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Alaska
DOT to run avalanche control on Saturday over Thane Road
The state Department of Transportation plans to conduct avalanche hazard reduction above Thane Road between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.
U.S. Navy holding exercise in Gastineau Channel this weekend
Sailors will be simulating the search and disposal of underwater explosives, or mines.
Former Kivalina substitute teacher charged with sexually exploiting children
If convicted, Jayson Knox faces 10-years to life in prison.
Kodiak Island spaceport preparing to launch satellite for DARPA challenge
Project managers say the challenge encourages rocket designs that are flexible, upgradeable and ready to go in a short period of time.
Ferry LeConte to give Pelican a lift in late May
Amid a months-long ferry drought, the town of Pelican got a bit of good news this week — the ferry LeConte will make at least one stop there in the spring.
Western Arctic caribou populations stable, though officials worry about warming climate
A warmer climate in the area is having an effect on permafrost and vegetation that caribou eat.
Tribal government starts food and supplies drive for smaller Southeast communities without ferries
Toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner, baby wipes and diapers, and feminine products are in short supply without a ferry to deliver freight to Angoon, Hoonah, Kake, Pelican, and Tenakee Springs.
‘This is their shot’: BLM urges community for input on mercury mine clean-up plans
The federal government has laid out how it wants to clean up the site, and it wants to make sure the affected communities weigh in.
Citing ‘escalation of violence,’ Noorvik pleads with local, state officials for law enforcement
Residents of the Northwest Arctic village of Noorvik, where there is no village public safety officer, say their town is feeling increasingly unsafe.