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Knik Arm Services says it doesn’t want to wait out legal battles over development in the refuge.
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Permanent fund dividends will likely hit Alaskans' bank accounts in the middle of October, says the state Department of Revenue.
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Because CARES Act funding is restricted, districts say they can't use it to cover core costs like teacher salaries.
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Slight rises in sea temperatures can cause dramatic collapses in the reproduction of some fish and patches of warm water in the Gulf of Alaska can have particularly severe affects for important fish stocks.
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The principal for one of Alaska’s largest rural elementary schools, in a region with some of the highest sex crime rates in the country and a state with a history of failing to protect students, was allowed to remain on the job until the FBI got involved.
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A small seed company in Juneau says that people seem to be buying more seeds than they could ever need.
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Alaska Air and other carriers are working with the Department of Transportation to ensure that communities around the state continue to receive air service after Ravn's decision to shut down operations.
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On Friday, representatives of RavnAir Group said that there would be four flights per week to the Aleutian fishing town. On Sunday, the company said it would lay off all staff.
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Estimates show the state could lose up to 50,000 jobs if closures drag on. And, the value of goods and services produced in the state could be reduced by billions of dollars.
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Most of the cases in the small town are thought to stem from one or two people who brought the virus back from a trip. But has anyone tested positive without a clear sense of where they caught it?