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Senator Lisa Murkowski announced Friday that she will vote to call witnesses in the impeachment proceedings before the Senate, putting herself among a minority of Republicans to support a Democratic push to extend the proceeding.

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Many Nome will see higher electric bills when they get their next monthly statement from Nome Joint Utility System.

The federal government has signed a new vendor to begin repairs, but the Coast Guard continues to advise mariners to carry satellite phones and other more sophisticated means of communication as a back up.

The weather service says a powerful cold front is moving up Cook Inlet and “will bring back winter in a hurry."

Mel Sather, who built the Anchorage-based Native station KNBA, died Dec. 4 after a long illness.

The new signage is a nod to Juneau's indigenous people and culture; part of a string of similar public gestures, big and small.

The road into Denali National Park could be closed next summer at mile 43, the National Park Service said this week. That’s just east of a where portion of the road traversing a slope, is sloughing.

Alaska's Energy Desk reporter Nat Herz is exploring Hilcorp's company culture as it's set to become one of the biggest players in Alaska's oil industry. He's written an open letter to Hilcorp employees asking for their help.

Alaska Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy proposed a new budget Wednesday that would spend most of the cash left in the state's primary savings account to sustain government services at status quo levels, while paying out record-sized Permanent Fund dividends.