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Change of plea expected in caribou slaughter case
One of the men accused of gunning down and leaving to rot the carcasses of dozens of caribou near Point Hope has agreed to change his plea.
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Anchorage Edition: October 2, 2009
Each week, KAKM gathers commentators for a review of the weeka s news, politics and public affairs in Anchorage and Alaska.
Opponents ask Salazar to halt offshore drilling
Opponents of offshore drilling -- including some dressed as salmon and a polar bear -- delivered more than 250,000 postcards and letters to the Interior Department Monday on a proposal to open vast waters off the Pacific and Atlantic coasts to oil and gas drilling.
White House task force discusses Alaska's oceans
Alaska was on the front lines for the Obama administration, Friday, when it comes to how we protect our oceans.
White House task force discusses Alaska's oceans
Alaska was on the front lines for the Obama administration, Friday, when it comes to how we protect our oceans.
The Point Hope residents charged in the infamous mass killing of caribou are of course innocent until proven guilty.
The Point Hope residents charged in the infamous mass killing of caribou are of course innocent until proven guilty.
Some of Palin's influence has helped us
Every time I write or say anything publicly about Sarah Palin I receive a pile of mail.
Hike planned over Anchorage mudflats
More than a dozen people are planning a hike where two teenagers had to be rescued this month.
Old pilot recalls night he and Bob Hope nearly died in Alaska
Bob Hope gets off the plane with Jayne Mansfield during a 1959 visit to Anchorage with his comedy troupe.
U.S. appeals court cancels Alaska offshore drilling program
A program to expand oil and gas drilling off the coast of the state of Alaska was canceled Friday by a U.S. appeals court that ruled the Bush administration did not properly study the environmental impact.
MIT grad brings her chemical engineer training home
If there's a poster child for young minority women excelling in challenging technical professions, it's probably Suege Omnik.