earthquake death toll at least 75, 300 missing
• Sides gathering for state oil tax struggle
• Governor undecided about returning US medical money
• Athabascan necklace class starts March 5th.
• Art Class - learn to make your own beautiful basket!
• Kiana teacher charged with sexual abuse of minor
• Conservative talk radio host Fagan says he's leaving KFQD
• Ex-officer Rollins found guilty of sexual assault
• Alaska DigiTel owner agrees to pay $1.6 million to settle suit
• Alaska commission proposes fine for North Pole mayor
• 28 Alaska lawmakers to attend Energy Council event in D.C.
• At least 65 die in massive New Zealand earthquake
• 'Whales' producer reflects on filming in Alaska
• Libyan diplomats disown Gadhafi, call for resignation
• Old Park Strip gym feels the weight of change
• Legislator objects to airport search demand
• Lawmaker says House seeks to craft restrained budget
• Familiar faces out in front in Iron Dog race
• Alaska Native Heritage Center listed as the number 1 thing to do in Anchorage! Thank you!
• Protests weaken Gadhafi's hold on Libya
• For Immediate Release: Games of the North: Playing for Survival, an acrobatic documentary that ties ancient Alaskan traditions to modern athletes, comes to PBS in April 2011.
• Kenai plant closure could disrupt Southcentral gas flow
• Libyan city of Benghazi falls to opposition
• Iron Dog race leaders lay over in McGrath
• Polar bear status goes to court again this week
• Kikkan Randall wins World Cup sprint race in Norway
• The Iron Dogs are running toward Fairbanks
• Scammon Bay standoff leads to murder charge
• Mayor cuts services to protect property taxes
• Burt's lone shootout goal lifts Aces over Steelheads
• Former owner of restaurant admits to filing false returns
• Demonstrations grow over Wisconsin union bill
• Alaska increasing draw for TV, film productions
• UAA cross-country runner found dead
• Films showing all day today for our World Indigenous Film Festival. Please stop by!
• Palin's reality show will receive $1.2 million in film tax credits
• Ex-aide rips Palin in leaked manuscript
• Anchorage woman accused of running Ponzi scheme
• Rita enjoying her special song honoring her tonight.
• Honoring Rita Blumenstein day today.
• ANHC dancers Sugpiaq/Unangax songs and dances tonight.
• After a snowfall, some go with the floe
• Film Festival reception guests and hosts.
• Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancers performing tonight at the reception.
• University of Alaska regents vote to ban gay discrimination
• U.S. House votes to limit EPA spending on appeals
• Alaska out of compliance with federal mental health gun law
• Draft of ex-Palin aide's book leaked to media
• The screen and curtains are up new surround sound - Film Festival Reception tonight. Free food, movies - meet Gary Farmer and others. The event starts at 6:00 pm.
• Proposed road to Nome sparks debate in Anchorage
• DOT deputy: Rural aviation needs top state priorities
• EPA greenhouse gas emissions rules kick in for Alaska projects
• AIDEA board approves negotiations for investment in rig
• Legislators at work on business lending, large projects
• Vadapalli tapped to engineer growth at ACS
• Pebble next target for EPA Environmental Justice unit?
• AG Burns: State, feds must have symbiotic relationship
• Alaska Air Carriers Association announces 2011 awards
• State: Reality TV miners didn't have to shoot bear
• House committee OKs 'choose life' license plates
• Rondy season approaches
• No TSA Iditarod recruiting; Alaska senators upset
• Palin doesn't use speech opportunities to broaden base
• 3 days of films - starting tonight with the Student Film Festival, Opening Reception and films Friday for the World Indigenous Film Festival and tomorrow, Saturday 10 am - 11 pm. New surround sound in the Gathering Place this year.
• Waterman guilty of negligent homicide, not guilty of murder
• Parnell won't implement federal health overhaul in Alaska
• It is always great to have Peter here during the summer. ANHC has a visor on display of Peter's as well. Very talented artist.
• Last Chance to see Little Women
• Who butters Alaska's bread
• Getting the drop on Iditarod 39
• Alaska soldiers train for Afghanistan in California desert
• Liquor lobby seeks shift in regulation
• GOP bill lets Alaska keep airfare subsidies
• Native Time will play at 7:15 on Saturday come check it out! Award winning film FREE Admission.
• Nuummioq will play free this Saturday at 2:50 pm
• Ornamental vegetation kills three Anchorage moose
• Borders files for bankruptcy, will close Anchorage store
• Dallas Seavey wins the Yukon Quest
• Bridge request gets cool reaction in Juneau
• Economist says state spending too much of its oil money
• Moose on the loose unfazed by authorities' Taser attempts
• Some rescued Mat-Su dogs find temporary home at prison
• Waterman jury tells judge they're stuck on 1 of 7 counts
• Man who fired at troopers faces murder, assault charges
• House committee backs move to lengthen legislative sessions
• Great article in the Anchorage Daily News about our festival this weekend!
• Smithsonian Spotlight Aaron Leggett 7 p.m. Thursday, March 3 Explore Dena’ina culture with historian Aaron Leggett from the Alaska Native Heritage Center. The Smithsonian Spotlight series offers free gallery talks the first Thursday of each month.
• Obama budget cuts into Alaska programs
• Weimar's trip to Cuba then Mexico cost him his freedom
• Measure would raise high school dropout age to 18
• Rollins' jury hears closing arguments on sexual assaults
• Alaska Senate passes measure for counting write-in votes
• Severe cold, overflow take toll on Yukon Quest mushers
• Police: Woman nearly severs intruder's hand with sword
• Public hearings put road to Nome back in the headlights
• Rare, tagged western gray whale located near Monterey
• Band confirms dead eagle as one of Alaska's oldest
• Images for the day: Me and my Valentine
• Egypt's military rulers begin dismantling Mubarak autocracy
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Fugitive Weimar captured in Mexico
• Reality TV invades Alaska
• Fairbanks man convicted of murder gets new trial
• Supporters seek $150M for Knik Arm bridge
• Italian producer brings new North Slope oil field online
• State labor lawyer charged with theft of shoes from store
• Palin hires chief of staff with national credentials for PAC
• Air National Guard flies to new home base
• FBI's files on Stevens offer glimpse into past
• 28 candidates meet deadline for Assembly, School Board seats
• Agency issues revisions to Native contracting program
• Man sentenced to 80 years for killing soldier
• Pools of blood found below Dixiano home, prosecutors say
• Mubarak resigns; army promises elections
• Feds cite Alaska pipeline safety risks, order improvements
• Aviation convention flies high with opportunities
• Third firm joins the fray in shipping jet fuel from Outside
• AACA 45TH ANNUAL CONVENTION - Speakers
• Aviators concerned over expanded military training airspace
• EPA to undertake study on potential Pebble impacts
• Alaska Command chief: military continues to grow its mission
• Legislative hearings on Alaska production tax changes begin
• Lawmakers introduce bill to require info from TransCanada
• Kulis Air Guard Base closure a bittersweet event for pilots, neighbors
• AACA 45TH ANNUAL CONVENTION BROUGHT TO YOU BY ERA ALASKA - CONVENTION PROGRAM
• Kenai LNG plant closing
• Sullivan hopes to reshape Assembly
• UA president apologizes for process used to hire chancellor
• Mubarak doesn't resign, enrages protesters
• Ex-officer Rollins sticks to denial under cross-examination
• $5 million federal grant will add Anchorage firefighters
• Pamyua on Discovery Channel Alaska's award-winning group Pamyua was featured in the Discovery Channel's highest-rated premiere, "Flying Wild Alaska." Pamyua's music will appear in more episodes, which broadcast Fridays at 9 p.m.
• Ex-Young aide found guilty of conspiracy
• Tanana ice thinnest in 5 years as Classic tickets go on sale
• See their new video at the film festival.
• Celebri-teen pregnancy not like the real thing
• Suspect in fraud case indicted for murder of his missing wife
• Conoco, Marathon to close gas liquefaction plant in Kenai
• In-state gas line would need heavy subsidies, report says
• Registration Opens for Neighborhoods, USA 2011 Conference
• ACT News 2/9/11
• New photos of the Athabascan Ceremonial House enjoy!
• Rollins testifies sex acts were consensual
• Jury set to deliberate in Waterman trial
• Activists target tourist sled rides after B.C. dog slaughter
• Will be playing 7:00 PM on Friday, Feb. 18th.
• World Indigenous World Film Festival is next weekend! Free admission - great films and opportunities to meet film producers, directors, actors and more.
• 50s-era building to get eco-friendly makeover
• US acknowledges danger, but delays walrus decision
• On military land, wolves aren't ordinary
• Slope family awarded $4.9 million for BP's use of land
• Waterman cultivated killers, prosecutor argues in closing
• Quest leader reaches Dawson City
• A little snow, maybe rain in Anchorage forecast
• Alaska gets more time to work against federal ice seal listing
• Troopers seek poacher of Turnagain sheep
• Lawmakers raise concerns over governor's proposed budget
• Four new shelter cabins await mushers on Iditarod Trail
• Legislators want sense of urgency on gas pipeline
• Guard leaves Kulis for Elmendorf-Richardson
• Alaska's oil exploration credits; the myth
• Judge considers defense call to end Waterman murder trial
• Beautiful images of a wedding held at the Center.
• Despite concessions, Egyptian regime's core stands firm
• EPA to review planned Bristol Bay projects, including Pebble mine
• Egypt VP offers reform; Mubarak won't leave
• Injured snowmachiner lifted off Kenai Peninsula mountain
• Polar bear's epic swim seen as harbinger of the Arctic's future
• Alaska grapples with pollution standards and regulation
• Sock monkeys, puffins, jellyfish ski for a cause
• The 1980s and Ronald Reagan
• Flu-stricken boy recovers after months of therapy
• Egypt ruling party leaders resign -- except for Mubarak
• Attorney general says US feeds state's interrelated problems
• Brain tumor doesn't leave lawmaker at his wit's end
• Can Alaska grow its own doctors, lawyers?
• On a sunny Arctic Valley day it's all downhill
• Palin and daughter Bristol seek to trademark names
• Egyptian government indicates it hopes to wait out protests
• Coastal stroll becomes struggle for survival
• Ski for Women timed event deadline is 7 tonight
• Alaska lawmakers propose ditching Palin gas line program
• Suspect arrested in 2000 stabbing death
• Ex-trooper: Police chief said he lied in first Waterman trial
• End-user groups face questions over Pebble opposition
• Building owner adds solar panels to save energy, awe tourists
• Report: small uptick in construction spending expected
• State, Anchorage jobs, economy looking bright for 2011
• Legislators frustrated, may ask TransCanada for confidential briefing
• Education, industry groups press their agendas in Juneau
• Scenarios for a post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• Russians outraged by adopted boy's hot-sauce discipline
• Alaska's legislative sessions: 90 or 120 days?
• School board saves select programs
• Anchorage may have $19 million surplus from 2010 budget
• Proposal would lead to fewer flights to rural Alaska, critics say
• Phone calls by police led to 6th alleged victim in Rollins case
• Gangs attack foreigners amid Egyptian mayhem
• Alaska Legislature gets access to Facebook in Capitol
• Federal subsidies for rural Alaska flights take heat in D.C.
• Parnell seeks legal advice on enacting health overhaul
• Alaska must accept 'new reality' on earmarks, governor says
• Shell delays Alaska offshore exploration
• ANHC is partnering with the Anchorage Symphony to present the Neighborhood Concert, Saturday Feb. 5th Free Concert at Bartlett High School doors open at 1:30 concert starts at 2:00.
• Yaari's slide show, beautiful! Yaari does so much with the youth, with her dancing, her spirit is contagious.
• 5th woman testifies to alleged sexual assault
• Lawyer says Waterman made a false confession to investigator
• Snowmachiner ruled culpable in collision death near Kotzebue
• Parnell wants $160 million for unexpected costs
• Anchorage man files sex abuse suit against Boy Scouts
• ACT News: Little Women and Auditions for Lend Me a Tenor
• Two arrested following home invasion robbery in Wasilla
• Construction spending forecast to reach $7 billion this year
• Singapore man found safe near Alaska 'Wild' bus
• Alyeska closed as storm boosts Southcentral avalanche risk
• Congratulations to the ANHC group of students and our instructor Casey - 40 medals at the Kenai Peninsula Winter Games! Students in the ANHC high school program won overall male and female athlete awards and a sportsmanship award in addition to the meda
• Anchorage Assembly rejects ballot question on tax cap
• Snowmachiner found guilty of manslaughter in doctor's death
• great ideas to teach the Alutiiq language, Nintendo DS game, Ap, teaching it in high school!
• Convicted state lawmaker released to halfway house
• Witnesses describe encounters with Rollins in substation
• Mubarak says his reign in Egypt will end
• Waterman admitted she knew of plans to kill mother
• Alaska's senators decry earmarks moratorium
• Education fund proposals would keep pace with inflation
• Officials trying to eliminate wolves on Anchorage base
• Mubarak rejects demands he quit immediately
• Murkowski retains post as ranking committee member
• 3 charged after troopers seize Ninilchik pot grow operation
• Payments to gas line company reach $32.4 million since July
• Weimar under supervision at time of alleged sexual battery
• Outside companies share Native contracts
• At first, officer didn't describe Waterman as suspect
• A million called to march in Cairo today
• Miller gives Fairbanks borough 30,000 requested e-mails
• Teachers seek funding for preschool and vocational training
• There are spots available for the Feb. 15/16 workshop. Call 907-330-8025 to register. Thank you!
• Fairbanks-based soldiers leave for Afghanistan deployment
• Judge declares health plan unconstitutional
• House approves measure to extend cash aid for seniors
• Egypt army acknowledges protest legitimacy
• Wandering Russian gray whale seems headed toward Oregon
• Yaari such a pleasure to work with, we are lucky at ANHC!
• Despite playing short-handed Bakersfield beats Aces 3-1
• Shorter gas line to hub may be an option
• Shots fired at birthday party in Nenana lead to charges
• Reform leader calls for Mubarak to resign
• 'Alaska's best friend' subject of PBS documentary
• Alaska's Ulmer reflects on experience with gulf oil spill
• Palin touts conservation, hunting to Reno crowd
• North Dakota is booming and why Alaska is not
• Fairbanks' pollution levels could hinder federal money
• Dealmaker will pull no punches in 20th term
• Egyptians count on support of army
• If it's not no, then is it yes?
• Lawmakers to review tax credits
• Avalanche injures Chugach skiers
• Callan takes silver in Aspen
• Fights net Aces, Condors suspensions
• Egyptians welcome soldiers, ignore curfew
• Weimar wanted on child sex charge in Florida
• Fourth Afghan killings case is referred to court martial
• Hot-sauce wielding mom on show for help
• Parnell opposes Obama plan for wild lands in Alaska
• Trooper interview with Waterman played in court
• Rage engulfs Egypt; Mubarak defends response
• Funding increase for Alaska schools gets legislative push
• New Alaska Railroad CEO has admittedly 'atypical' career
• Railroad CEO expects improved revenues for fiscal 2010
• Governor introduces new proposals to spur investment, financing
• Legislature off to a fast start, long days in Juneau
• Fire Island in limbo; CIRI scales back project
• Conflict minerals: Rhetoric battles reality at Pebble mine
• FYI artists
• Fired state agency director targets governor in blog
• Accuser says Rollins raped her
• Murder testimony comes to jurors via recording
• Why the empty shops?
• Lawmakers consider lengthening session
• BP official says tax cut doesn't guarantee more Alaska jobs
• Palin issues harsh Facebook response to Obama speech
• Airman from Juneau dies in noncombat Afghanistan incident
• Attorney general sets firm date for state release of Palin e-mails
• 'Dr. Phil' appearance leads to abuse charges for Anchorage mother
• Patrick Anderson is a board member of the Alaska Native Heritage Center. We are lucky to have great leadership!
• Ethics watchdog requests documents from Young probe
• Suspected theft lightens sled dog race's purse
• Convicted killer testifies at Waterman trial
• School districts approach Legislature to bolster budgets
• Economics group predicts double job growth rate in '11
• More Alaska jobs on the North Slope?
• Conoco argues for tax cut; production drops
• Anchorage Alaska Bed & Breakfast Associaion named ANHC the Best Alaska Experience for 2010. Thank you for the award!
• Climber abandons effort to scale Mount McKinley
• Former aide to Young goes on trial for World Series trip
• Little Women Opens Friday, Lend Me a Tenor Auditions, Free Magic Shows
• Conoco Phillips' Alaska profit tops $1.7 billion
• Award winning film will be shown during our World Indigenous Film Festival - Feb. 18 - 19th. Free Admission! Mark your Calendar.
• You can stop and visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center when you visit! Thank you for listing ANHC in the article.
