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For racers like musher Aaron Burmeister, deciding not to have the race finish in Nome means he won't get a chance to finish in his hometown, but he understands the decision.

The University of Alaska Regents gave all three sports an ultimatum in September: Raise enough money to cover two years of operating expenses, or face permanent elimination.

Health officials are expected to announce the next phase of vaccine allocations on Thursday, but many still won't know when they'll get the vaccine.

While Bristol Bay’s run exceeded 50 million fish for the sixth year in a row many other parts of the state were far below their forecasts.

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One man died and another is missing after a boat capsized in Chignik Lake Saturday afternoon, according to a dispatch from Alaska State Troopers.

It’s a controversial move, and a way for the state to secure drilling rights in the coastal plain in case no one else bids on the leases.

Tribal leaders in Ketchikan said they have “no confidence” in the school district’s top administrator, who is facing allegations of mistreating Alaska Native faculty.

What the federal government knows about the coastal plain’s oil potential is limited and based, in part, on decades-old seismic data.