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University of Alaska regents consider draft AI policy
If approved, the policy would require all three campuses to have an AI plan in place for students, faculty and staff.
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University of Alaska regents consider draft AI policy
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Former Juneau chiropractor unlikely to see retrial until next year
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City and tribe work together in Juneau to clean up historic downtown area
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Juneau has three ballot propositions this municipal election. Here’s what to know.
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Juneau Assembly approves pay boosts to top city officials
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Juneau Assembly tables ordinance requiring nonprofits to charge sales tax
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‘It heals my heart’: Dance groups gather in Wales to keep traditions alive
Juneau
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Juneau Assembly highlights: nonprofits sales tax, flood funding and city leader pay hikes
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Juneau schools begin school year with fewer students than anticipated
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More than a dozen black bears feasted at Juneau’s landfill all summer after owner took down fence
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Minds behind the Lingít opera debuting in Juneau say itʼs a return to tradition
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UAS student composes music from Juneau stream data
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Kake leader Joel Jackson dies at age 70
Southeast
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Mayor says Haines is ‘bleeding young families’ as childcare options get even scarcer
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UAS expands its reach, drawing students from more states
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In third place, U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan says he doesn’t plan to withdraw
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Tongass Voices: Holly Huber on competing for Miss USA
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Owner of Haines wildlife center arrested more than a year after the state seized his animals
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State ferry service to Skagway suspended
Statewide
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Officials battle fire at Whittier’s new cruise ship terminal
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Arctic Report Card gets new supporters after NOAA cut funding
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Skagway’s ferry terminal is set to reopen weeks after sudden closure
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Juneau School District and support staff union slated to go to trial next year
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CCFR launches life-saving app to reduce response times for cardiac arrests in Juneau
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Alaska legislator asks state to prosecute candidate for Lt. Gov. and former attorney general