• McKinley climber moves down to 14,000 feet after storm
• Father testifies in daughter's trial for mother's death
• Obama: Leadership now 'shared responsibility'
• Napaskiak masks get top dollar at New York auction
• Rape trial begins for Anchorage policeman
• Cold, wind blamed for 2 deaths in Yukon-Kuskokwim delta
• Symbolic unity on display for State of the Union
• Coast Guard rescues 3 from fishing boat aground in Sound
• 2 dead from exposure in extreme Y-K cold
• Pair of Yup'ik masks sells for $4.6 million in New York
• Kotzebue mushers say theft could threaten race purses
• Alaska Air reports near-tripling in profits, plans jet purchases
• Poll aims to get baseline data for Alaska domestic violence
• Trial begins for woman accused in death of her mother
• Young breaks tradition to attend State of Union speech
• By land and sea: Favorite hardcore adventures
• Number of flu cases increases but at a normal seasonal rate
• Trapper Creek murder suspect enters plea
• Rare whale tracked leaving Bering Sea for Gulf of Alaska
• Deadline nears for ruling on walrus endangered status
• Alaskans announce State of Union seating 'dates'
• Johansen to fight recall effort by Ketchikan Republicans
• Thank you for a wonderful weekend full of events. A successful opening of the Athabascan Ceremonial House and Contemporary Native Art Day had a record number of attendees for that event! Thank you to all that volunteered, visited, dancers, staff - awes
• Alaska canines strut in Kennel Club show
• Loss of contract weather observers worries Alaska pilots
• Alaska seafood part of nationwide marketing coalition
• Big community effort saved school from fire in Galena
• Snowmachine crash kills helmetless driver
• Trapper Creek couple shot; husband dies, wife hospitalized
• Fairbanks woman killed in rollover near Healy
• Gebhardt wins Kusko 300 by just a minute over Williams
• Alaska; an entitlement state
• Fire destroys building at Galena's Huntington school
• Big names mix with local talent at Anchorage Folk Festival
• State should move to limit gas line losses, legislator says
• New generation learns old way at Native games
• Push to move capital from Juneau killed
• Weather delays try for McKinley summit
• Recall move launched against Johansen
• Bunny Swan is on stage now. She has a beautiful voice. She will play again this afternoon if you missed this performance. Come on out to see us!
• Today is Contemporary Native Art Day 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Followed by an Athabascan Fiddle Dance at 7 p.m. We are busy today and hope to see you at the center!
• Experts tackle plight of the polar bear
• Lodge owner gets jail time for serving as illegal guide
• Porcupine Caribou Herd appears to be rebounding
• Nondalton water gets a bishop's blessing
• Second female 'Rough Riders' soldier killed
• Arctic Cat announces voluntary recall of 16,500 snowmobiles
• Bill filed to name part of Minnesota Drive after Hickel
• Federal penalty added to bar shooter's state conviction
• Anchorage Folk Festival fun is mostly free
• Alaska jobless rate edged up last month
• Disaster assistance set for Alaska village hit by storm
• Tomorrow is Contemporary Native Art Day 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Followed by an Athabascan Fiddle Dance at 7 p.m. We are busy today and hope to see you at the center!
• ACT Announcements Message
• Ice road truckers build path for test well
• Former Wings 'n Things owner allegedly used drug money to buy business
• EPA objection may delay Northern rail extension a full year
• Speakers decry ACES, teach business owners how to get involved
• Legislative session opens with oil tax talks
• Sheffield admits problems at port, but solutions at hand
• No shippers yet for new Alaska natural gas line
• Toxin found in Alaska gardens, state issues warning
• Haines man recounts 21-hour brush with death
• Ice sculptures dazzle in Town Square display
• Kuskokwim 300 promises plenty of money for the distance
• In the courtroom, chaos of the heart
• Lawmakers express frustration over AGIA
• River swim makes Alaska man too cold to resist arrest
• Neva Egan, wife of Alaska's first governor, dies in Juneau
• Alaska coal strip-mining plan draws criticism
• Haines man recalls 21-hour wait for rescue
• New software available to learn the Inupiaq language!
• Parnell addresses legislators on taxes, 'spending frenzy'
• State economists predict job growth for second year in row
• Key to snowmachine death case: murder or accident?
• Government takes custody of notorious 'murder necklace'
• Alaska Natives team up with Rosetta Stone
• DeBarr Road bank robbed
• Recent weather makes for ideal skating
• 2 found dead in vehicle; carbon monoxide poisoning suspected
• Halibut charter captain caught in undercover sting gets jail
• Young joins GOP vote to repeal federal health care overhaul
• District proposes school program cuts, sports fee increases
• This video is worth watching! Mabel is such an amazing woman, her stories are wonderful. We love having her on our board of directors at the Alaska Native Heritage Center! 91 years old - you would never guess it. :)
• Legislature opens, oil tax change in doubt
• Pipeline oil flows; cold remains a concern
• Jury selection begins for cop accused of sexual assault
• For a winter wheelchair, Anchorage's mean streets
• 'Flying Wild Alaska' Discovery's highest-rated premiere ever
• Rare whale heading for Alaska
• Alleged Valley spitter faces charge of assault
• Pump price for gasoline in Alaska continues to rise
• Wow! Looks beautiful! See a sneak peak presentation this Saturday at the Center. The full presentation is performed at the PAC on Friday and Saturday. Tickets are still available!
• Gas pipeline group lacks agreements
• Alaska whalers will wear white for the spring season
• Day of service: 50 Bikes/50 Kids
• Pipeline restarts after weekend shutdown to deal with leak
• Young engineers compete in FIRST LEGO
• Rep. Johansen hopes to return to GOP caucus
• Parnell proposes changes to oil, gas tax to boost production
• Native groups to sue over polar bear habitat
• Float coat fashion: A simple idea could mean safer whaling
• Johansen, Millett out of House majority caucus
• Oil taxes, gas pipeline keys to Parnell legislative agenda
• Anchorage commemorates Martin Luther King
• Aces lose 4th in a row
• Pipeline startup delayed
• Native Americans see progress with Obama administration
• Aces lose fourth in a row
• Two suspects in arson arrested
• Randall wins cross-country World Cup sprint race
• Port of Anchorage: A billion-dollar mess?
• Pipeline shut down for installation to bypass leak
• Kikkan Randall skates to World Cup victory
• Man sentenced in warehouse shooting
• Miller says he'd support changes in Alaska election law
• Caucus fate to be decided
• Man cuts girlfriend's throat, charged with attempted murder
• Anchorage property tax assessments went out today
• Open primary, deadly force on agenda for Alaska Legislature
• Alaska aerial wolf killing limited by lack of snow and daylight
• Mat-Su dog breeder was previously cited
• Murkowski, Begich join call for State of Union bipartisanship
• As chair, Young plans to examine BIA funding
• What to expect in the upcoming legislative session
• Anchorage vacancies may creep up, but still better than US
• Labor Department forecasts employment uptick in 2011
• Lawmakers to debate session limits, energy, film tax credits, more
• Trustee's actions infuriate family
• Alyeska to shut down pipeline for repairs Friday
• Hawker gets a new lease on life
• Jury convicts man in gang-related shooting
• Arizona shooting's youngest victim mourned
• Alleged rapist lured women off street with offer of food, shelter
• Group plans lawsuit to shield polar bears from energy drilling
• Suicide remains an epidemic in Alaska, according to report
• Public rallies to help rescued dogs at Mat-Su shelter
• Auditions for Lend Me a Tenor; ACT's Next Season; Little Women Opens Soon
• Army names suspect in connection with wife's death
• Obamas visit Giffords in hospital before service
• Coast Guard recommends new safety rules for fishing boats
• Oil leak contained as pipeline is restarted
• Howard Pollock, Alaska's 2nd congressman, dies in California
• Dogs in 'horrible' condition jam Mat-Su shelter
• DeVilbiss apparent winner for Mat-Su Borough mayor
• Assembly votes to put parking ticket issue on April ballot
• Temporary pipeline restart considered
• Feds must boost oversight of offshore drilling, panel says
• Attorney general rejects initiative to outlaw abortion
• Cessna that crashed near downtown was heavily loaded
• Time for nominations to the Iditarod Hall of Fame
• Two arrested in one of several vacation burglaries
• Arizona shooting suspect could face death in deadly attack
• Oil pipeline shutdown one of the longest ever
• Oil prices rise after pipeline shutdown
• Fairbanks soldier arrested after wife found dead in home
• Governor calls $20,000 pay increase 'reasonable'
• Arizona shooting suspect held without bail
• Sad news of the passing of Helen Simeonoff - talented artist, past cultural advisory member at the Center, taught classes and so much more. She will be missed.
• Up-and-coming musher bests Mackey in Copper Basin 300
• Kodiak search team member dies in fall through lake ice
• November ice storm may have long-term effects on forests
• Alaska pipeline running at about 5 percent
• Troopers need help picking up road-killed moose
• After retirement, one woman left on Superior Court bench
• 8 kilometers on skates, skis leave racers frosted
• Suspect in Arizona attack faces 5 charges
• Aces beat Las Vegas 5-3 on 3 first-period goals
• High school vice principal charged with child abuse
• Commission approves $20,000 raise to $145,000 for governor
• War stories: A close-up look at the Aleutian front in WWII
• Arizona shooting targets US congresswoman
• Reaching out to handyman losing grip on sobriety
• Pump station leak shuts down pipeline
• Arizona congresswoman shot at event
• Anchorage real estate sales face slow rebound
• Husband of missing woman faces 7 felony counts
• Smorgasbord of bills fill legislative plate
• State, municipalities get pipeline tax windfall
• "Our Book: Sisters in Strength."
• Beer and photos highlight First Friday
• Decision due today on 40% salary increase for governor
• Attorney seeks dismissal in arrest by park rangers
• UAA helps Alaskans fill job market voids
• State budget includes $10.5M toward roads to resources
• GCI starts work to get broadband to 65 rural communities
• Stumped again: EPA pulls Shell's air permits
• Occupants escape morning fire in East Anchorage mobile home
• Fiddle Dance, Open House of the new Athabascan Ceremonial House - Jan. 22nd! Mark your calendars it will be a great time. Open to the public, free event.
• Fish & Game Advisory Committee ejects guest
• Snowzilla expected to make weekend debut
• Legislature expected to revisit oil taxes
• State's longest-practicing doctor sees his last patient
• Police arrest husband of woman missing since April
• Lalla Williams will be teaching a class starting Jan. 22 Sugpiaq/Unangax ceremonial headwear.
• Wasilla activist, wife killed in two-vehicle collision
• Cold weather returns to Anchorage
• Fairbanks teens blame boredom, TV for crimes, troopers say
• Woman charged with aiding prisoner escape
• Anchor Point woman dead in Sterling Highway crash
• Yukon River village maintains vigil for missing snowmachiner
• Murkowski welcomed back to US Senate
• ANWR wilderness designation bill introduced in US House
• Asian-American fusion restaurant planned for Midtown
• Troopers capture escaped Mat-Su convict
• Murkowski sworn in for second full term in US Senate
• Alaska skiers dominate again at US nordic championships
• Feds urge airplane inspections in wake of Stevens crash
• Slat armor starts Jan. 15th - great for dance groups or to have a wonderful culture piece that you made yourself. Looking for more participants
• Judge rejects city's homeless camp law
• Delayed Fortymile caribou hunt to open with restrictions
• BP closes site over loss in Slope rent dispute
• Palin's retweet on 'don't ask' raises some questions
• Alaska natural gas plan ready for financing, organizers say
• Savoonga seeks disaster declaration from governor
• Australian flood waters have yet to crest
• Wassilie will be part of Contemporary Native Art Day - Jan. 22nd. Free Admission. Come meet him and see his work along with many others.
• ANHC will be participating - CIRI Alaska Tourism Job Fair Monday, Jan. 10, 2011 • 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cook Inlet Tribal Council Nat’uh Building • 3600 San Jeronimo Drive, Anchorage, AK Join our team at the Alaska Native Heritage Center thi
• Outdoor enthusiasts make the most of Alaska
• Anti-fireworks e-mails flood Assembly; repeal considered
• Air pollution permit decision may stall Shell drilling plans
• Recent warm weather raises avalanche danger
• Cancer claims Larry Crawford, former Anchorage city manager
• Village power restored, but frozen pipes still need repairs
• West High teacher accused of sexually abusing 2 students
• Anchorage jail inmate killed in jump from upper level
• Beautiful wedding photos held at the Center last summer.
• Man loses his hand in worst of New Year's fireworks mishaps
• Our latest film, Echoes of Ancient Voices, which documents the premier performance of the symphonic work, Echoes, has won an Award of Merit from the Accolade Competition! Great way to start the new year!
• Fargo photos offer mystery and history
• Alaska skier wins 1st national championship; APU sweeps
• Weather didn't cooperate but triathlon goes on anyway
• North Dakota oil production is predicted to double
• Chinook winds turn up heat across much of the state
• Anchorage homicides rise during past year
• Liquor in Kotzebue a guarded success
• From a year of columns, personal postscripts
• 2010: The Year in Pictures
• Cigarettes suspected in house fire
• Man's body found at bottom of public stairs
• 2010 held surprises for Alaska, including death of a giant
• Alaskans greet 2011 with fire and ice
• Budget: $871M for DOT
• Army corps seeks more review of CD-5 bridge
• State will challenge habitat designation for polar bears
• RCA decision could throw gas storage project off track
• Pebble trial wraps, ruling months away
• Reader's photos of Alaska are worth a thousand words
• Layoffs smaller than city foresaw in 2011 budget
• 2 charged in '08 prison slaying of John Carlin
• Period to file for PFD will kick off Saturday
• Miller ends challenge in US Senate race
• Fireworks sales brisk with new law in effect
• Murkowski certified Senate election winner
• Climber waiting out storm before McKinley attempt
• Get your options for New Year's Eve
• Hypothermia cause of death in Pioneers' Home incident
• 'Whales' actors hope for more chances to share Native reality
• Handful of new Alaska laws set to take effect in new year
• In 2010 - High School after school program won an award in the Anchorage International Film Festival -A total of 40 teaching artists offered instruction on a variety of Alaska Native art forms 25 art classes offered - 10 High School after school progra
• More accomplishments in 2010 at ANHC - over 350 people from 30 companies attended Cultural Awareness Workshops - 16 art students produced over 275 pieces of art in classes - 69 Interns participated at various levels of training and cultural competencies
• ACT Announcements Message
• Assemblyman hopes to make it easier to pass sales tax
• Search continues for man missing northwest of Nome
• Alaskan Stacee Frost aiming for bowhunting award
• Explorer will attempt first solo January ascent of McKinley
• With the New Year approaching we would like to share a few highlights of work and accomplishments of the Alaska Native Heritage Center in 2010 ... 30,074 school children saw our in school presentation Shavila and 5,553 visited the Center on field trips
• Power goes out in village of Savoonga
• Miller to announce plans by Friday
• Subsistence fishermen oppose new Fish and Game head
• Aces take a close one to continue winning streak
• Fairbanks hopes to launch trash recycling program
• Bush lawmaker preaches self-sufficiency to aid villages
• 14th official delay keeps Palin e-mail requests in limbo
• Putting the ice in Fire & Ice for the New Year
• Judge tosses Miller lawsuit, clears way for Murkowski swearing-in
• Nome man missing on 37-mile trek along Norton Sound
• State takes lead in battling Fairbanks air pollution
• Alaska records second-highest gasoline prices in the nation
• Domestic-violence victim charged in spouse's death
• Alaska animals survive winter in varying ways
• Scientists say tidal generators could confuse sea life
• Girdwood power outage left hundreds of skiers in the dark
• Obama, Hillary Clinton winners in 'most admired' polling
• Alaska gasoline prices are nation's second highest
• Miller fights on, lifts certification challenge
• 'Fire and Ice' New Year’s Eve Celebration
• Miller says he'll keep fighting for Senate seat
• Tok school heats by biomass and helps reduce fire danger
• Unemployment extension expected to help many Alaskans
• Melting Arctic ice could fuel interbreeding by mammals
• Medical center to serve Upper Kuskokwim communities
• Happy New Year in the Hmong tradition
• Army leader comes full circle back to Fort Wainwright
• Alaska coal creates demand, opposition
• New Anchorage buildings chalk up awards in 2010
• Agency seeks permit to fire over sea lions
• Commission OKs certificate for natural gas storage facility
• New head of troopers ready for challenges, collaboration
• First lady fields calls as NORAD tracks Santa
• Shoppers' return is Christmas gift for retailers
• Aerial reindeer count set to begin in Kodiak
• Bristol Palin buys home in Arizona for $172,000
• Parnell's choice to lead DFG approved by joint boards
• Cloud 49 aims to be tech experts on ground in Alaska
• Program brings high-speed to rural libraries
• Alaska high court throws out Miller claims
• 2011 brings expectations and apprehensions
• A daughter's YouTube plea, a mother found in Barrow
• Pioneers' Home resident dies on smoke break outside facility
• Four men arrested in child sexual abuse case
• Wilderness rules to be restored for public lands
• Police seek man accused of abusing 3 girls
• Mormon pair engages Samoan community
• Miller to decide Monday on new appeal
• Musk ox attacks, kills two sled dogs near Russian Mission
• 54 climbers summited Denali on Father's Day
• A great school project from the Alaska Native Village of Quinhagak. Enjoy!
• Mobile home fire victim dies
• Marian Call turns her tweets into 50-state tour
• Supreme Court rules against Miller
• Gas pipeline to be pushed back, federal agency predicts
• Debate rages over level of protection for polar bears
• Family continues Christmas loaves tradition
• Donations still needed for shelters' holiday meals
• Parnell picks Cora Campbell to head Fish and Game
• Alaska incentives ample; film workers are scarce
• Senator shows she'll not always follow GOP
• Photo of Connie from Alaska Native Heritage Center at the event. Great support at the event. Thank you!
• Last minute gift ideas? Heritage Gifts will be open tomorrow Wednesday from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. for your last opportunity. The store and center will be closed Thursday - Sunday. Thank you and Happy Holidays!
• Halle-YouTube: Village kids are Internet stars
• It's beginning to look like Christmas spending is down
• State of Alaska to sue over federal polar bear protection
• Firefighters battle blaze in mobile home
• Murkowski doubts vote certification this week
• 4 sickened by carbon monoxide in home near Fairbanks
• Senate now poised to approve new nuclear arms treaty
• Alaska gains population
• Welcome to winter; who turned out the light?
