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Authorities have identified human remains found nearly a year ago on a downtown Juneau seawalk near the state Department of Labor building as one of two missing men thought to have drowned four years ago.

When Glacier Oil and Gas suspended operations last spring, North Slope crude was averaging less than $30 a barrel.

The Philippine government, beset by charges of incompetence and corruption in its handling of the pandemic, has mounted a vaccination campaign that any of its Southeast Asian neighbors might envy.

Fairbanks curler Vicky Persinger has earned a place on the U.S. team that will compete in the Winter Olympics in China in February. 

The Metlakatla Indian Community tribal government argues that a 1891 law gives its modern-day members unfettered rights to commercially fish around Ketchikan and Prince of Wales Island.

Without an extension, the corporations have just three more weeks to find an authorized way to spend the money, and in some cases they’re running into a spending logjam.

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The Rasmuson Foundation provided a financial boost last month for AWARE’s affordable housing project.

Before the testing program was announced last year, the only way to get tested in a village in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta was through a local clinic or community health aide. Another option was to fly to Bethel.