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University of Alaska economist Brett Watson looked at what you can buy with this year’s $1,000 dividend compared with 1982 and 2003.

It’s October, and Anchorage is embracing the spooky season.

In Juneau, people came together to educate young people about the history of residential schools and to celebrate Native languages and cultures that thrive despite that history.

Prosecutors say they arrested a man living in California after a monthslong investigation that began with a tip from a virtual-mailbox company in Wasilla.

On the first day of the government shutdown, Republicans and Democrats traded blame while a small bipartisan group of senators began to negotiate.

Anchorage struggles to find the funds to repair its Performing Arts Center.

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Months after losing federal money, the Interior Department steps forward with a one-year reprieve. Meanwhile, stations like KUCB in Unalaska are basking in love from afar.

A judge denied a group of homeschool parents' effort to dismiss the case, saying a Supreme Court ruling requires a closer look at how allotments are spent in practice.

With broken infrastructure and no long-term maintenance funding, the PAC reflects a larger city problem.