• Australian firm with Inlet drill plans now looks at Arctic
• Buying a last-minute gift? You might want to read this
• Lunar eclipse tonight
• BP pleads not guilty to probation violations
• Fire department offers safety tips for holiday season
• Joe Miller says his court challenge is an 'uphill battle'
• Alaska Air again offering legislative discounts
• Army punishes 36 in Alaska for synthetic pot use
• Mackey shows he's already in midseason form
• Police may relinquish meter-reading duty
• Enstar doesn't have contracts for all the gas it needs
• Students study wind energy as turbines gain favor
• Water main break floods streets in Palmer
• Key witnesses in war-crimes case were housed together
• Aces sweep Stockton and extend streak to four games
• Alaska bush pilots fly as the newest reality-show stars
• Alaska senators vote to allow gays in military
• Icy jump raises money for Special Olympics
• Coast Guard rescues 5 as fishing vessel sinks near Sitka
• Hundreds line up for Palin book signing
• Senate votes to lift military gay ban
• A message from a lost Eskimo daughter
• North Pole: From homestead to Christmas wonderland
• Federal agency OKs $1 billion Knik Arm Crossing, but other hurdles remain
• Santa Claus House is the place where every day is Christmas Day
• Alaska's impaired driving rates improve; still a problem
• Parnell's budget totals $11 billion in state spending next year
• Feds OK $1 billion Knik Arm bridge, hurdles remain
• Alaska in 2010 sidesteps recession, stocks up cash reserves
• Buccaneer drops tax-exempt financing plan for Cook Inlet rig
• Alaska's population to approach 900,000 in next quarter century
• Select Anchorage seniors to get a visit from Santa this year
• Alaska's unemployment rate increases slightly to 8 percent
• Miller asks court to toss thousands of ballots
• Begich apologizes for loss of earmarks from spending bill
• Fairbanks Strykers headed to Afghanistan
• Study questions need for Alaska gas development authority
• Man given 101 years in prison for 2007 double murder
• Loren Anderson our Cultural Programs Manger met Obama today along with other Alaska Native leaders.
• Show brings out the animal in performers
• Ruling on Senate race may be today
• Fairview's 'Dancing Guy' says he's hanging up his iPod
• Scaling the rocks along the Turnagain Arm
• Deal blocks Postma from return to bench
• Power restored to most Valley customers as winds ease
• Alaska militia leader calls court 'criminal,' threatens troopers
• Obama targets safety, economy as top issues for Natives
• ACT Announcements Message
• UAF to lay off most of staff at its supercomputer center
• Knik bridge route OK'd but obstacles remain
• Freeze frame: The show goes on in any weather
• Parnell focuses on resource development in proposed budget
• Fuel spills at Unalakleet
• Young votes against repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Fast-rising health expenses threaten University of Alaska
• Valley surveys damage as winds continue to blast through
• Scientists cling to hope for polar bears in a warming world
• Ruling narrows state's case against BP for Slope oil spills
• The ANHC after high school program media class placed second in the Anchorage International Film Festival - Quick Freeze Film Competition. Their film will show at 8:00 p.m. at the Beartooth. Congratulations to the students!
• Regulators issue mixed ruling for Conoco NPR-A project
• School Board approves bond proposals costing $81 million
• Man in SUV tried to abduct sixth-grader, police say
• Miller suit shouldn't prevent certification, federal judge says
• Alaska sues federal fisheries service over sea lion protection
• Air Force computers block media sites that post WikiLeaks
• Winter takes a toll on 150-mile bicycle racers
• Judge denies request to block abortion notification law
• For Alaska Residents - ANHC will be participating again. Thank you for your generosity!
• Repairs completed on vessel that threatened Atka Island
• Santa's shipping helpers really move the freight
• Miller appeals ruling on write-in vote count
• Murkowski, Begich vote to advance tax compromise
• Federal judge rules against Obama health care overhaul
• Anchorage film festival winners to be screened again
• Anchorage man dies in weekend snowmachine crash in Mat-Su
• Miner files suit over 40-mile trail to his claim near Eagle
• Alaska Natives tell listening sessions about suicides
• Rate increase for water and sewer proposed
• Warming means ringed seals face an uncertain future
• Lacy fingers of ice get a grip on Anchorage
• Randall a medalist in freestyle sprint
• Holiday Family Concert
• At the city's oldest bar, one empty stool
• Consumer group to test worn dishes for lead potential
• Courts begin fining rural parents if children skip school
• Senator renews query into Allen sex charges
• A holiday memorial for America's war veterans
• Fairbanks militia leader challenges court's authority
• Palin goes to Haiti with humanitarian mission
• Husky Energy adds bite to bark
• Oil Patch Bits: Castro, LeKites join Solstice Advertising team
• Confusion reigns over Arctic moratorium
• Oil Patch Bits: Global Diving and Salvage opens new office in Houston
• Gateway showdown: First Nations alliance plans to block pipeline
• Challenge to spill size could affect fine
• Apache dominates Trust Land sale; $1.23M in high bids a record
• Corps remands CD-5 to district engineer
• No relief for pipeline owners
• Richards replaces Barrett as OFC deputy
• Unifying the power grid
• US rig count increases by 26 to 1,713
• Escopeta to buy
• State, feds in opposition over ANILCA
• Industry critic pushes for Exxon payment
• Shell tug helps avert Alaska shipwreck
• Spill analysis focuses on flowlines
• US proposes endangered listing for seals
• $1.5 million Naknek Electric loan OK'd
• Ulmer previews Gulf disaster findings
• State optimistic about new production
• Eni applies for injection at Nikaitchuq
• EIA forecasts $89 WTI by end of 2011
• Report: Agency needs more inspectors
• Do you have new or like new items you would like to donate to our 2010 Christmas For Others? If you have collected some, please take to Alaska Native Heritage Center and leave in the drop box. We need to begin taking inventory! Thank you fb friends! 230-
• Map: Southcentral illuminated for the holidays
• NLRB strikes down two hotel charges in Sheraton dispute
• Campbell calls on subsistence, sport fish for leadership spots
• Pebble trial under way with usual charges of bad faith
• New DOT commissioner has history of moving projects along
• C-17 crash blamed on errors shared by all
• State Briefs
• Alaska judge was to decide Senate challenge by Friday
• Biologists kill 12 wolves near Port Heiden
• Judge rules against Miller in Senate suit
• Official: Alaska is in strongest financial position ever
• Parnell, Treadwell sworn into office in quiet ceremony
• Ex-ADFG spokeswoman to spend 3 days in prison for reckless driving
• UA regents approve tuition increase of 7 percent
• Sullivan says he won't veto fireworks law
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft nationwide
• Judge rules against Miller in Senate suit
• Palin plans Alaska book signing
• Judge hears request to block abortion notification
• A frosty blanket coats the Valley
• Cash still rolling in for Senate candidates
• Colony Christmas takes shape
• Murkowski places condition on 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Activist files court motion to address lingering oil spill
• Andrew Abyo will be teaching a slat armor class. Class starts in January. Sign up by calling 330-8071. Thank you.
• Mayor wants state to repeal family and medical leave act
• By request - Heritage Gift shop will open tomorrow Friday, Dec. 10 from noon to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 11 from 10 - 5! Stop by for your holiday gifts. Salmon, ornaments, Alaska Native art, cards, carvings, masks... wide varitey to choose from. Ha
• Palin to visit Haiti for humanitarian effort
• Pebble opponents object to 'legal terrorism" tag
• London protests erupt over tuition hike
• Murkowski votes no on bill with 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Police seek suspect in robbery of gas station this morning
• State disputes Miller claim that felons illegally voted
• A Christmas Story plays this week and next. Little Woman auditions next Monday.
• Native super PAC sets stage for new politics
• Mayor considering vetoes to fireworks, budget changes
• Rondy to introduce team snowball fighting
• Aggressive wolves in Southwest Alaska to be killed
• Judge to decide on Miller's Senate vote challenge by Friday
• Video shows Alaska-based soldier held by Taliban
• Murkowski will oppose 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Assembly outlaws chemical known as 'synthetic marijuana'
• Great vido on Andrew Dementieff a staff member and High School Program students.
• Brazen, hungry wolves spark fear in Port Heiden
• Assembly approves $435 million budget
• Mayor diverges on homeless leadership team's efforts
• Where the cuts are custom, and sausage burns
• Commission proposes 40% pay hike for governor
• Alyeska has a new chief of the powder police
• TransCanada hedges on target date for pipeline commitments
• Disabled cargo ship reaches Dutch Harbor
• Miller e-mail deadline passes; borough weighs next move
• Trial questioning legality of Pebble study work opens
• Battle over ANWR begins heating up
• Tree lights up for Glenn Highway travelers
• Troopers, marshals make dozens of arrests in village sting
• Miller faces borough deadline over missing e-mails
• Gov. Parnell sworn in for first elected term
• Parnell sees freedom to go his own direction as governor
• South city park gets lift from the mayor
• Mountain View residents memorialized
• Have questions? Actor Jon Voight has a lot of answers
• Crippled ship under tow toward Dutch Harbor
• Young questions park service stops on river in preserve
• Troopers investigate 2 deaths in Chevak home shooting
• Tamara Mosier, one of seventy artist at the center today. Come and get that perfect one of a kind gift today till 3pm
• Aces offense falls flat in 4-1 loss to Idaho Steelheads
• 100 ideas to have the best winter ever
• Miller adamant in continuing Senate vote-count challenge
• Alaska ferry rides out storm in Prince William Sound bay
• Fears lessen that cargo ship will go aground
• Kikkan Randall skis to a World Cup 2nd place
• AOGCC approves CINGSA application
• November ANS crude production down 2%
• State, BP suffer setbacks in spill case
• FandW publishes final polar bear rule
• Cook Inlet LNG for needle peaking only
• Alaska gas must compete in marketplace
• Asian oil sands invasion gathers pace
• Statoil spells out Chukchi strategy
• Exporters face troubled waters
• DNR deputy commissioners named
• Alaska utility's geothermal loan delayed
• Alaska Energy Authority seeks hydro engineer
• Oil Patch Bits: SeaLife Center announces new board members
• Oil Patch Bits: Ballas, Cameron join Solstice Advertising team
• Oil hovers near $87 a barrel in Asia
• $5.4B in revenue expected for FY 2011
• Alaska tax structure subject of study
• BP takes timeout for Liberty rig review; will mean 100 fewer jobs
• Cook Inlet Energy plans 3-well gas test this winter on west side
• Study favors Susitna hydro
• Power from the Slope?
• Arctic OCS still on
• Bonds to fund prison sewers
• Needed: Alaska health care workers
• Salazar says Interior will process Shell's Beaufort Sea drilling permit for 2011
• Parnell names Butcher to lead revenue department, Streur to head HSS
• Confusion lingers for council about new ocean policy
• State plans to pursue building a hydro project on Susitna River
• Research center helps rural areas build energy-efficient homes
• Former ski-bum brews a business of Liquid Sunshine in Kodiak
• Cargo ship in Aleutians could drift ashore Saturday
• Police believe kidnap victim was targeted for a reason
• Obama, troops cheer each other in Afghan visit
• Mat-Su Borough will hire firm to help search for manager
• NOAA proposes listing 2 Arctic seal species as threatened
• Federal investigators search state equipment warehouse
• Wind, snow could make for perilous Anchorage rush hour
• DEC study fuels call for spill measures
• Kids marvel at museum's Wonderland of Toys
• Investigators warn of sex traffickers targeting Natives
• City unions pass on wage-freeze request
• Winter storm is on its way to Southcental Alaska
• Police investigate report of kidnapping in Spenard
• Young votes against House censure of Democrat Rangel
• Judge OKs Murkowski say in Miller lawsuit
• Oil rises to near $82 amid mixed signs
• Eni gets Schrader Bluff pool rules
• Oil Patch Bits: Iditarod announces Donlin as sponsor of 2011 race
• Oil Patch Bits: Solstice names O'Toole account tech, receptionist
• Oil Patch Bits: AKRR sets annual print sale and signing event
• Alaska regulators OK tariff settlement
• US rig count decreases by 8 to 1,677
• BP Alaska accused of probation violation
• BP looks to kill shareholder lawsuit
• Armstrong completes North Fork well
• EandP future challenging but not daunting
• KPL rates to stay for another year
• Standalone regulator urged after crash
• AIDEA moves on jack-up financing
• Alberta seeks backroom advice
• Slaiby says open OCS discussion needed
• Nikaitchuq heavy, shallow, cold; multiple challenges at new field
• Obama gets lots of ANWR advice; Alaska's senators urge restraint
• Gas exports in trouble
• Still hope for gas pipeline
• Escopeta succeeds
• The Alaska Native Heritage Center will be hosting it's annual Holiday Bazaar this Saturday December 4th from 10AM to 5PM. There will be more than 70 Alaska Native artist selling their beautiful pieces of art. We still need volunteers. If you would
• ACT News 12/1/2010: A Christmas Story Continues. Little Women Auditions December 13
• Ketchikan legislator petitions to rejoin House majority caucus
• Obama OKs reviewing Shell Beaufort project
• City finally accepts ownership of Campbell Creek Estuary
• Homeless seek shelter in near-record numbers
• Shirt near baseboard heater sparks condominium fire
• Iconic Anchorage restaurant turns 55
• Alaska judge to take up Senate election challenge today
• Obama OKs Shell's Beaufort Sea project, with safety caveat
• Troopers investigate stabbing death of Brevig Mission resident
• Murkowski and Begich join vote against eliminating earmarks
• Suicide conference addresses grim statistics
• BP halts Liberty drilling rig work on Beaufort Sea island
• Parnell names Fairbanks lawyer attorney general
• Palin PAC raises nearly $465,000 in five weeks
• State seeks expedited ruling in Miller lawsuit
• How do you stay sane through the long Alaska winter?
• Nonprofit's panel presentation to address big-mine issues
• Mayor's wish list for funds from Legislature totals $220 million
• New hut on Snowbird Glacier has great views, insulation
• Alaska life a big change for Muslim exchange students
• University president proposes 7% tuition increase for 2012
• Begich, Murkowski oppose ban on congressional earmarks
• Judge moves Miller lawsuit to Juneau
• Obama calls for 2-year freeze on federal employees' pay
• Museum told to return Hoonah Tlingit artifacts
• New requirements slow rebuild of housing for inebriates
• Eagle residents object to Park Service actions in preserve
• There's nothing more classical than wood
• Rain and snow made November 2010 the wettest on record
• St. John's storms to Shootout title, blowing past Arizona State
• Five lanes planned for West Dowling Road
• Mother in cold case describes years wondering about her son
• Alaska budget forecast shows a $5 billion annual surplus
• Samaritan robbed by motorist near Big Lake, troopers say
• Bomb suspect wanted 'spectacular show'
• Coffey: Anchorage zoning code revamp flawed
• "Black Friday" diaries
• Charging ahead
• Snowmachiners, skiers hit Turnagain, Alyeska slopes
• Pickup sets off blaze at city Chevron station
• Miller assails senator's intervention in lawsuit
• Teller woman lost in ice in snowmobile accident
• Alaska to accept $23.5 million in federal education funds
• Shoppers came out for Black Friday
• Seawolves subdued
• Fairbanks seeks aid to clean up heating systems
• Soldier in Afghanistan thrill-killing case waives hearing
• Sarah Palin: Serious 2012 contender or pretender?
• Regulating animal parts trade not for feint of heart
• Alaska fighting uphill battle to reduce gonorrhea rate
• Anchor River king salmon escapement goal relaxed
• Winter weather advisory in effect until midnight
• Palin draws fire with North Korea gaffe
• Kent State denies UAA its fifth straight shootout title
• Governor endorses Susitna hydro project
• It's here: doggie treats, sweaters and ... beer?
• Fairbanks airport tests new digital system for notifying pilots
• State signs new agreement with NASA on space, aviation cooperation
• Parnell defends choice of Campbell to head ADFG
• Rural Alaskans rank port, harbor projects
• As DNR commissioner, Sullivan sees potential for Alaska
• Joe Miller files vote-count lawsuit in state court
• Missing grenade launcher found at Fort Richardson
• There's tradition behind that Thanksgiving pie
• Action at the women's tournament - Shootout 2010
• Feds give polar bears new shelter in Alaska
• Turnagain Pass opened to snowmachines, with a warning
• Murkowski seeks to intervene in Miller lawsuit over write-ins
• Parnell endorses Susitna hydro project
• A Christmas Story opens Friday. Little Women Auditions December 13
• ANHC will be participating in the Mitzvah Mall again this year. Dec. 5th. Support ANHC along with over 30 other non profit organizations!
• Alaska escapes scans, but not pat-downs
• Lieutenant governor calls Miller election claims baseless
• Anchorage, Mat-Su schools closed Wednesday
• Begich expresses concerns about TSA scans, searches
• Palin gets low 'Dancing' score; voters overload ABC computers
• Lawsuit filed over abortion notification
• UAA women set sights on 7th Shootout championship
• Icy rain closes Anchorage, Mat-Su schools Tuesday
• Most in US want to keep the new health care law
• Food Bank offers a Thanksgiving blessing
• Miller files vote-count lawsuit in state court
• Former Young aide sentenced to 12 weekends in jail
• Army reviews leadership in alleged Afghan thrill kills
• Freezing rain coats Alaska roads in ice
• Alaska moving to new era as earmarks fade
• DeMint still raising funds to defeat Murkowski election
• New rule curtails the number of Alaska halibut charters
• McAdams back to his quiet life in Sitka school system
• Stabbing suspect arrested after standoff in Fairbanks
• A turkey shoot in time for Thanksgiving
• Natives' super PAC meant new boost for Murkowski campaign
• Alfredo Agron savors his last drive before he turns 100
• Dall sheep romance is a real cliffhanger
• New York judge orders Gawker to pull Palin book pages
• Memorial Monday for pilot killed in jet crash
• Mother faces new charges after death of 3-year-old
• Day set aside to cater to veterans
• Air Force says pilot died in F-22 crash
• Seward twins set running rivalry aside for team
• Everybody loves stargazing
• We have his beautiful tiles in our gift shop.
