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Rep. Mary Peltola, a Democrat, said on July 23 that she's "keeping an open mind." She later said that she wouldn't vote for Trump.
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Authorities announced the approval of $108.8 million for Alaskan communities reeling from 2022’s Typhoon Merbok.
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In a final environmental impact statement (EIS) released on June 28, the Bureau of Land Management recommended the Interior Secretary take “no action” regarding the protected lands.
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A measure seeking to eliminate ranked choice voting and the state’s open primary is on the November ballot.
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Alaska Jobs Coalition announced a $500,000 ad campaign. It's an independent expenditure group and doesn't have to disclose its donors.
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People across Alaska are reacting to a petition that would grant Gulf of Alaska king salmon Endangered Species Act protections.
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Social media posts featured marine traffic maps showing the location of the trawlers, with one post reading “six trawlers right outside the mouth of Kuskokwim.”
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U.S. House Rep. Mary Peltola spoke with KYUK about two bills she recently proposed meant to regulate the trawl industry and reduce bycatch, as well as what she’s hearing about fisheries on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta and her recent amicus brief in support of the Donlin mine development.
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The EPA is giving the state six to 12 months to come up with new or revised standards for more than 100 pollutants in state waters.
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Four candidates have filed to run in the race to represent the lower Kuskokwim Delta in the Alaska State House, including incumbent Rep. Conrad "CJ" McCormick.
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Some senior Alaska Republicans are crying foul after former President Donald Trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records linked to a hush money payment to an adult film star, a scheme that prosecutors said was an attempt to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
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AFN President Julie Kitka says this year’s theme, “Our Children, Our Future Ancestors,” is timely.