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    Treg Taylor is staying in the Gubernatorial race in spite of President Trump's request that he step aside, and a little girl has kept one small reminder of home after a storm destroyed her village.
  • League of Women Voters Alaska State House and Senate Candidate Forum second half includes: Senate Seat Q candidates William Hunt and Frank Tomaszewski; House Seat 35 candidates Ashley Carrick and Jeff Rentzel; House Seat 36 candidate Crystal Jones
  • League of Women Voters Alaska State House and Senate Candidate Forum first half includes: House Seat 31 candidates Maxine Dibert and Aimee Moore; House Seat 33 candidates Barbara Haney, Pepper McFarland and Mike Prax; House Seat 34 candidates Joy Beth Cottle and Harmony Tomeszewski
  • Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about El Nino's effects on hurricane and typhoon formation.
  • Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democratic former Congresswoman Mary Peltola traded accusations and interruptions Thursday during a heated Debate for the State. // Interior Secretary Doug Burgum was in Fairbanks Wednesday at a Chamber of Commerce event, where he promoted building Alaska AI data centers. // The Alaska Department of Natural Resources commissioner will appear before the state Senate Resources Committee to discuss a land deal that would include building data centers. // Taiwan says it plans to buy 6.6 million tons of liquefied natural gas annually from the U.S. through its participation in a project to build the LNG pipeline in Alaska. // Sen. Lisa Murkowski joined a bipartisan group of senators last weekend who called for President Trump to immediately call off his plan to buy diesel fuel from Russia. // More buses and cars will be allowed to travel the road through Denali National Park, under a rule announced Thursday by the U.S. Department of the Interior.
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    Alaska has attracted proposals for as many as 15 data centers, but concerns about how to power them have fueled calls for caution.
  • Republican Congressman Nick Begich III and his challenger, Independent Bill Hill, made their case to voters during Wednesday night’s Debate for the State. // Republican gubernatorial candidate Dave Bronson is pushing back after President Trump endorsed another Republican in the race: Bernadette Wilson. // A senior climate scientist with the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center says it’s possible this year’s super El Nino may not produce much snow in Alaska. // Indigenous scholars from across the country are meeting in Juneau this week to learn from local experts and build community
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    The Interior Department says it has canceled projects with groups “actively working against the best interests of the American people and the priorities of this administration.”
  • President Donald Trump was in Wasilla Tuesday for a rally to promote Republican candidates. // President Trump’s rally drew crowds of supporters — and protesters. // The Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce had to cancel a governor candidate forum scheduled for Tuesday after two Republican candidates bailed out so they could attend the rally in Wasilla.// A little over a year ago, life in dozens of Yukon-Kuskokwim communities was suddenly interrupted when an ex-typhoon slammed into Alaska’s west coast. // The Department of the Interior recently ended more than 100 collaborative projects between the National Parks Service and organizations, including Denali National Park and Preserve’s beloved sled dog program.