• Questions over potential gas storage leaks
• Mining News: Yukon's mining talent spans the globe
• Grappling with gas delivery from storage
• Mining News: A wake up call to anti-mining forces
• RCA hears testimony on CINGSA facility
• Mining News: The lights are on but nobody's home
• Barrett named to head Alyeska Pipeline
• Mining News: Alaska faces tough road on global stage
• USCG might regulate Bering Strait shipping
• Mining News: AMA serves surf and turf at 2010 meeting
• Mining News: Alaska could become US REE capital
• Air permits a big issue
• Oil Patch Bits: Solstice Advertising names Moss account coordinator
• Oil Patch Bits: Crowley transforms refrigerated container fleet
• Oil Patch Bits: TTT selected SBA Region X Subcontractor of the year
• Linc finds natural gas with LEA No. 1
• Accelergy project could use natural gas
• Mining News: Minto pays C$5.9 million NSR to Selkirk
• Group touts ANWR as monument
• Mining News: Alaska lawyers fend off enviros, feds
• Pew group slams Arctic offshore response plans
• Mining News: Permitting resumes for Chuitna coal
• Setting a storage rate for the CINGSA facility
• Mining News: Investors grab shares of NWT gold miner
• Buccaneer sees NW Cook Inlet potential
• Mining News: Partnership delivers underground miners
• BP spending 'flat'
• Experts: BP ignored warning signs on well
• Imperial wants Beaufort break
• Oil above $81 in Asia on stock rally
• Pipeline owners look to delay tax trial
• Teamwork vital for Canadian oil sands
• Attorney General Sullivan to head DNR
• Apache plans Cook Inlet 2-D seismic test
• Oil Patch Insider: Moraine? Torok? What's going on?
• AIDEA allocates jack-up rig bonds
• Mac gas project on track
• Chukchi would be huge
• Search team reaches F-22 crash site
• Judge halts vote certification conditional on Miller suing state
• Palin aims at targets old and new in upcoming book
• Stakes are high in today's rocket launch from Kodiak
• Alaska unemployment rate increases slightly in October
• A Christmas Story Opens Next Week at ACT
• Alaska celebrates Ted Stevens Day
• Social worker picks up wrong kids at elementary school
• Former engineer, Mighell now lives the life of an artist
• Pebble study stalls; lawmakers struggle with parameters
• Vice Admiral Thomas Barrett named to lead Alyeska Pipeline
• Legislature looks familiar, but key changes raise uncertainty
• Begich named to leadership position
• Miller seeks to stop election certification
• Crash area searched for missing F-22 pilot
• Parnell names attorney general to natural resources post
• Ted Stevens Day event today at arts center open to public
• Murkowski proclaims herself the victor
• Bill would cut Native firms' contract advantages
• Judge could revoke BP's probation in North Slope spills
• Searchers locate Air Force jet wreckage
• Murkowski expected to claim victory today
• Phillips guilty of murder, DUI in 2009 Seward Highway crash
• Ex-Young aide tipped FBI in investigation of congressmen
• Begich named to Senate Democratic leadership post
• Wisconsin man shoots TV in rage over Bristol's dancing
• Air Force base says F-22 fighter overdue on Alaska flight
• Former pipeline regulator gets top job with Alyeska Pipeline
• Senator leads; Miller wants hand recount
• Medal of Honor recipient faced 'wall of bullets'
• Mining company joins Iditarod's principal sponsors
• Phillips' drunken-driving murder trial goes to the jury
• Senator plans bill opposing Native corporation advantage
• Judge rejects AFN involvement in Miller write-in lawsuit
• Former regulator takes top job at Alyeska
• Celebrating 50 years of Alaska mountain search and rescue
• Groupon's steep online discounts come to Anchorage
• SUV didn't slow before wreck, expert says
• Murkowski passes Miller in vote count
• A love for aged Gouda, a soft spot for Easy Cheese
• Palin lacks leadership to be president, Murkowski says
• Glenn Highway crash kills 6-year-old boy
• Alaska elections director thrust into spotlight
• Alaska Aces lose third in a row on their home ice
• Murkowski maintains election write-in lead
• Police officers free moose tangled in rope and tree
• Reactions vary for legislators who left majority caucus
• After 'Whales,' Alaska's on the hunt for its next big film
• Sun, snow and sleds make for a great Sunday
• Man shot in chest hospitalized
• Details of crash that killed wolf biologist revealed in report
• Dimond scores three-peat treat
• Great way to end the day at the Center. Dancing with Hector Ortiz.
• Arvel Bird just got on stage. It sounds amazing here at the Center. Come see him and others! We will be open till 5pm and admission is FREE!
• One of the Intertribal performers here today.
• Ritmos y Corazón are finishing up their 12pm performance, they will perform again at 3pm come see! Coming up Ke Kia'I A O Hula from Alaska.
• Reign gives Aces the season's first losing streak
• Starting the day off with Kingikmiut Singers and Dancers of Anchorage. Come see them and many more!
• Grace Christian wins volleyball championship
• Ready for our Intertribal Gathering. Come see Arvel Bird, Ritmos y Corazón, and much more.
• Salaries at center of city budget debate
• Murkowski winning most write-in ballots
• Mayor says incident involving angry fire chief resolved
• It's almost snow-go time in Turnagain Pass
• Reign thwart Aces 2-1 in OT
• Murkowski on track to win on write-ins
• 19-year-old sentenced to 50 years for murder
• Parnell, Stevens family to mark Ted Stevens Day in Anchorage
• Palin e-mail invader gets 1-year sentence
• Warriors make South work for it
• Murkowski confident as write-in tally grows
• Memorial ceremony at UAA honors veterans
• Kuspuk class with Marge Nakak. Spaces are still available sign up by calling 907-330-8000
• Alaska miners talk of new projects, expansions to come
• Alaska Energy Authority to choose preferred hydro project
• State's telecom companies post strong third-quarter returns
• CNBC: Alaska hits bottom as a business-friendly state
• AGC of Alaska names top construction, safety award winners
• Uncertainty hangs over state's resources
• Commission recommends 40% pay raise for Alaska governor
• Not all victims were killed by fire in trailer near Willow
• Soaring copper prices drive costly thefts of wire, police say
• Lori Phillips, not the system, caused that fatal crash
• Bedbug bites reported among Fairview schoolchildren
• 98 percent of write-in votes go to Murkowski
• Controversial political strategist signs on to Miller campaign
• A salute to Alaska veterans
• Last Two Performances of Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans. A Christmas Story opens the day after Thanksgiving.
• Anchorage International Film Festival 2010
• 'Fab Lab' allows kids, adults to explore their creativity
• Fate of Alaska Senate race hinges on write-in count, contested ballots
• Cabinet shakeup by Parnell indicates intent to change state's policies
• Report looks at integrating Fire Island wind, power grid
• Kodiak wind power blows away oil price uncertainties
• Goose Bay prison construction work ahead of schedule
• Count continues; Miller sues over spelling
• Alaska ski season begins at Hilltop
• KTVA-TV cancels 2 newscasts so staff can discuss ethics
• Judge denies injunction for write-in vote count
• Write-in count shows 98% for Murkowski
• Assembly votes to increase tobacco tax by 75 cents a pack
• Trial witnesses describe scene surrounding fatal wreck
• Army begins hearing on Afghanistan 'thrill kill' charges
• Streets return to near-normal after storm-induced chaos
• Parnell commissioner purge includes gas pipeline leaders
• Four dead in trailer fire off Parks Highway
• Miller gains as Alaska absentee ballots counted
• Absentee vote count today
• Former Young aide seeks probation for Abramoff role
• DUI suspect in fatal 2009 wreck goes on trial for murder
• Falconers' hawks add to the thrill of the hunt
• Bodies of man, 2 youngsters, found in pond near Newtok
• Homesteader's mysterious art gets first Anchorage show
• Bolder wolves fray residents' nerves
• Paparazzi and celebrity the Anchorage way
• Miller complains of illegal electioneering at military base
• Chukchi Sea lease hearing scheduled in Anchorage
• Salmon harvest is best-paying in 18 years, Alaska officials say
• Scientists see higher incidence of birds with deformed beaks
• First big snowfall slams Anchorage, Peninsula
• Fairbanks borough considers pipeline valuation appeal
• Wasilla couple killed in Nikiski as seasonal accidents increase
• In Palin's Alaska, there are floatplanes for everyone
• Swanson nets two goals to push Aces to best ECHL start
• Few solutions available to stop repeat drunken drivers
• Villages probably made write-in difference
• Internal BP study warns of pipeline corrosion
• Armless pilot teaches kids to say 'Yes, I can'
• Search on in Alaska for missing Colorado man
• Freaky dancer? Step-class reject? Try Zumba
• Anchorage Police Department to cut 22 positions
• Murkowski account to help pay for vote count
• 19 Alaskans charged in drug-trafficking bust
• Bank robber who tried to escape by bicycle gets prison
• Big Lake man dies in collision
• Feds accuse dozens in sale of Las Vegas drugs in Alaska
• Rural Alaska voters accounted for much of write-in advantage
• DJ Z-Trip electrifies on 'First Tap'
• Ritmos y Corazón will perfom Nov. 13 at our Intertribal Gathering- Mexican Folkloric, Spanish Flamenco, pre Columbian dancing blended together telling a story.
• Parnell asks for resignations from commissioner, key state officials
• Parnell asks for resignations from commissioners, key state officials
• Alaska Native to serve as federal advisor for indigenous issues
• Parnell, Young back; Murkowski not written off
• Coleman perfect in net for Aces
• Murkowski acts like victor; questions linger
• Man linked to Bethel slaying was tortured in Africa
• Mining boom bright spot in slow economy
• Dog walker captures rare encounter
• Federal judge sets deadline in polar bear listing suit
• Grand jury indicts men in Bethel torture, slaying case
• NTSB urges redesign of fuel lever in wake of helicopter crash
• Wet snow makes a mess across Anchorage
• Aces strafed in second period to end win streak at four
• Alaska Senators announce changes in leadership
• Anchorage fraud victims track alleged Craigslist scammer
• Owners sought after pit bulls attack 3 miniature horses
• 9-time DUI offender faces new charges
• Write-ins to be counted sooner than expected
• Republicans gain control of House of Representatives
• Voters retain Fabe as Alaska Supreme Court justice
• Voters approve $900 million in school funding, veterans' loans
• Republicans gain a little in voting for the state House
• Young's 20th win for House overshadowed by Senate race
• Parnell wins his own term as governor
• Write-ins favor Murkowski; Miller won't quit
• Parnell to begin elected term with re-evaluation of top staff
• Judge sets start date in Weyhrauch corruption trial
• Palin records wins, losses and errors in midterm endorsements
• State to hasten Senate write-in ballot count
• Beautiful octopus bags - you can make your own. Classes start this Saturday.
• Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans. Extended for a Final Two Weeks!
• Q&A: Things to get you through the election
• Anchorage finally sees first significant snow of season
• Brown bear swipes at Seward boy walking to bus stop
• Police investigate death of man in camp near arena
• Octopus Bag art class... There are open seats, starts this Saturday!
• State now controls mining wastewater discharge permits
• Fairbanks woman first with a bow and arrow Grand Slam
• Alaska seamstress and sister land roles in 'Whales' movie
• 3 Senate candidates express confidence facing voters
• Bush dental therapy study upsets dentists
• Convicted Palin e-mail hacker asks for probation in Tennessee
• Coast Guardsman honored for rescuing trapped fisherman
• States gets an earful about Kasilof River special-use area
• Legislature's Pebble Mine study still awaits direction
• US Senate candidates keep up the pressure
• Three joust in battle for Hillside Alaska Senate seat
• Senate race steals election spotlight
• Third man arrested inBethel torture killing investigation
• Man jailed after shooting death in Talkeetna bar
• Blown opener: UAA loses first home game
• Double winners rule prelims
• North Pole man charged with murder in woman's overdose
• Joe Miller: Out to change D.C.
• Senate write-in candidates flood Division of Elections
• US-bound explosives found on overseas jets
• Senate hopefuls jockey for edge in campaign's last days
• Alaska Supreme Court weighs write-in list
• Allies defend Fabe as justice fights ouster
• Noisy election nears end, to relief of many
• Scott McAdams: Unknown no more
• Confident Congressman Young looking already to 2012
• Q&A with Lisa Murkowski, write-in candidate for U.S. Senate
• Q&A with Joe Miller, Republican candidate for U.S. Senator
• Q&A with Scott McAdams, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senator
• Ballot Prop A: $600 million for veterans' housing bonds
• Bond Proposition B: $397 million for education facilities around the state
• Ballot Measure 1: improved representation or no?
• Deposits swell as Alaska consumers hunker down
• Pilot charity flies food, faith to communities in need
• State authority heads to court over Skagway dock fees
• AIDEA OKs package of business financings
• At AFN, survival means more than simple existence
• Anchorage events roundup
• Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans
• 2 face murder charges after man tortured, killed in Bethel
• Russia's Kamchatka volcanoes spew giant ash clouds
• BP, Halliburton knew of cement flaws before Gulf well blowout
• Miller, Murkowski fight over NRA endorsement
• Man guilty of murder in shooting of off-duty MP
• Miller, McAdams take aim at Murkowski in final debate
• Climber with ties to Alaska dies in fall on Tibet mountain
• JetBlue announces service to Anchorage in summer 2011
• Jury to decide fate of man who shot, killed off-duty MP
• Senator says she wouldn't support Palin for president
• Lisa Murkowski: Walking a fine line
• City limits Anchorage schools' tax increase; layoffs predicted
• ACLU cites overcrowding, lack of staff for prison abuses
• Alaska Senate candidates spar on resource development
• Miller admits to lies about his actions
• Pumpkins and munchkins take to the trails
• Earthquake rattles southcentral Alaska
• Judge halts state help for write-in voters
• Doyon proposes small hydro project for Denali park
• Report slashes estimate of oil in NPRA
• Miller borough employment records released
• Healing Waters encourages vets to tie flies and start casting
• Miller downplays use of borough computers
• Parties dispute use of election write-in list
• Police identify woman found dead after sleeping outdoors
• Do you think Medicare isn't your problem? It will be
• Pollock trawlers' king salmon bycatch in Gulf almost triples
• Calista named as co-defendant in woman's harassment suit
• Higher user fees may cut city budget gap
• Ethics take center stage in Senate debate
• Southcentral residents cut energy use during test
• Democrats, GOP sue state on write-in lists
• Police seek clues in vandalism spree
• Kuspuk making class begins on Saturday, there is still time to sign up! Make yours just in time for winter.
• Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans. Extended!
• Air-gun vandalism hits Anchorage Bowl
• Art with a purpose
• Funky goal lifts Aces over Idaho Steelheads in overtime
• Abortion issue divides Alaska's candidates for US Senate
• Judge orders Miller documents released
• Plane crash survivor recounts finding Stevens dead
• AFN forum canceled, hopefuls work crowd
• Exploring one of the city's oldest communities
• State reopens detox program at Anchorage center
• Woman found dead off East Benson Boulevard
• Congress candidate Q & A: Earmarks
• Winter arrives late in Southcentral Alaska
• Dems upset over error in Murkowski mailer
• Ban lifted; uncertainties still face Gulf
• Aurora still negotiating Cohoe unit
• RCA OKs Enstar-Conoco contract, another non-firm gas option
• US EPA approves more ethanol in gas
• Ion cancels Beaufort Sea seismic survey
• Welcome to new world; Imperial boss says activism here to stay
• Nabors withdraws Point Thomson rig
• Open season for small line gets bids
• Geothermal drilling woes
• Cook Inlet beluga whale count up in 2010
• RCA lets Chugach recover contract costs
• Alaska unemployment rate rises slightly to 7.8 percent
• Draft Chukchi SEIS out
• RCA OKs temporary Badami tariff
• Mackenzie at crunch point
• Alaska Airlines offers Internet access on in-state flights
• Chevron pulls plug
• Nordaq Energy works CIRI gas prospect
• LNG imports to Southcentral are likely
• Miller charges AFN tried to keep him from Native shareholders
• Congress candidate Q & A: 8(a) federal contracting
• NSIDC confirms Arctic sea-ice minimum
• NIMBY concerns over gas storage plans
• Oil Patch Bits: ConocoPhillips and BP fund award to Tidal Echoes
• Alaska Federation of Natives backs Murkowski
• Calls for end to Arctic drilling freeze
• Tyonek looking at new coal to liquids process for Cook Inlet
• Oil Patch Bits: Fox new VP of strategic initiatives and marketing
• Sean Parnell: 'Action, not words'
• New kid SilverBirch Energy digging in
• Jack-up for Buccaneer? Will ask AIDEA's help to bring rig north
• Oil Patch Bits: Global Diving and Salvage welcomes Gowdy
• Oil prices inch down on economic news
• Parnell wants ACES cap
• Unocal gives up more White Hills leases
• Global oil demand stronger than expected
• Shale gas fallout chilly
• Obama signs CG bill with Alaska provisions
• US rig count up 12 this week to 1,671
• Alaska's next gov?
• DOI still revising OCS lease program
• FEX to plug and abandon NPR-A wells
• Shell CEO criticizes Gulf spill
• Justice, BP continue settlement talks
• Oil Patch Bits: GCI Industrial Telecom joins forces with Rigstar
• Logan to take over Alliance helm
• Shell changes course in Alberta
• Oil Patch Bits: Calista board appoints Guy president and CEO
• Over the top from the Mackenzie Delta?
