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BP has very poor quarterly report. The ongoing saga of the Mat-Su ferry continues. Debates over the coastal zone management initiative heat up. Alaska Native suicide rates remain high. A Valdez couple admits to failing to pay $190,000 in income taxes and penalties. Around 4,000 summer fisheries workers in a government-sponsored program won’t be returning next year. The Fisheries Board throws a lifeline to set netters. The state of Alaska puts out new regulations dealing with one aspect of abortion. KSKA: Friday, 8/3 at 2:00pm & Saturday, 8/4 at 6:00pm KAKM: Friday, 8/3 at 7:30pm & Saturday, 8/4 at 5:00pm

Pen Air Dropping Air Taxi Services; Opponents Of Coastal Zone Measure Pick Up Advertising Pace; Matanuska River Drives Valley Residents From Homes; Shell Starts Prep Work In The Arctic; Officials Ponder Fate Of Rampart School Building; New Satellite Dish Allows UAF To Expand NASA Work; Panel Recommends Warship Be Names For Stevens; Historic Military Vehicle Convoy Celebrates the Alaska Highway's 70th Anniversary; Anchorage Artist Garners Attention In New York’s Central Park

Marine Debris Program Funding Bill Held Up In Senate; ANCSA Amendment Would Recognize Alexander Creek As Alaska Native Village; NOAA’s Fairweather Embarks On Arctic Reconnaissance Trip; Towns Take On New Federal Maritime Emission Limits; Bird Flu Not Responsible For Alaska Ice Seal, Walrus Illness; New Valley Native Primary Care Clinic Unveiled In Wasilla; Middle Kuskokwim Residents Fear Subsistence Culture Dwindling; Wrangell Looks To ‘Biobricks’ For Heating Fuel

Shale Oil Conference Addresses Resource Potential, Challenges; Gas Taxes Will Be Part Of Getting New Pipelines; Point Thompson Nears Final Permitting Steps; Soldier Sentenced In Death Of Fellow Stryker Brigade Member; New Methane Power Plan Fires Up In Anchorage; New Aquatic Center Opens In Ketchikan; ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ Opens In Sitka; Mary Louise Rasmuson – 1911-2012

Soldier Accused of Negligent Homicide Not Guilty; Outlook Bleak for Law of the Sea Treaty Ratification; Two More Walrus Calves Headed To SeaLife Center; Scientists Hope To Use Walrus Calves To Shed Light On Mysterious Illness; Elodea Invading Chena Slough; Former UAF Shooters Compete At Olympic Games; Two Kwethluk Men Drown In Separate Incidents; FCC Officials Visit Rural Alaska; Rapper Pitbull Visits Kodiak

Here’s the Sunday, July 29, 2012 edition of Algo Nuevo con Dave Luera — Something New with Dave Luera. If you have questions, comments or...

Here’s the Sunday, July 29, 2012 edition of Something Different with Betsy. All tracks played are listed below in the following format: Song Title Artist Name Album...

Here’s the music playlist from the July 28, 2012 edition of Soul to Soul with Marvel and Sherry Johnson. All tracks played are listed...

Here’s the music playlist for Night Music with Connie G. All tracks played are listed below in the following format: Song Title Artist Name Album Title Label Duration Blue and...

Gov. Parnell Frustrated With Senate’s Bi-Partisan Majority; Shell Modifies Summer Drilling Plans; Sen. French Asks State To Withdraw Proposed Abortion Payment Condition Regulations; Avalanche, Injuries Prompts Denali Rescue; State Updates Management Plan For Large Portion Of Central Interior; AK: Libraries; 300 Villages: Fox

As the election campaign heats up, we have seen a reincarnation of the group Backbone, which has interjected itself not only in the oil-tax debate but the elections. Oil prices have subsided - and this has serious implications for the state, especially the state budget. The Alcohol Beverage Control Board has switched locations. Formerly under law enforcement, it is now under commerce. Former Republican Senate nominee Joe Miller has become an on-line publisher. A study shows Fairbanks is paying double the national average for its utility bills. There's a salmon shortage in the Bush, especially on the major rivers. Do we know why? KSKA: Friday, 7/27 at 2:00pm & Saturday, 7/28 at 6:00pm KAKM: Friday, 7/27 at 7:30pm & Saturday, 7/28 at 5:00pm

Fairbanks Soldier’s Court Martial Enters Third Day; No Relief In Sight For Cook Inlet Set Netters; Backbone Group Announces Support of Senate Bi-Partisan Working Group; Blood Bank of Alaska Begins Work On New Site; Southwest Hydro Project Hits Roadblock; Army Engineers Expanding Permafrost Tunnel Near Fairbanks; Alaska-Linked Athletes Competing In London Olympics; Arctic Thunder Air Show Comes To Anchorage

US House Passes Bill Speeding Up Alaska Oil Lease Sales; Hilcorp To Reopen Drive River Terminal Oil Storage Facility; Committee Approved Money For Inspection Of State Capitol Building; Robert Reich Speaks In Anchorage; Alaska Ranks Among Highest In Work-Related Fatality Rates; Bear Mauling Victim In Critical Condition; Report Says Mat-Su Seniors Not Getting Adequate Access To Care; New Computer Models Predict Climate, Ecosystem Changes For Alaska