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Alaska National Guard Marks Historic Landmark in Downtown Anchorage

By Sgt. David Bedard on Aug 8, 2016   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Alaska National Guard Marks Historic Landmark in Downtown Anchorage

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska — The Alaska Army National Guard hosted what was most likely their first-ever community event off…

Teen Perishes in Eagle River Rafting Overturn

By Alaska Native News on Aug 8, 2016   Featured, General News  

Teen Perishes in Eagle River Rafting Overturn

A late Sunday evening rafting trip on the Eagle River turned tragic for two brothers when their raft capsized as they…

Tight Evidence for What killed St. Paul Mammoths

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Aug 7, 2016   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Tight Evidence for What killed St. Paul Mammoths

Using the tiniest of clues, scientists have determined what probably killed the woolly mammoths of St. Paul Island — thirst.…

Troopers Re-Arrest Wasilla Man Who Escaped Hospital Staff Last Month

By Alaska Native News on Aug 7, 2016   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

Troopers Re-Arrest Wasilla Man Who Escaped Hospital Staff Last Month

Alaska State Troopers report that they have re-arrested a Wasilla man who escaped hospital staff at the end of July.…

North Korean Missile Tests Creating Divisions in Asia

By Brian Padden | VOA News on Aug 7, 2016   Featured, World  

North Korean Missile Tests Creating Divisions in Asia

The United Nations Security Council remains divided over how to respond to North Korea’s increasingly provocative missile tests, while Japan…

Discovering the Hidden Universe at Bug Camp

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Aug 7, 2016   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Discovering the Hidden Universe at Bug Camp

OUTSIDE THE UA MUSEUM OF THE NORTH — “Look, it’s a crab spider eating a moth!” says Declan Griswold, an…

Search Continues for Missing Texas Man in Girdwood

By Alaska Native News on Aug 5, 2016   Featured, General News  

Search Continues for Missing Texas Man in Girdwood

The search for missing Allen, Texas man, 46-year-old Bradford Broach continued today as the Alaska Mountain Rescue Group, Alaska Search…

North Korean Seeking Refuge at South Korea Consulate in Hong Kong

By Hai Yan | VOA News on Jul 29, 2016   Featured, World  

North Korean Seeking Refuge at South Korea Consulate in Hong Kong

An 18-year-old North Korean man who went to Hong Kong to compete in the International Mathematical Olympiad took refuge in…

Authorities Seek Leads, Tips in Friday’s Wasilla Tesoro Robbery

By Alaska Native News on Jul 29, 2016   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

Authorities Seek Leads, Tips in Friday’s Wasilla Tesoro Robbery

Alaska State Troopers are seeking a lone robbery suspect that robbed the Tesoro at Knik Goose Bay Road early this…

Wild Alaska Salmon Harvest Tops 74 Million Fish

By Fishermen's News Online on Jul 29, 2016   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Wild Alaska Salmon Harvest Tops 74 Million Fish

Commercial salmon harvests in Alaska rose by nearly 11 million fish over the past week, as deliveries to processors reached…

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