• RCA sets procedural schedule for CINGSA
• Oil Patch Bits: UIC thanks all involved in Stryker recovery effort
• Several options and a big cost range
• EIA sees $80 per barrel WTI this winter
• Q&A with Ethan Berkowitz, Democratic candidate for governor
• Alaska Native elders, youth, want traditions saved
• 2010 Sitka Health Summit Awardees
• Despite funding concerns, wind farm construction under way on Fire Island
• Travel Industry: Preliminary results not a surprise
• New health commission to review costs
• Clock is ticking for CIRI's Fire Island
• Congress and governor candidate Q & A
• Miller files complaint against Native PAC
• Feds fumbled fix for subsistence rights, AFN leaders say
• Ethan Berkowitz: 'Energize Alaska'
• Accused sex trafficker faces new charges of inmate abuse
• Democrats threaten to sue over write-in lists
• Scammers target Daily News classified ad customers
• Miller moves against borough's ex-mayor
• Follow AFN convention on radio, TV, Web
• State ecosystems projected to shrink by century's end
• Q&A with Sean Parnell, Republican candidate for governor
• AFN drops Senate candidates forum
• Last Chance to see Witness for the Prosecution
• Arctic Slope Regional to pay record shareholder dividend
• Battle over polar bear status moves to federal court
• Alaska project aims to ease effects of abuse by priests
• Alaska Republicans urge Miller to quit dodging questions
• Lawmakers seek ban on Spice, legal synthetic marijuana
• GCI moves to end unlimited Internet usage plans
• Pentagon tells military recruiters to accept gay applicants
• Murkowski's name on report by PAC raises questions
• City won't prosecute in Miller forum scuffle
• Miller bodyguards at forum included active-duty soldiers
• Candidate Q & A: U.S. strategy in Afghanistan
• Bus altercation leads to stabbing; two go to hospital
• Alaska icefield, mountain peak officially named for Stevens
• Alaska governor candidates spar during student forum
• Miller admits borough disciplined him
• Congress candidate Q & A
• Tensions growing between mayor, city employees union
• Miller security guards handcuff journalist
• Dance ballerina: Ravens perform in flight
• Alaska icefield, mountain peak officially named for Stevens
• Sightseeing Soldotna couple drowns in New Hampshire river
• Miller on CNN: "I'm a man of many flaws"
• Former Cuban soccer star faces his first real winter
• Trans-Canada company's oil pipeline stalled by new delay
• Statewide campaign Q & A
• Search team to look for debris, victims of crash near Katmai
• Skeptics, a psychic, and a little mystery
• Statewide campaign Q & A
• Nome senator's plane crashed while turning, investigator says
• Ballot Measure would resize Legislature
• West wins lowest-scoring championship game
• Coming June 14 thru August - Alaska Native carvers will be here. Meet David Boxley - He will be one of the artists creating new posts for the clan house. http://www.alaskanative.net/en/main_nav/plan_visit/calendar_events/carvingdemo/
• Meet Israel Shotridge and see him carve a house post. See his drawing, it will be beautiful! June 14 carvers will be here.
• TJ and Joe Young will be carving a house post starting June 14 - very exciting to have such talent every day here this summer!
• New this summer- Harvest and Preparation of Native Foods presentations daily at 3:00 p.m. - here are hooligan fish being processed today
• Alaska Native Art Sale- all ivory in Heritage Gift Shop is 15% off in June. There are lots of beautiful pieces to choose from, stop by open 9 - 5 daily. All proceeds from Heritage Gifts help with our non profit mission at the center.
• Demolition crew destroys wrong building at Russian Jack
• Miller tops fundraising race in past 2 months
• Benson hauls her own dirt; lives the good, simple life
• Treadwell spent big during primary to get name recognition
• Paratroopers drop in during ceremony
• Beautiful weather, music, dancing, games and family time.
• Medicine Dream performance
• Kicaput dancing at the center today.
• Paige has begun to work on an Alutiiq style Head Garment
• Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancers today in Nenana thanking them for a donation for the Athabascan ceremonial house logs.
• Murkowski foes attack corporate donations
• Season calls Trumpeter swans south
• Senate candidates debate Alaska Native, rural issues
• Native corporations dominate top 49 Alaska-owned businesses
• Scientists count more beluga whales in Cook Inlet waters
• Welcome ANF
• 'Mamma Mia!' at PAC is simply good, unsophisticated fun
• Morlock will face court-martial but not death penalty
• Parnell calls for more competitive oil tax
• Downtown march commemorates firefighter
• Flight out of Anchorage makes emergency landing in Seattle
• Community councils mull restrictions on cheap liquor
• Soldier arrested after shooting at Fort Wainwright
• Judge OKs states' suit over health overhaul
• 'Whales' returns to downtown Anchorage for more filming
• Providence medical waste found at landfill; use denied for period
• BP considers ending program to air whistle-blower complaints
• Ex-mayor says Miller disciplined over ethics
• Coast Guard deploys buoy for Arctic research
• Chevron's selling its Cook Inlet oil and gas assets
• Feedback from the issue of 10.7.2010
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• Building an economy for Alaska’s future
• Upbeat on the sunset
• Adminstration lifts offshore drilling moratorium
• The Moore Report: Putting aside politics
• Alaska books 2010
• Compensation claim accepted 12 days before fireman dies
• Tweeting towards victory?
• Feedback from the issue of 9.23.2010
• First of 33 rescued from Chilean mine
• The sky is (nearly) falling
• Haiku winners issue comes out in the 10.7.2010 issue
• Fort Richardson soldiers remembered
• Ghost in the machine - Four years after dying a hero in Iraq, Navy SEAL Marc Lee has a starring role in the Tea Party Express campaign for Joe Miller
• Court: Alaska’s not her ashtray
• 2010 Haiku contest winners
• Renamed or rebranded?
• Feedback from the issue of 10.14.2010
• The fight against child hunger
• Berkowitz’s ownership proposal
• The Moore Report: The Lisa factor
• Fagan: Pity for a politician
• Sitka’s mayoral showdown - With Mayor Scott McAdams angling for a U.S. Senate seat, two candidates with strong ties to Sitka are battling to replace him
• The Moore Report: CAPS LOCK
• 2010 Fall Arts Preview - Highlights of the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, and more...
• Progress compressed
• Feedback for the issue of 9.30.2010
• Running right - Ethan Berkowitz seems to be trying to out-Republican Alaska Governor Sean Parnell, but will voters even notice?
• Putting students in a corner
• Filtration problems delay startup of Fairbanks trout hatchery
• The Moore Report: New poll numbers
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• Parnell, Berkowitz debate resource development, taxes
• Cat lady hisses at The Man - Judge prohibits would-be rescuer from owning animals for ten years
• Nurturing successful kids
• Genealogists find links between Obama and Palin, Limbaugh
• The contender - Democrat Scott McAdams wasn't expected to have a real shot at the U.S. Senate seat. Then Joe Miller happened
• Odd man out
• Judge lifts contempt citation against Stevens prosecutors
• Alaskans call for end to Arctic drilling freeze
• Wasilla couple cruises in nostalgia wagon
• New building at the Alaska Native Heritage Center under construction. Photos of the progress from today October, 12, 2010. Scheduled to open early winter 2011.
• Native corporations, unions back Murkowski with ad cash
• Steelhead in Anchor River elude biologists floating downstream
• Hall of Fame inductees reflect Alaska sports diversity
• Candidates touch range of issues before Chamber
• Putting students in a corner
• Miller plans news conference to address past employment issues
• The Moore Report: New poll numbers
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• Cat lady hisses at The Man - Judge prohibits would-be rescuer from owning animals for ten years
• Nurturing successful kids
• The contender - Democrat Scott McAdams wasn't expected to have a real shot at the U.S. Senate seat. Then Joe Miller happened
• Odd man out
• Feedback from the issue of 10.7.2010
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• Building an economy for Alaska’s future
• Upbeat on the sunset
• The Moore Report: Putting aside politics
• Alaska books 2010
• Tweeting towards victory?
• Feedback from the issue of 9.23.2010
• The sky is (nearly) falling
• Haiku winners issue comes out in the 10.7.2010 issue
• Ghost in the machine - Four years after dying a hero in Iraq, Navy SEAL Marc Lee has a starring role in the Tea Party Express campaign for Joe Miller
• Court: Alaska’s not her ashtray
• 2010 Haiku contest winners
• Renamed or rebranded?
• Term limits cut into Kenai Assembly's experience level
• The fight against child hunger
• 'Tour of Troops' draws Jay Leno to Elmendorf, Wasilla
• The Moore Report: The Lisa factor
• Showbiz opportunity thrills most but not the BBB
• Sitka’s mayoral showdown - With Mayor Scott McAdams angling for a U.S. Senate seat, two candidates with strong ties to Sitka are battling to replace him
• Community issues are tops on AFN convention agenda
• Hiland inmates learn to dress for success
• 2010 Fall Arts Preview - Highlights of the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, and more...
• Native corporation fires CEO, sex harassment suit pending
• Feedback for the issue of 9.30.2010
• Miller vows silence on background until election
• Two charged in homeless camp killing
• Theater events provide a forum for local playwrights
• West to face Service, Kenai vs. Soldotna in championships
• Police investigate death in Mountain View homeless camp
• Social Security issue vital in campaign
• Moose, mountain majesty in Powerline Pass
• Troopers find Mat-Su fugitive in a tree
• Crooked Road performing today at the Alaska Native Heritage Center.
• Houston city clerk who quit says he wants his job back
• State to quit offering free vaccines to adults in January
• US to drop Jim Clark corruption conviction
• Dawn Avery is rehearsing on stage now at the Center. Come see Dawn and H-3 and Crooked Road tomorrow. Remember admission is free presented by target.
• 2010 Gold Pan Awards recipients
• University of Alaska regents retain 5 percent tuition hike
• George Rogers, among Alaska founding giants, dies at 93
• Senators sponsor bill to speed permitting for hydro project
• Dog daycare center popular solution for busy owners
• Alaskans' blood sport: Campaigns head into final weeks
• Denali gets 'significant' bids for pipeline
• ANC leader touts groups' economic impacts
• Glenn Highway fuel spill smaller than responders first feared
• Miller defends family's past reliance on Medicaid, KidCare
• Weekly entertainment roundup
• Senator to propose bill to strip Native firms of contracting edge
• Palmer man shot to death after report of domestic dispute
• Did Army officers miss clues to rogue soldiers' actions?
• Inlet beluga count up but it's not a rebound yet, scientists say
• Alaska moves toward legalized bear trapping
• Ghostland Observatory laser-lights the Tooth
• Putting students in a corner
• Lost translation - In Alaska, neglecting to provide interpreters for non-English speaking Medicaid patients means some doctors are breaking the law.
• 2010 Fall Arts Preview - Highlights of the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, and more...
• The Moore Report: Time traveling
• The Moore Report: New poll numbers
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• Feedback for the issue of 9.30.2010
• Cruel or merciful? The jury reaches a verdict in the case of Anchorage’s cat lady, Deborah Allen
• Cat lady hisses at The Man - Judge prohibits would-be rescuer from owning animals for ten years
• Nurturing successful kids
• Putting students in a corner
• Lost translation - In Alaska, neglecting to provide interpreters for non-English speaking Medicaid patients means some doctors are breaking the law.
• The contender - Democrat Scott McAdams wasn't expected to have a real shot at the U.S. Senate seat. Then Joe Miller happened
• Odd man out
• The Moore Report: New poll numbers
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• Feedback from the issue of 10.7.2010
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• Cat lady hisses at The Man - Judge prohibits would-be rescuer from owning animals for ten years
• Nurturing successful kids
• Upbeat on the sunset
• The contender - Democrat Scott McAdams wasn't expected to have a real shot at the U.S. Senate seat. Then Joe Miller happened
• Odd man out
• Building an economy for Alaska’s future
• Alaska books 2010
• Feedback from the issue of 10.7.2010
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• The Moore Report: Putting aside politics
• Feedback from the issue of 9.23.2010
• Building an economy for Alaska’s future
• Upbeat on the sunset
• Tweeting towards victory?
• Haiku winners issue comes out in the 10.7.2010 issue
• The Moore Report: Putting aside politics
• Alaska books 2010
• Ghost in the machine - Four years after dying a hero in Iraq, Navy SEAL Marc Lee has a starring role in the Tea Party Express campaign for Joe Miller
• Court: Alaska’s not her ashtray
• Tweeting towards victory?
• Feedback from the issue of 9.23.2010
• 2010 Haiku contest winners
• Renamed or rebranded?
• The sky is (nearly) falling
• Haiku winners issue comes out in the 10.7.2010 issue
• Constitutionality of minimum wage addressed by experts
• The fight against child hunger
• Ghost in the machine - Four years after dying a hero in Iraq, Navy SEAL Marc Lee has a starring role in the Tea Party Express campaign for Joe Miller
• Court: Alaska’s not her ashtray
• Raised fares, service cuts proposed for People Mover
• The Moore Report: The Lisa factor
• 2010 Haiku contest winners
• Renamed or rebranded?
• Alaska subsistence overhaul up to Congress, agency says
• On October 9th come see Dawn Avery a world-class, award winning Mohawk artist will perform songs from the new CD Behind the Mask. Featuring Grammy award winning producer, Larry Mitchell, on guitar and Steven Alvarez, voice and percussion. Admission is
• Sitka’s mayoral showdown - With Mayor Scott McAdams angling for a U.S. Senate seat, two candidates with strong ties to Sitka are battling to replace him
• Army trial recommended for Wasilla soldier in Afghan killings
• The fight against child hunger
• Documents show feds investigated Hickel
• 2010 Fall Arts Preview - Highlights of the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, and more...
• The Moore Report: Time traveling
• The Moore Report: The Lisa factor
• EPA deal clears way for Kincaid stadium
• Feedback for the issue of 9.30.2010
• Cruel or merciful? The jury reaches a verdict in the case of Anchorage’s cat lady, Deborah Allen
• Sitka’s mayoral showdown - With Mayor Scott McAdams angling for a U.S. Senate seat, two candidates with strong ties to Sitka are battling to replace him
• Senate candidates square off in Native forum
• Airport police investigate officer charged in prostitution sting
• Why does state lag on federal health reform, French asks
• Early Mat-Su results show strong-mayor proposal losing
• Miller's wife accepted unemployment checks
• Aces flash some potential in loss to Thunder
• Come October 9th to see Saturday Night Live's Naranjo & Mandara. Admission is free presented by Target.
• Fur Rondy Festival 2011
• Miller draws Outside cash from hunting, anti-abortion interests
• Man kills himself after shooting another in argument, police say
• Shell scales back 2011 Arctic exploration plan
• Denali gas line bids called 'significant'
• Mothers and infants take a regular hike
• Anchorage man charged with cocaine trafficking
• Agency plans Togiak refuge permit requirements
• Republican to run write-in campaign for House seat
• Witness for the Prosecution & Auditions for A Christmas Story
• Come October 9th to see Saturday Night Live's Naranjo & Mandara. Admission is free presented by Target.
• Alaska founding giant dies at 93
• Political priorities: Can't we just play 'Rock Band'
• Native corporations report record combined revenues
• Tea party group vows more big spending in Alaska Senate race
• Empty school bus strikes moose in South Anchorage
• Children set boxes on fire in just-opened village school
• Tea party group vows more big spending in Alaska Senate race
• Miller opposes federal right to establish minimum wage
• Brothers hospitalized, one jailed, after fight in Girdwood
• North Pole homes get filtration system for fouled wells
• Fairbanks to vote Tuesday on use of wood stoves
• Western lawmakers turn sights on gray wolves
• Native contractors propose reforms
• Celebrating Mexico in Alaska at the museum
• Film crew draws star-seekers, slows traffic
• Fire destroys annex to Glennallen's Caribou Hotel
• The boy carrying a secret riding the People Mover
• Polls show non-GOP voters tilting to Murkowski
• Race on to fund Senate campaign blitz
• This weekend is last chance to register to vote in November
• Making amends
• Alaskans show off their hunting prize
• Poll reveals domestic violence stats
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Two green lights for Shtokman plans
• Report: reforms needed in fed health programs
• Groups threaten boycott over Shavelson
• Legislators spar over Pebble study
• Improvements asked in spill preparedness
• Senators oppose ANWR wilderness review
• Pacific Energy, state seek bankruptcy deal
• Oil Patch Bits: APICC announces membership meeting and conference
• State looking at preparedness changes
• Oil Patch Bits: Crowley Awards Scholarships to Two Academy Cadets
• Berkowitz calls for independent attorney general's office
• MHT planning to extend lease terms
• Oil Patch Bits: CMI now offers Atlas Copco's Secoroc PARD system
• Shooting victim dies; police charge husband with murder
• FEX drops last onshore state acreage
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Accord paves way for Barents development
• Mayor's 2011 budget cuts jobs, boosts fees and property taxes
• Balancing risk and reward in Arctic OCS
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Russia ready to loosen Arctic offshore restrictions
• First Friday sneak preview
• Corps of Engineers permitting for Point Thomson lags 6 mos.
