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Grandson of Iditarod Co-Founder Wins Alaska Sled Dog Race
Ryan Redington has won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which his grandfather helped co-found.
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Biden Administration Approves Alaska's Willow Oil Drilling Project. Here's Why That's Controversial
Supporters say a major oil project President Joe Biden is OK’ing on Alaska’s petroleum-rich North Slope represents an economic lifeline for Indigenous communities while environmentalists say it runs counter to his climate goals.
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Two Alaska Volcanoes Experience More Earthquakes, Officials Warn of Possible Eruption
A second volcano in remote Alaska is experiencing elevated earthquake activity, signaling an increased potential for eruption.
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Heat Takes Toll as Iditarod Mushers Trek Across Alaska
Many communities in the nation’s largest state hit record highs this week, from Kodiak to Deadhorse
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Alaska Legislator Argued Child Abuse Deaths Are a ‘Benefit to Society'
The Alaska House of Representatives censured Republican Rep. David Eastman after he argued fatal child abuse is a financial “benefit to society.”
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'Watch Out!': Alaska Woman Trampled by Moose While Walking Dog
Tracy Hansen of Anchorage, Alaska, was walking her dog when a moose charged at her and kicked her in the head.
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Alaska Woman Kicked in the Head by Moose While Walking Her Dog, Video Shows
A woman in Alaska was walking her dog when a moose charged at her from behind and kicked her in the head.
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US Ends Its Search for Remnants of Aerial Objects Shot Down Over Alaskan Airspace and Lake Huron
Officials said the U.S. believes it collected all of that balloon’s debris off the ocean floor, which included key equipment from the payload that could reveal what information it was able to monitor and collect.
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Pentagon: Object Shot Down Posed ‘Reasonable Threat to the Safety of Civilian Flight'
Pentagon Spokesperson Brigadier General Patrick S. Ryder says the high-altitude object that was shot down off the coast of Alaska posed a “reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight.”
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Second ‘High-Altitude Object' Shot Down Over US Territory
NSC Coordinator John Kirby says the U.S. shot down a “high-altitude object” flying Alaska airspace on Friday. Kirby said the object was smaller than the spy balloon shot down last week.
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US Shoots Down ‘High-Altitude Object' Over Alaskan Airspace, White House Says
The Pentagon shot down an unknown object flying in U.S. airspace off the coast of Alaska on Friday, White House officials said.
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Biden Administration Approves Major Oil Development, Angering Some
The Biden administration has issued a long-awaited study that recommends allowing a major oil development on Alaska’s North Slope.
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Polar Bear Camouflaged in Snowstorm Before It Mauled Alaska Woman, Son
Officials in Alaska say a mother and her 1-year-old boy were killed by a polar bear this week as she walked about 150 yards from a school to a health clinic.
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Polar Bear Mauls and Kills Woman, 1-Year-Old Son in Remote Alaskan Village
Alaska State Troopers say a polar bear has attacked and killed two people in a remote western Alaska village.
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‘Your Husband Is a Polar Bear': FEMA Aid Docs for Alaska Natives Riddled With Mistranslations
FEMA documents aimed at helping Alaska Natives apply for disaster relief after typhoon damage last fall was riddled with nonsensical phrases and poor translations.
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Alaska State Officer Killed in Muskox Attack Outside His House
The Alaska State Trooper say a court services officer with the agency has died after being attacked by a muskox outside his home near Nome.
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Two Russian Asylum Seekers in Alaska Highlight Indigenous Ties
Alaska’s senior U.S. senator says two Russian Indigenous Siberians were so scared of having to fight the war in Ukraine, they chanced everything to take a small boat across the treacherous Bering Sea to reach American soil.
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Two Russians Seek Asylum After Reaching Remote Alaska Island by Small Boat
Two Russians who said they fled the country to avoid compulsory military service have requested asylum in the U.S. after landing on a remote Alaska island in the Bering Sea.
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Damage Assessments Begin in Flooded Remote Alaska Villages
Authorities are making contact with some of the most remote villages in the United States to determine the need for food and water and assess damage from a massive weekend storm that flooded communities dotting Alaska’s vast western coast. No one has been reported injured or killed during the massive storm — the remnants of a typhoon that traveled north...
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Flood Waters Receding After Storm Batters Western Alaska
Flood waters are receding in parts of western Alaska battered by the worst storm in a half century.