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Eco insurance a possibility for Russian offshore projects
• Under investigation, prosecutor in Ted Stevens case commits suicide
• Alberta 'full speed ahead'
• Our Arctic Neighbors: First non-Russian ship sails Northern Sea Route
• Alaska's longtime senior senator buried at Arlington
• Road drives Umiat plans
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Russian aircraft buzz Navy ship twice in Arctic
• Study says weather may have led to increase in fatal accidents
• Gas line games continue
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Four rigs ready for Barents Sea drilling
• Tea party target wages an establishment comeback
• Obama appoints ex-Alaskan White House chief of staff
• ENI gets approval to drill Barents well
• Bed tax numbers up, but tourism industry still struggles
• Rural teacher shortage leads districts to grow their own
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Forty-one bid in Norway's latest license round
• Movers & Shakers: Sunday, October 3, 2010
• Chad Bentz of Juneau tackles gridiron and mound
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Inuit plan Arctic summit; say Greenland needs to learn from Alaska
• AIDEA OKs $76M in tax-free financing to Alaska firms
• State steps in over federal arrest incident
• Our Arctic Neighbors: Race on for Greenland oil and gas
• Contractors renovate homes of injured military vets
• The contender - Democrat Scott McAdams wasn't expected to have a real shot at the U.S. Senate s
• Odd man out
• State plans vehicle convoys along battered Taylor Highway
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• Alaska Permanent Fund has survived recession, CEO says
• Palin gets protective order over alleged threats from teenager
• Upbeat on the sunset
• House passes bill naming mountain, ice field in honor of Stevens
• All Wildwood pre-trial facility inmates get TB tests
• Alaska books 2010
• Ex-Alaskan Rouse to lead White House staff
• Sergeant boasted of killing Iraq family, Wasilla soldier says
• Feedback from the issue of 9.23.2010
• Another death at King Park
• Missing-plane debris found on Katmai beach
• Haiku winners issue comes out in the 10.7.2010 issue
• The Moore Report: Make sure you can write “Murkowski” legibly
• Court: Alaska’s not her ashtray
• A double shot of rude - Two defendants in the Palmer courthouse provide lessons in bad behavior
• Alyeska Mystery Train
• Renamed or rebranded?
• Press Picks 2010 WINNERS
• The fight against child hunger
• Feedback 9.9.2010
• The Moore Report: The Lisa factor
• Imagining a new Alaska House
• Sitka’s mayoral showdown - With Mayor Scott McAdams angling for a U.S. Senate seat, two ca
• The Moore Report: Time traveling
• 2010 Fall Arts Preview - Highlights of the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, an
• Cruel or merciful? The jury reaches a verdict in the case of Anchorage’s cat lady, Deborah
• Feedback for the issue of 9.30.2010
• Deconstructing Glenn Beck - The author of a recent Glenn Beck biography reveals what he’s
• Putting students in a corner
• Lost translation - In Alaska, neglecting to provide interpreters for non-English speaking Medicaid p
• The Moore Report: New poll numbers
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• Cat lady hisses at The Man - Judge prohibits would-be rescuer from owning animals for ten years
• Nurturing successful kids
• Police yet to file charges in Tuesday night shooting
• Miller late in filing required financial disclosure with Senate
• Pilot finds debris from missing Katmai plane
• Tuesday Night Races bring out the 'munchkins'
• Woman suffers gunshot wounds; husband arrested
• Standoff over cat ends when elderly woman falls asleep
• Conoco stands by gas pipeline development efforts
• Assemblyman proposes raising Anchorage cigarette tax
• Mixed emotions mark return to condos
• Witness for the Prosecution by Agatha Christie Opens Friday
• Parnell hits Berkowitz over 2002 vote for income tax
• Stevens buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Miller applied for indigent fishing/hunting license
• Prowling for germs: where those cold-causing bacteria lurk
• Man who shot officer killed himself, police report says
• Two Fort Richardson soldiers killed by Afghanistan bomb
• Mayor objects to ads against police layoffs
• There's more to fall than just colorful leaves
• Candidates stumping to show differences
• Misdirected text message leads to drug arrest in Soldotna
• Ice, snow may have contributed to fatal Alaska Highway crash
• Federal prosecutor in Stevens case commits suicide
• Walker decides against write-in campaign for governor
• Prosecutor in Stevens case commits suicide
• Anchorage symphony opener long on entertainment
• Navy contract goes to University of Alaska
• Alaska soldier's drug use an issue in war crimes hearing
• Flakes and flurries reported around city, Mat-Su
• Four CD releases speak to an enlivened jazz scene
• Don't OK engineered salmon, Parnell says
• Development splits Finger Lake community
• Mountain View celebrates library's reopening
• Walruses move inward
• Parnell opposes modified salmon
• Hundreds still without power after wind storm
• Moderate quake felt throughout Alaska; no damages
• Kangogo takes news without 'why me'
• State pays $150,000 to family of motorist killed by trooper
• Kiteboarders end bid to cross Bering Strait
• Murkowski seeks clarity on write-in
• Alaska regents reject extra 5% tuition hike
• High winds cut power in Anchorage, Valley
• Judge considers additional witnesses in sexual assault trial
• City agrees in concept to protect Campbell Creek estuary
• Miller explains views on federal spending
• Female soccer stars shine for Service football
• A roundup of weekend events
• Earthquake felt in Fairbanks
• It's PFD time: $1,281
• The Moore Report: The Lisa factor
• Imagining a new Alaska House
• Alaska hall of fame voting open
• Sitka’s mayoral showdown - With Mayor Scott McAdams angling for a U.S. Senate seat, two ca
• The Moore Report: Time traveling
• Utilities call on residents to conserve for an evening
• 2010 Fall Arts Preview - Highlights of the Anchorage Museum, Anchorage Symphony, Anchorage Opera, an
• Cruel or merciful? The jury reaches a verdict in the case of Anchorage’s cat lady, Deborah
• Alaska plane crash increase could be due to wet summer
• Proposed university tuition hike prompts campus protests
• Deconstructing Glenn Beck - The author of a recent Glenn Beck biography reveals what he’s
• Murder victim remembered
• Fire burns 2 condos, injures 1 resident
• Lost translation - In Alaska, neglecting to provide interpreters for non-English speaking Medicaid p
• Harvest moonrise on fall equinox
• Totem Ocean Trailer Express celebrates 35th year
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• State formulates plan for connecting students to careers
• Nurturing successful kids
• Letters from the issue of 8.26.2010
• Governors candidates spar, joust at Anchorage forum
• Odd man out
• Who's watching the city's Chihuahua? What the recent audit of Begich-era finances really r
• Murkowski launches write-in effort, faces uphill battle
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• Campaign 2010 - Election Central, primary night
• Medallion Foundation seeks state funding for aviation safety
• Upbeat on the sunset
• The Moore Report: Primary discoloration
• FAA rulemaking proposal would affect carriers in Alaska
• Alaska books 2010
• Like father, like son - A famous Native artist and his gifted son battle their personal demons
• Transportation, local governments discuss Arctic shipping concerns
• Feedback from the issue of 9.23.2010
• Another death at King Park
• Two more cruise ships to call in Anchorage next year
• Haiku winners issue comes out in the 10.7.2010 issue
• The Moore Report: Make sure you can write “Murkowski” legibly
• Pebble mine likely to begin permit process in late 2011
• Court: Alaska’s not her ashtray
• A double shot of rude - Two defendants in the Palmer courthouse provide lessons in bad behavior
• State's offshore spill rules criticized, praised
• Renamed or rebranded?
• Press Picks 2010 WINNERS
• Study shows importance of exports in economy
• The fight against child hunger
• Feedback 9.9.2010
• Former police officer charged with violence against toddler
• Russia confident its claims to Arctic waters will succeed
• Murkowski asks for review of man's arrest in Alaska park
• Peninsula bear mauling victim describes attack to family
• Murkowski keeps seat on energy committee
• South High defense shuts down Service
• Legislators cautioned about oil spill response readiness
• Berkowitz aims to shrink corporate income taxes
• Senate candidate confirms he received U.S. farm aid
• Key Murkowski Senate energy post in peril
• Permanent Fund dividend is $1,281; payday Oct. 7
• Body found behind video store in South Anchorage
• Murkowski's Senate seniority in peril
• Bristol Palin makes flashy debut on 'Dancing'
• Miller ahead in poll, but caution advised in interpreting results
• McAdams calls for federal education reform
• Murkowski says GOP leaders turned their backs on her
• Candidate Miller says he got farm subsidies on Kansas land
• Governor to announce PFD amount this morning
• Gubernatorial race gains some steam
• Hill on wheels: Alyeska's Silvertip Traverse
• Senate race heats up on national television
• Grabbing some of that crisp, autumn air
• 4.9 earthquake hits just southwest of city
• Wasilla man charged with robbery and burglary
• State asks to reinstate senator's citation for excessive fishing
• Disability advocates say troubled youth was mistreated
• Murkowski's write-in plan encourages two others
• Walker considering jump back into governor's race
• Saloon owner writes country songs inspired by Dr. Phil
• Lisa Murkowski raises money, switches out campaign manager
• Godwits bulk up for 7,000 miles, flapping all the way
• School nurse found dead in wrecked car
• Construction may delay Anchorage drivers this weekend
• Ex-public assistance worker gets 2 years for fraud
• Alaska's lower jobless rate holds on
• Murkowski says 'Let's Make History'
• Hong Kong official seeks to build trade relationships in Alaska
• Credit unions wary of potential reductins in card fees
• Tax-exempt status at risk for more than 1,000 state nonprofits
• Alaska Railroad hires longtime railman Chris Aadnesen as new CEO
• GAO: Denali Commission lacked authority to take state grant
• Alaska files suit against feds on OCS moratorium
• 'Whales' begins filming in Anchorage
• Soggy summer gives way to sun-drenched fall
• Priest loses DUI appeal
• Warming could turn Interior into prairie, UAF scientist says
• Fish and Game commissioner to retire ahead of DUI trial
• Murkowski backers issue invitations to 'campaign kickoff'
• ACT News: Auditions and Lots of October Plays!
• Deconstructing Glenn Beck - The author of a recent Glenn Beck biography reveals what he’s
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Lost translation - In Alaska, neglecting to provide interpreters for non-English speaking Medicaid p
• Bauer power?
• Feedback for the issue of 9.16.2010
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• Nurturing successful kids
• Letters from the issue of 8.26.2010
• Odd man out
• Who's watching the city's Chihuahua? What the recent audit of Begich-era finances really r
• The Moore Report: Pushing partisanship
• Campaign 2010 - Election Central, primary night
• Upbeat on the sunset
• The Moore Report: Primary discoloration
• Alaska books 2010
• Like father, like son - A famous Native artist and his gifted son battle their personal demons
• Manslaughter charge comes with 3rd DUI in 10 years
• Another death at King Park
• Coast Guard rescues 3 men missing on Prince William Sound
• Former governor's aide wants corruption case dismissed
• The Moore Report: Make sure you can write “Murkowski” legibly
• Recount confirms winner in close legislative district race
• Survey tells city to cut waste, not services
• A double shot of rude - Two defendants in the Palmer courthouse provide lessons in bad behavior
• Candidate for governor calls for lifetime fishing, hunting licenses
• Press Picks 2010 WINNERS
• Driver guilty of DUI, manslaughter in '09 crash
• Feedback 9.9.2010
• Murkowski continues to mull write-in effort
• Imagining a new Alaska House
• Whales movie begins shooting
• The Moore Report: Time traveling
• Vote smart
• Cruel or merciful? The jury reaches a verdict in the case of Anchorage’s cat lady, Deborah
• No money left to follow
• State gets $10 million for Internet upgrades
• Parnell wants hold-the-line state operating budget
• Murkowski to reveal her intentions Friday
• Professionals, refugees swell Islamic numbers
• Searchers find body of Dillingham man missing for days
• Walker says write-in bid for Alaska governor unlikely
• Barge runs aground, leaks fuel on Alaska's North Slope
• Arctic ice shrinks to third-lowest level
• Flights diverted, canceled as Inlet fog persists
• No propane spilled as semi crashes near Sutton
• Commercial fishing line snags endangered albatross off Alaska
• Murkowski to reveal intentions Friday
• Suspect in Hoonah deaths pleads not guilty
• 'Move on,' McConnell tells Sen. Murkowski
• Guard rescues injured pilot after crash near Gulkana
• Bush caucus supports expanding Alaska Legislature
• Promoters see bright future for Alaska in movie business
• Teacher looks to climb 5 treacherous 'teeth'
• Door open to beluga zone in Beaufort
• No timeline for AK
• Enbridge sticks to knitting
• Shell says Arctic offshore plan up to snuff
• End of season items are on sale 15% off the entire store with the only exceptions books and consign
• Boater missing after falling overboard in Nushagak River
• Poll shows B.C. public cool to pipelines
• Bromwich says no Alaska moratorium
• AGIA coordinator takes UAF post
• Begich: Miller campaign 'disrespectful and unfair' to Murkowski
• Undecided Murkowski stays home as Congress reconvenes
• Despite recession, expensive treats thrive in Anchorage
• Oil Patch Bits: ExxonMobil lubricants supplier to Camping World
• Possible FERC legal conflict for ANGDA
• U.S. Senate race between Miller, McAdams
• Alaskan FedEx Driver wins National championship
• Surfers ride the tide up Turnagain Arm
• Parnell names Koch to ANGDA board
• Oil Patch Bits: Schlumberger Water Services Launches Diver-DCX
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Nonprofit unveils map of Alaska broadband infrastructure
• Organization works to prepare Southwest businesses for broadband
• AOGCC issues geothermal regulations
• Oil Patch Bits: Rain for Rent pump expansion now includes DV-325c
• BP Alaska lays out plans for Northstar field
• School construction projects wind down as school year begins
• Going out of business 'a possibility' for some under proposed action
• Rush to handle Bakken volumes
• District court upholds moratorium ruling
• Irwin: Alaska development would be safe
• UAF increases research into ocean acidification
• Council skeptical about science behind sea lion report
• Booze, gambling Alberta's new cash cow
• Armstrong gets 2 permits for NFU
• New inspectors headed to BOEMRE
• Salazar will mediate dispute over Arctic bridge, access to petroleum reserve
• Palin cast long shadow over state's primary election
• Alyeska probe uncovers troubling pattern
• Buccaneer acquires additional interest
• Support, concerns for CINGSA storage
• Local bakery puts creative touch on cakes
• Business expands at Anchorage soup kitchen
• Water for shale gas on BC front burner
• TG World gets loan using PPT credits
• BLM names new Alaska state director
• Health reform in Alaska
• UPS reduces furloughed pilots; 14 of 84 Alaska flyers keep jobs
• Lawmakers up LNG exports concern
• AOGA hires new regulatory affairs rep
• Koch requesting in-state tariff hike
• Oil Patch Bits: Acuren acquires tank inspection firm Extech LLC
• 2010 Gold Pan Award finalists
• Cook Inlet tariff deal needs more time
• FERC issues 10th semiannual report
• A fog over the oil sands
• Oil Patch Bits: Crowley opens customs bonded warehouse in Panama
• Despite recent crashes, Alaska aviation safer than ever before
• Eni plans 52 wells for Nikaitchuq Schrader Bluff oil development
• August ANS production up marginally
• AG challenges Chugach on power plant
• State oil and gas sales set for Oct. 27
• Murkowski became a 'capable, energetic' leader in Alaska politics
• New effort to get gas to Interior led by Energia Cura of Fairbanks
• CIRCAC ousts Shavelson from board
• Kenai LNG owners press DOE for expeditious extension decision
• Parnell: state going on offensive on ESA
• Alyeska report shows bad breaker, human error caused spill
• LNG hopes evaporate
• US boycott of Alberta oil sands spreads
• Chevron to plug, abandon Cook Inlet platform wells; prelude to possible removal
• US rig count decreases by 3 to 1,653
• EPA retracts rule mandating stormwater drainage pollution limit
• Base runway construction sends Air Force jets over city
• No production, no tax
• Shell adds spill response capabilities
• Back from the depths
• Microbes eating oil, not using up oxygen
• Real estate stable, 2010 upturn possible, experts say
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Northwest Alaska
• Listening to Alaska
• Alaska's Kuparuk field remains formidable
• For sale: BP Alaska?
• Energia Cura proposing 10-inch main line
• Program connects veterans with construction jobs
• Libertarian won't step aside for Murkowski
• State has 30 days to consider Kookesh ruling
• Police break up disorderly crowd outside Chilkoot's
• 3-vehicle crash ends in melee
• Officer chases down suspect in shooting
• UAA hoops star shines in motocross
• Bethel-area moose hunters face fines for late reporting
• Authority prepares to bid for North Slope natural gas
• A veterans' charity, a little frayed around the edges
• 9/11 marked by dedication of memorial
• Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancers today in Nenana thanking them for a donation for the Athabasc
• Coming June 14 thru August - Alaska Native carvers will be here. Meet David Boxley - He will be one
• Meet Israel Shotridge and see him carve a house post. See his drawing, it will be beautiful! June
• TJ and Joe Young will be carving a house post starting June 14 - very exciting to have such talent
• New this summer- Harvest and Preparation of Native Foods presentations daily at 3:00 p.m. - here ar
• Alaska Native Art Sale- all ivory in Heritage Gift Shop is 15% off in June. There are lots of beaut
• Palin, Miller appear at Wasilla rally
• Democrat McAdams offers views on issues facing Senate
• Murkowski: No decision has been made on write-in option
• Blue skies abound as summer winds down
• Paige has begun to work on an Alutiiq style Head Garment
• Past sex case admissible in former Alaska pastor's trial
• Alaska Railroad hires CEO with international rail experience
• Alaska tourism industry sees visitor increase this year
• Judge sentences Yould to 57 months in prison
• Write-in option for Murkowski poses challenges, opportunity
• Talkeetna doctor's trip to store saves his life from explosion
• Father says he warned Army of soldiers' murder plans
• Heroes of Fairview plane crash honored
• National GOP sends Miller campaign money
• Campaign 2010 - Election Central, primary night
• Tsimshian dancers in Southeast house at the celebration.
• Racially motivated attack nets prison terms for Anchorage pair
• Ceremony honors slain Hoonah police officers
• The Moore Report: Primary discoloration
• Tsimshian house post raised in the Southeast house.
• Alaska rips feds over suspension of Arctic drilling
• Like father, like son - A famous Native artist and his gifted son battle their personal demons
• Haida post being raised - carved by Joe & TJ Young, theme - Respect for family.
• Mayor favors boost in community policing
• Another death at King Park
• Artwork, masks, jewelry, clothing and more 15% off for our end of summer season sale. Entire store
• Today is Kids' Day at the Alaska Native Heritage Center! Free for all children 16 and under Co
• The Moore Report: Make sure you can write “Murkowski” legibly
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• AMAZING!! The eagle release was very special today at the center. For those that couldn't be
• A double shot of rude - Two defendants in the Palmer courthouse provide lessons in bad behavior
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Eagle released today at the center.
• Press Picks 2010 WINNERS
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• David Boxley sang a Tsimshian eagle song before the bald eagle was released.
• Feedback 9.9.2010
• Rite of passage
• Don't miss out on the upcoming celebrations! See lots of dance and the installation of our new
• Imagining a new Alaska House
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• Beautiful beadwork at the Heritage Gift Shop. All beaded items are 15% off for the entire month of
• The Moore Report: Time traveling
• Vote smart
• A special day today, August, 9, 2010 as a new house post was raised for the Eyak culture. House po
• Cruel or merciful? The jury reaches a verdict in the case of Anchorage’s cat lady, Deborah
• No money left to follow
• Cordova Native Ikumat Dancers
• Deconstructing Glenn Beck - The author of a recent Glenn Beck biography reveals what he’s
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Dancers in the clan house perform for the house post celebration today.
• Lost translation - In Alaska, neglecting to provide interpreters for non-English speaking Medicaid p
• Bauer power?
• The house post with the theme respect for self, placed in the Southeast house. Carver- Israel Shot
• City to recognize rescuers in Fairview plane crash
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• The new Tsimshian house post was placed in the Southeast house. Wonderful atmosphere and celebrati
• Fire Island wind farm has yet to generate contracts
• Letters from the issue of 8.26.2010
• After a moment of silence for Ted Stevens, the Haida unveiled the finished house post and carried i
• Man shields search dog as Cessna crashes near village
• Kohring says jury should have heard about Allen sex case
• Who's watching the city's Chihuahua? What the recent audit of Begich-era finances really r
• Haida celebration and the house post in the Southeast house.
• Florida minister calls off burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Anchorage killer sentenced to 74 years in prison
• Palin to join Beck at 9/11 event in downtown Anchorage
• Hundreds run in Tuesday race series opener
• BP report spreads blame for Gulf well explosion and oil spill
• Bicyclist injured after boat trailer separates from truck
• Anchor Point man faces charge for fish weir sabotage
• Providers, retailers anticipate demand for flu vaccine
• Libertarians cool to Murkowski candidacy
• Senate candidates taking off the gloves
• Breaking trail: 60 years of nordic skiing
• Body recovered from Kenai River sent to Anchorage for ID
• Pioneering Alaska cruise line sold, new bookings suspended
• Murkowski: Don't count me out of Senate race yet
• A sunny Labor Day at Beluga Point
• Officials say Alaska wildfire season burning itself out
• Judge to sort out whether Rhodes scholar is user or victim
• Seafood worker reflects on gunshot graze
• Senate candidate Miller cited in three-vehicle crash
• Hidden trail details help a blind man see
• Palin neighbor author is moving back home
• Bicyclists test Arctic Valley for future planning
• UPS 747 had smoke in cockpit before Dubai crash
• Men rescued after skiff runs aground in Southeast
• Soldier found dead in Eagle River home
• Valdez halibut derby leader disqualified over assistance
• Former USGS head joining UAF research efforts
• Large memorial planned for slain Hoonah police officers
• No room for Walker on third party ticket
• Both sides of Spenard traffic issue find listener
• 1 huge cabbage turns fair fears to cheers
• Security guards' handling of protest OK, fair officals say
• 'Huge decisions' loom on Arctic drilling, Salazar says
• Man rescues toddler who fell out of an SUV in traffic
• Bears get reprieve from 'death zone'
• Pilots in Dubai crash flew from Anchorage
• New record cabbage?
• FDA: Genetically modified salmon safe
• 'Honor Flag' in Anchorage for slain officers
• at ACT: Witness for the Prosecution and Fourplay: Four Short Plays by Alaskans
• Alaska moves to take sea lions off threatened list
• Casting call for 1,000 extras in Barrymore movie begins Friday
• Raises for city execs draw union leaders' ire
• Campaign 2010 - Election Central, primary night
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• The Grannies do Alaska
• Another death at King Park
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
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• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Press Picks 2010 WINNERS
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• Gulf oil platform explodes, sending crew overboard
• Rite of passage
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• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
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• Vote smart
• Murkowski defeat costs state seniority
• No money left to follow
• 'Stupid Alaskan Tricks' showcases odd skills
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Bauer power?
• Alyeska report doubted safety of pipeline personnel move
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• State reviewing case against Bill Allen
• Letters from the issue of 8.26.2010
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• Who's watching the city's Chihuahua? What the recent audit of Begich-era finances really r
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• The faces of the fair
• Anchorage Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Murkowski acknowledges Joe Miller winner of Alaska Republican primary
• Bail set for suspect in police slayings at $1 million
• Spill probe uncovers troubling pattern
• Murkowski concedes GOP Senate race to Miller
• Calista Corp. puts CEO on leave, appoints interim chief
• Former Fairbanks court official charged with embezzling bail
• Walker mulls options for governor's race after GOP loss
• Mayor expects budget gap up to $18 million
• Passers-by find woman dead in park near downtown
• Murkowski counting on Southeast ballots
• Boys offer a kid's-eye view of fun at the state fair
• Ski train to Curry will return in March after a year's hiatus
• Fairbanks air pollution linked with visits to hospital
• Senate race heats up over ballot counting
• Suspect in killing of Hoonah officers arrested
• Pedestrian killed on Bragaw fleeing police, officer says
• Long-lost Tlingit 'Peace' headpiece finds new home
• Miller: Alaska should forgo federal help
• Anti-corruption unit's new chief aims to restore credibility
• North Pole mayor fights recall, says claims unfounded
• 3 candidates 8 votes apart in Alaska House primary
• Miller campaign calls for trooper guard of elections offices
• Two police officers killed in Hoonah
• Police: Intruder shot, killed in city robbery
• Oil, gas companies eye southern Kenai
• Plenty of flu vaccine expected this season
• More accusations made in close Senate race
• Horseplay at the Alaska State Fair
• State to close Fortymile caribou hunt after one day
• Sen. Murkowski calls Miller 'paranoid'
• Deep-fried fair food so good -- and bad
• Man sentenced to 44 years in assault
• Fairbanks driver indicted in death of teen cyclist
• Lodge floatplane damaged in bird strike
• Wanted Army impersonator arrested in Deadhorse
• Sen. Ted Stevens will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Seward police shoot bear but hit bystander
• Obama protester clashes with state fair security guards
• DOD denies Alaska, other states, military ballot law waiver
• Berkowitz: Let citizens invest in gas pipeline
• Plane lands on Parks Highway, then crashes into ditch
• Wainwright's future bright, Army secretary says in visit
• Russian River hits its red salmon escapement goal
• Alaskans sound off on drilling
• More than 20,000 ballots left up in the air
• Crowds descend on Palmer for opening day
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• The Moore Report: Primary discoloration
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Letters from the issue of 8.26.2010
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• Like father, like son - A famous Native artist and his gifted son battle their personal demons
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• Who's watching the city's Chihuahua? What the recent audit of Begich-era finances really r
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Groups vow to fight DEC over cruise ship wastewater
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Campaign 2010 - Election Central, primary night
• Immersed in the wild
• Georgia hiker thought missing in Denali walks into camp
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• The Moore Report: Primary discoloration
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Parnell, Berkowitz begin to spar
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• Like father, like son - A famous Native artist and his gifted son battle their personal demons
• The Grannies do Alaska
• State fair opens with food, animals and fun
• Rite of passage
• Man convicted of homicides
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• Miller's lead slims; Murkowski awaits absentees
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• University violated open records law on Palin's speech contract
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Vote smart
• In brief
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• No money left to follow
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• Intelligent design
• Rite of passage
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• Just slightly north to the future
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• Bauer power?
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Vote smart
• In brief
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• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• No money left to follow
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Letters from the issue of 8.26.2010
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• The Moore Report: The best race
• Intelligent design
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• Immersed in the wild
• Bauer power?
• Just slightly north to the future
• Campaign 2010 - Election Central, primary night
• Georgia man missing since Sunday in Denali Park
• 2 people found dead in plane wreckage near Mount Susitna
• Wait for absentee ballots, Murkowski says
• Treadwell, Benson win lieutenant governor races
• Voters approve measure requiring abortion notification
• Young wins GOP House race by big margin
• Parnell gets GOP nod in governor race
• Murkowski fights for political life in close vote
• No money left to follow
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Intelligent design
• Bauer power?
• Just slightly north to the future
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Dead whale found in Southeast likely died from vessel strike
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• Woman convicted of identity theft must return wages
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Search for missing floatplane enters day 4
• Immersed in the wild
• Pilots need to follow safety rules, FAA chief says
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Alaska's economy fares better than most
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Soldiers report to Anchorage schools -- to help out
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• Campaigns clash down to wire in primary
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Kayakers, rafters have a splashing good time
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• Rite of passage
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• Vote smart
• In brief
• Change in weather brings gorgeous skies
• DMV panel saves drivers from their XS vanity
• Candidates for governor debate on statewide television
• Murkowski, Miller take their stands on seniority
• Festival celebrates Greek culture
• Russian doctor presents Alaska with bust of explorer Bering
• Murkowski, Miller step up jabs in last-minute push for voters
• Man who compiled hit list sentenced to 8 years in prison
• No sign yet of plane carrying park workers
• One dead in Big Lake fire
• Plane with 4 on board missing in SW Alaska
• Long-shot Fisher challenges Young in primary
• Football family
• Local rapper's military message resonates
• Firefighters can 'fill the boot,' but without trucks
• Governor candidates debate issues tonight
• Glen Alps trail head victim of its own popularity
• Prop 2 too heavy a burden for abused teens
• UPS plans fewer furloughs than originally announced
• Economy continues to improve in Alaska
• APOC looking into complaint that Ramras hotel ads violate law
• No serious injuries in flightseeing crash
• Restaurants find local produce in short supplies
• State confirms salmonella case in Anchorage
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Port land found contaminated
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• Measure 2 could limit abortion for teens
• Rite of passage
• 'Walking With Dinosaurs' comes to life
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• Alaska and climate
• Vote smart
• In brief
• No money left to follow
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Intelligent design
• Bauer power?
• Just slightly north to the future
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Suicide rate shows first decline in 5 years
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• FAA administrator Babbitt to visit Alaska
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Federal grand jury indicts Anchorage accountant
• Immersed in the wild
• Pennsylvania man charge with theft of fossils
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Police respond to fiery accident on Glenn
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Feds won't prosecute Allen on sex charges
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• Miller, Murkowski trade jabs in Senate debate
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• In brief
• Service celebrates the life of Ted Stevens
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• Vote smart
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• No money left to follow
• Intelligent design
• Immersed in the wild
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Just slightly north to the future
• Trail reopened after bear scare
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Bauer power?
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Primary losses blunt Palin's 'mama grizzly' claws
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Willie Hensley on Ted Stevens - Uncle Ted: Pugnacious political papa
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• Southeast lawmaker Kookesh to face trial on fishing charges
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• In brief
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Murkowski, Miller will have short TV debate tonight
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Alaska and climate
• Immersed in the wild
• E-mails reveal state, federal falling-out over Aleutian wolves
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Following the money
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• 'Ted was Alaska'
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• Boys’ clubs
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Alaska Structures Opens New Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
• Rite of passage
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• In brief
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Alaska and climate
• Vote smart
• In brief
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Following the money
• No money left to follow
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Boys’ clubs
• The Moore Report: The best race
• Intelligent design
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Bauer power?
• Just slightly north to the future
• Rite of passage
• City officials leaving office could face hiring restrictions
• Body found near Eagle may be missing Eagle River man
• Alaskan jailed in Puerto Rico on sex offender charge, FBI says
• Canada mulls oil future as Arctic villages halt seismic tests
• Outside auditors fault Begich, Assembly
• Vice President Biden speaks at Stevens funeral
• McGrath crash killed 'legendary bush pilot'
• Mourners trade memories
• Biden to speak at Stevens memorial service Wednesday
• 'Open Government' group faces record fine
• Village man dies while skimming snowmachine on lake
• Swiss woman drowns in Alaska river near movie site
• Alaskans line the streets to honor Ted Stevens
• Woman drowns while trying to ford Teklanika River
• Woman drowns trying to cross river on Stampede Trail
• Feds: King Salmon couple had 20 names on hit list
• Late-summer heat wave breaks 84-year-old record in Fairbanks
• Alaska inmate, 44, dies in private Colorado prison
• Bear confrontation leads to closure of part of Turnagain Arm Trail
• Stevens celebrated at Anchorage mass
• Ex-Olympian, 53, wins Humpy's Marathon
• Memorial Mass to be held in honor of Senator Ted Stevens
• Hitchhiker's text message leads to drunken-driving charge
• Teen survivor of Stevens plane crash released
• Troopers take another look at 28-year-old killing
• ACES, gas pipeline divide candidates
• Groping for grub
• Kenai man gets 99 years in brutal cold case slaying
• Anchorage reaches soggy milestone
• Dwindling flow poses trans-Alaska pipeline dilemma
• As Afghan war drags, fighters question value of sacrifices
• NTSB gains insight into weather
• Crashes give Alaska aviators pause
• Berry-pickers stranded on sandbar
• McGrath crash victims were from Chugiak
• Parnell backs liquefied natural gas exports, with conditions
• Consumer prices in Anchorage rise 2.5 percent in past year
• Thank you senator Ted Stevens
• Critics take up arms as Pebble application is readied
• Alaska aviation icon mourned
• Crash survivor doesn't recall unusual noises
• Auditions for Witness for the Prosecution this Weekend and Monday
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Epilogue
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• In brief
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Alaska and climate
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Following the money
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• Boys’ clubs
• Rite of passage
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• 2 dead in plane crash in mountains near McGrath
• In brief
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• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Conservation group cool to mayor's compromise park plan
• Intelligent design
• Stevens crash pilot a temporary replacement
• Just slightly north to the future
• Valley Mover a hit with riders; it just needs more
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Native corporation joins effort to stop Pebble project
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• In brief
• Ceremony honors Haida culture
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Not so fast
• Immersed in the wild
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Intelligent design
• Yes, agrees Weather Service, it's been a miserable summer
• Marine Highway proposes second ferry to Bellingham
• Just slightly north to the future
• Investigators finish crash site work
• Crash victims likely marooned for hours
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• In brief
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• Not so fast
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Immersed in the wild
• Epilogue
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• The Grannies do Alaska
• In brief
• Letters from the issue of 8.12.2010
• Alaska and climate
• Coming next week: A remembrance of Senator Ted Stevens
• Following the money
• Discrimination puts all Alaskans at risk
• Boys’ clubs
• The Moore Report - Say it ain't so, Lisa and Joe
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Rite of passage
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• A fine mess - The case of cat ladies, the seized laptop, the Fourth Amendment, the APD detective, th
• In brief
• State explores ways to count and classify fishing crews
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Stevens crash reminds us of dangers of flying in Alaska
• Silver salmon derby opens Saturday in Seward
• Guard rescues 5 more from glacier; 4 remain stranded
• Kohring conviction should stand, federal judge rules
• Pilot: Waving hand was first sign of survivors
• Stevens' devotion to aviation safety ends in sad irony
• State reports progress on Taylor Highway repairs
• Ask anyone: Stevens had an effect on their life
• GCI executive remembered as 'brilliant strategist'
• Stevens made history with tenacious style
• Pebble opponents seek EPA help to block mine
• Plane with 8 on board crashes off Dillingham
• Feeding frenzy at Potter Marsh
• Bad weather keeps plane crash survivors marooned on glacier
• Victims in crash that killed Stevens identified
• 5 dead in crash of plane carrying Stevens
• Rescuers reach 5 people stranded on glacier
• Reaching for a daughter kidnapped from within
• Board OKs Karluk Manor, pending annual reviews
• Bank robber sentenced to 30 months
• Huckabee backs Miller in Senate primary
• Lloyd's blood alcohol nearly double limit, police say
• Two children drown on berry-picking trip
• Alaska totem masters complete clan house
• Dentist slain in Afghanistan had 2 siblings in Alaska
• Police ticket 47 vehicles near Glen Alps trail head
• Columbia Glacier's floating arm aids sea-level forecast
• Satellite may disrupt Bush Web service
• Totem masters complete clan house
• Alaska Weight Loss Challenge
• GOP race heating up as Parnell faces two primary rivals
• Sheila Wyne holds a garden party in Spenard
• Jet takeoff aborted after eagle hits engine
• Creative writing contest winners
• Murkowski says Miller being dishonest on her record
• Visit to home fatal for black bear sow, cubs
• Unique exercise to test US-Russia hijack response
• Duo attempts to cross Bering Strait by kiteboard
• Court upholds predator control programs
• DNA charged in 2000 assault
• Tribute to the 'Guru of the Super Cub'
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Not so fast
• Immersed in the wild
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Epilogue
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Two panhandlers charged in turf fight in Fairbanks
• In brief
• States respond in health care overhaul lawsuit
• Alaska and climate
• Gulf workers relay on incomplete data on dangers
• Following the money
• Sutton resident losing home to Matanuska River
• Boys’ clubs
• What's new -- and old -- in Alaska football
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• State oil taxes divide French and Berkowitz
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• In brief
• Foe seeks results of Young investigation
• In brief
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• 4 suspects nabbed in thefts from cars
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Democrats need not apply
• Intelligent design
• Exit Sinnott
• Just slightly north to the future
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• In brief
• MLK Avenue: Too long in coming
• Boys’ clubs
• US Senate confirms Kagan as 112th Supreme Court justice
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• In brief
• In brief
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Democrats need not apply
• Intelligent design
• Exit Sinnott
• Just slightly north to the future
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Letters from the issue of 8.5.2010
• In brief
• A pediatrician's take on Ballot Measure 2
• Not so fast
• Immersed in the wild
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Headway on the right-of-way?
• Epilogue
• The Grannies do Alaska
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Disabled Anchorage teacher wins $45,000 in rights claim
• Alaska dipnet fishing tradition thrives along a few streams
• In brief
• Alaska sends a gift of cuteness to New York City aquarium
• Teen killed when minivan rolls on muddy Mat-Su road
• Alaska and climate
• Man shot by troopers charged with assault
• State barred from issuing extra caribou permits
• Following the money
• Man charged with murder of woman at Parks Highway cabin
• Anchorage man drowns while swimming in Mat-Su lake
• Federal judge overturns California ban on gay marriage
• Conservation groups challenge state lawsuit over Inlet belugas
• Judge rules state can't issue more Nelchina caribou permits
• Rep. Young says he's been cleared by feds
• Rural Alaskans send census totem to D.C.
• Auditions for Witness for the Prosecution - Last Chance to see The Fourth Wall
• As BP plugs Gulf leak, report says most of oil is gone
• Falsified documents lead to real federal charges
• Driver indicted in fatal Seward Highway wreck
• City sponsors citizen meetings to discuss 2011 budget
• Family's history stolen with a jewelry box
• Obama supports Arctic Ocean oil testing
• Investigation begins into deadly Denali airplane crash
• Police discourage use of Tasers to haze problem bears
• Elmendorf memorial recalls crash victims
• Surviving a close call on Six-Mile Creek
• Work on storm-damaged road limits vehicle access to Eagle
• ACLU files suit over same-sex taxation
• 'Solar tsunami' expected to fizzle, might be Alaska show
• Comic book collector to sell first Batman book
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Higher temperatures prolong Alaska growing season
• In brief
• Cook Inlet commercial salmon season better than expected
• Alaska and climate
• Sullivan a mayor quite comfortable using his veto
• Following the money
• Airplane crashes in Denali National Park
• Boys’ clubs
• Bringing out the shine on Alaska hot rods
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• In brief
• In brief
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Democrats need not apply
• Intelligent design
• Exit Sinnott
• Just slightly north to the future
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Pipeline restarted after maintenance shutdown
• In brief
• German hiker reported missing in Katmai National Park
• Not so fast
• Fight over debt, gun led to Peninsula slaying, charges say
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Sea lion decline spurs federal plan to restrict fishing in Aleutians
• Epilogue
• Turns out Kodiak is largest U.S. island, depending on viewpoint
• BP might sell off Prudhoe assets
• Saari claims Mat Peak record
• Critics applaud book by self-taught Alaska writer
• Scouting tragedy still echoes after 5 years
• 'You have to do this air show'
• Man who killed bear in Denali won't be charged
• Estimate puts PFD at near last year's $1,305
• Air show begins in wake of tragedy
• Troopers question Soldotna slaying suspect
• Corrections officer is 1 of 8 facing federal drug charges
• Natural gas pipeline moves forward
• Military identifies C-17 crew killed in crash
• Whale found dead on ship bow was adult
• Cabdriver is charged with sexual assault of passenger
• Person of interest sought in parade-float fire
• Calibration error puts BAC tests in question
• Fatal C-17 crash also disrupts railroad service
• Judge puts Weyhrauch's corruption trial on hold
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• In brief
• Boys’ clubs
• Citizen science - When sewage regulations muddied waters in Palmer, Ralph Hulbert and his family wad
• In brief
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Democrats need not apply
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• In brief
• Intelligent design
• Exit Sinnott
• In brief
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• Just slightly north to the future
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• Access to healthcare is what really matters
• Democrats need not apply
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Intelligent design
• Exit Sinnott
• DNA evidence leads to cold case assault charges
• In brief
• Just slightly north to the future
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• City economy trouble spots turning around
• Not so fast
• Challenged - GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Cargo plane crashes and burns on Elmendorf
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Parnell adviser resigns amid hiring uproar
• In brief
• Epilogue
• In brief
• Not so fast
• Elmendorf to get 6 new F-22 jets
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Let the gerrymandering begin
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Ex-cop need not return to jail after sentencing
• In brief
• (Attempting to) follow the money
• Epilogue
• In brief
• Alaska and climate
• Division problems - A town hall meeting finds diverse-and divergent-ideas of how to improve public s
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Let the gerrymandering begin
• Following the money
• Extinction and resurrection
• In brief
• (Attempting to) follow the money
• Boys’ clubs
• Citizen science - When sewage regulations muddied waters in Palmer, Ralph Hulbert and his family wad
• Alaska and climate
• Division problems - A town hall meeting finds diverse-and divergent-ideas of how to improve public s
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• Following the money
• Extinction and resurrection
• Man gets 35-year sentence for killing friend with ax
• Senate panel hears Alaskans on oil spill damages
• Parnell leads all candidates in campaign fundraising
• Assembly overturns Fill-the-Boot veto
• Video: Bear cub wrestles a dipnet
• Judge blocks controversial parts of Arizona immigration law
• July rainfall breaks records in parts of Interior Alaska
• U.S. House members sign letter against Sealaska lands bill
• Structural damage closes McCarthy Road bridge to all traffic
• Democrat Begich may back GOP energy bill
• Don't miss The Fourth Wall at ACT
• Tiny bugs make a mess of Alaska gardens
• Guilty plea in fatal beating nets man 35-year prison term
• Rural concerns are focus of federal EPA chief's Alaska visit
• Assembly to weigh in on controversial issues tonight
• Parnell has lead in campaign fundraising
• Brown bear cub at Alaska Zoo after rescue
• The mood of the city is 'wet'
• BP replaces CEO, reports $17 billion loss
• Boater missing on Eek River; 7 believed drowned in 2 weeks
• Murkowski calls for safety review of trans-Alaska pipeline
• Legality of Therriault hiring questioned
• Salmon bounty opens Fish Creek to dipnetting
• Political activist claims proof Parnell illegally hired legislator
• Boat motor restrictions appear to have cleaned Kenai River
• Man faces charges after Internet connection with girl, 11
• Business tide is rising at Port of Anchorage
• BP chief's fate hinges on board vote today
• Gov. Parnell's first year is one of quiet service
• Delta Junction bison hunt opens two months early
• Campbell estuary at center of park dispute
• Effort to plug well resumes as storms leave a break
• Leaks provide earlier ground-level account of Afghan war
• Boater missing in Kuskokwim River
• Alaska House gallery keeps the dream of Claire Fejes alive
• New Alaska merit scholarship rules take shape
• Gulf oil spill crews face the mercy of wilder weather
• Nine join state's biggest employers
• Bear, moose confront Crow Pass runners
• Well crews in 'cat-and-mouse' with weather
• 2 hospitalized after emergency landing
• 2 charged with stealing from tribal organization
• Court: Railroad can use herbicide
• World's 'best job'
• Tea Party Express spokesman quits over race controversy
• Parnell asks state departments to avoid new budget spending
• In an effort to slow traffic, city plans to install speed bumps
• Hillside homeowner shoots and kills troublesome black bear
• Lynch pleads not guilty to murdering family
• Summer road work eases Tudor traffic
• Anchorage housing market ticking upward
• Police officer repels black bear with Taser
• Boaters rescued after vessel catches fire in Kachemak Bay
• Polar bear spotted on Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta
• Following the money
• Extinction and resurrection
• Woman escapes attacker at pullout along Seward Highway
• Boys’ clubs
• Citizen science - When sewage regulations muddied waters in Palmer, Ralph Hulbert and his family wad
• Workman remains buried at site of new Mat-Su prison
• If you like the Press, you'll love...
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• Soldier charged with killing wife, daughter
• ‘Rich! Bear!’ - The Great Bear, The Great Land, The Great North Woods
• In brief
• Fisherman rescued from Ship Creek mud bank
• City consultant to help with traffic-calming program
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• Southeast Alaska boat driver charged with ramming whales
• ACT and Midnight Sun Theatre present The Fourth Wall by A.R. Gurney
• Democrats need not apply
• Letters from the issue of 6.24.10
• Exit Sinnott
• In brief
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• To the courts
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• Wanted: STD patients' opinions
• In brief
• Calibrate your BS detector
• Not so fast
• Entitlement
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Number two - Meet the three Democrats trying to be your next lieutenant governor
• Epilogue
• In brief
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• Let the gerrymandering begin
• In brief
• (Attempting to) follow the money
• Alaska and climate
• Division problems - A town hall meeting finds diverse-and divergent-ideas of how to improve public s
• Explosions, fire destroy sawmill in Southeast Alaska village
• Sarah Palin still a tourist draw for her hometown and Alaska
• Teenager burned in Anchorage plane crash leaving hospital
• Judge puts Chukchi offshore energy leases on hold
• Sow, 3 cubs, cause Rover's Run warning
• Jihadist hit list leads to terrorism charges
• To refudiate or not to refudiate - that is the question
• Gas line open season bids will remain unknown for now
• Mayor puts foot down on boot fundraiser
• Downtown witnesses sound alarm on Coast Guard training
• BP asset sale doesn't include Alaska stake
• Bomb kills Alaska Marine in Afghanistan
• Court date set for Anchorage homeless camps lawsuit
• Tea Party Express leader rejects race message, not messenger
• Leaking well cap remains in place despite leaks
• State reinstates disease tests, but funds still are short
• Inebriate housing hearing goes late
• Hatchery expected to increase sportfish catch
• Port lawsuit settlement gives borough leasing freedom
• Feds tamp down fears that leaks mean BP well is unstable
• Teen drowns after fall into river
• 'Letter to Lincoln' is tea party talk show host's undoing
• Deadliest catch turns out to be Gulf of Mexico shrimp
• Seepage near Gulf well worries federal spill response chief
• Home for inebriates gets a hearing tonight
• Visually impaired kids learn at special camp
• Strong aftershocks continue after Aleutians earthquake
• Cap on Gulf oil well kept shut despite leaks, sea floor seepage
• Rain-damaged Taylor Highway reopened with restrictions
• Rapist chased victim to clinic door, police say
• Tea Party Express leader rejects racism charge
• Anchorage Guard wing throws last family party at Kulis base
• Murkowski foe Miller confident Tea Party Express isn't racist
• BP to continue tests on plugged well in Gulf of Mexico
• Memo labels Young 'rogue' after gas tax plans
• Independent tourists pick up some cruise ship slack
• Meth supply links Mexico to Alaska
• 130 challenge Hammerman Triathlon
• One person dead in Soldotna shooting
• Fairbanks bar owner nabs burglary suspect
• In Mountain View, change comes with checking accounts
• High uranium levels found in Wales water
• Hundreds of homicide victims mourned
• Palin earned $75,000 to speak at California university
• Wasilla teen dies in ATV rollover
• Publisher delays publication of Palin biography for tweens
• High bacteria found in Kenai River off dipnetting beach
• Anchorage developer faces EPA fine of $177,500
• State unemployment rate for first time in a year
• BP, scientists puzzle over low well pressure
• Driver whose car fell in creek still missing
• Anti-Pebble lawsuit headed to trial
• Election preview: what to expect on the August ballot
• Wood heat use rising in Fairbanks
• Young defends BP safety record in Alaska
• Murkowski has big edge in fundraising
• 'America has lost a real hero’
• High court puts railroad's weed-killing plan on hold
• Court halts city raids on homeless camps
• BP returns to slow test of choking Gulf oil with cap
• Probation violators targeted in crime-prevention program
• Letters from the issue of 7.15.2010
• In brief
• Not so fast
• Got policy? A year later, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a policy for handling orphan mo
• Epilogue
• Faceoff - It’ll be an uphill climb for whichever Democrat wins the gubernatorial primary,
• BP begins testing new cap over Gulf oil blowout
• Suicides in Y-K Delta take toll among young
• Few fish, anglers show for Bird Creek opening
• Alaska 33rd among states in rate of home foreclosures
• NY's Alaska House gallery opened loudly, closes quietly
• Still short on doctors, specialized health care expands in Alaska
• Police chase small black bear out of Hillside home
• Calibrate your BS detector
• Aurora, Enstar wrangle over Fort Rich
• Hydroelectric project millions over budget
• Air cargo planes overfly Alaska because of lack of jet fuel
• Western Alaska villages log nine suicides in two months
• Entitlement
• BP delays Liberty drilling to 2011, citing expected plan reviews
• State seeks oil production forecaster
• New tax-free financing available for business expansions
• BP begins shutting off oil flow in Gulf
• Number two - Meet the three Democrats trying to be your next lieutenant governor
• Possible Anadarko liability for some spill costs causes concern
• Chugach signs new power plant contract
• Kensington gold mine starts up, enters deal to sell gold to China
• Woman found stabbed to death in Midtown
• In brief
• Cashing in on tragedy
• Cook Inlet pipeline dispute continues
• Icy Strait city celebrates shift to hydroelectric power
• Bristol Palin, Levi Johnston say they're engaged again
• Let the gerrymandering begin
• Bullet line gas pricey
• Denali open season under way July 6
• New aviation deputy commissioner lays out challenges
• Kensington gold mine starts up ahead of schedule
• (Attempting to) follow the money
• Wait and see for Shell
• Wildlife refuges installing wind turbines
• Labor Department wants employers to target Alaskans
• State officials grapple with new federal health care rules
• Division problems - A town hall meeting finds diverse-and divergent-ideas of how to improve public s
• In brief
• Alyeska CEO Hostler retires in September
• Parnell raises concerns with changes to national broadband plan
• New law allows Corps to guard private property, locals share costs
• Extinction and resurrection
• ...on the way to the forum
• State settles runaway oil tanker affair
• ACT Announcements Message
• Sheraton general manager accuses union of death threats
• Citizen science - When sewage regulations muddied waters in Palmer, Ralph Hulbert and his family wad
• A prescription for fire - but only for research
• Coast Guard to test jet boat for Arctic
• Legislative council to study Pebble prospects
• Letters from the issue of 7.8.10
• Campaign down
• Request for comments for LNG extension
• Architecture, engineering firms fare well through recession
• In brief
• The Alaska national soccer team
• Panel requests Northern Gateway comments
• Alaska, Canadian, Northwest states work together
• Guest op-ed - Build a better Spenard Road
• Visions splendid - Looking for the real Alaska on the small screen
• Calls for bids in Flemish Pass area
• Fewer Alaskans head to Washington for higher education
• Democrats need not apply
• Letters from the issue of 6.24.10
• Armstrong permitting North Fork wells
• Speed, power keep Totem ships on tight schedule
• Exit Sinnott
• In brief
• ANS June production down 7% from May
• Oil Patch Bits: Schlumberger introduces new stimulation technique
• Washington transportation link still critical
• There will be mud - Two formidable candidates line up against Governor Parnell in the Republican pri
• To the courts
• Total EandP buys 20% of Fort Hills from UTS
• Oil Patch Bits: Era announces launch of search and rescue service
• Tight-knit crew makes sailing life a breeze
• Former NHLer Brian Swanson signs with Alaska Aces
• Wanted: STD patients' opinions
• TAQA acquires Suncor Alberta interest
• Oil Patch Bits: Calista makes $20,000 donation to senior center
• ACT Magic Show next Wednesday and The Fourth Wall opens next Friday
• ACT: The Fourth Wall - Magic Show & Camp - Be in a Tourism Commercial
• A New Play at ACT this Summer; Magic and Theatre Camps for Kids
• Anchorage Community Theater News
• ACT Announces its 2010/2011 Season
• ACT's The Underpants opens this Friday
• The Underpants; Magic Camp; Golf Tournament; 2010/11 Season
• Read the Review of ACT's The Underpants
• Thanks to Everyone who Made ACT's Season a Success!
• ACT Magic Show this Sunday at 3 PM
• Moonlight and Magnolias Opens This Weekend!
• Moonlight & Magnolias NOW SHOWING!
• ACT: Moolight and Magnolias
• ACT: Last Weekend for Moolight and Magnolias
• Friends of Campbell Creek Win Award
• Students coming to Anchorage
• Stocking Stuffer on Steroids: Alaska 2-for-1 Travel Book Packs Powerful Punch
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Anchorage County
• Governor Culver Talks With Alaska Governor, Legislative Leaders About Renewable Energy
• AK Weight Loss Challenge
• Anchorage Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• AK WLC - News March 6
• Press Release - AK WLC
• AK Weight Loss Challenge & Free Nutrition Class
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Anchorage Woman
• 7 Steps To Happiness For This Holiday Season
• Christmas Village
• Anchorage International Film Festival
• Arts And Crafts Emporium
• 12 Week Weight Loss Challenge
• Holiday Food And Gift Festival
• Veterans Job Fair in Anchorage, AK on Nov. 5
• FREE 12 Week Nutrition Classes/Weight Loss Challenge
• Online Public Notices - Week of 10/13/2008
• Online Public Notices - Week of 10/06/2008
• Scholarship Teens Arrive in August!
• AK Weight Loss Challenge
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• AK WLC - Week 3 Results
• WLC Week 2 Results
• Read Books For Free !!
• AK WLC Week 1 Completed
• Today's Online Public Notices - 04/10/2008
• Today's Online Public Notices - 04/09/2008
• TEAM up with the Weight Loss Challenges!
• How To Build A Wheelchair Ramp , Free Instructions !
• Alaska's Online Public Notices - April 7
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Fur Rondy Festival
• Anchorage Folk Festival
• Contemporary Alaska Native Art - Exhibition
• Anchorage, Alaska holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Alaska Structures Announces Near-Record Sales for September
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Campbell Creek Trail at Minnesotta Underpass
• Explore Alaska: Anchorage Museum of History and Art

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