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Mayor says Anchorage gets unfair break on royalty gas
The Fairbanks North Star Borough could pursue legal action against the state for failing to solicit the best possible price for Cook Inlet royalty gas - a situation that borough Mayor Jim Whitaker claims favors ...
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Opportunity is right for state to pay for projects to create vibrant future
Paul Jenkins, editor of The Anchorage Times, recently wrote about the need for Alaska to find new vision and direction.
Anchorage posts signs urging alternate trail routes
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Tue, 07/01/2008 - 07:19. Anchorage's parks director is asking residents not to use the Rover's Run trail in Far North Bicentennial Park after a girl was mauled by a bear yesterday ...
Church may claim tax exemption
The homes of teachers at religious schools can be exempt from local property taxes, according to a state judge.
Is 'rogue' grizzly on loose? Not likely
Was the brown bear that crossed paths with two Anchorage runners near the Hilltop Ski Area three weeks ago a "rogue bear"? That's what NBC "Today" show host Matt Lauer said on national TV Tuesday, while ...
Fire breaks out in Anchorage woods
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Thu, 07/03/2008 - 06:56. Fire crews are battling a fire that broke out in a wooded area in Anchorage.
Stevens, Palin hold joint press conference on energy, deny rift
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Thu, 07/03/2008 - 06:53. Governor Palin says there's nothing to the perceived rift between her and U-S Senator Ted Stevens.
Weakened dollar draws foreign tourists
Tourism officials monitoring business in Fairbanks see a bright side to high gasoline and grocery prices.
An apartment fire forced residents to jump from their windows to safety. While there are no serious injuries to report, investigators have now turned their attention to the cause of the blaze.
Trail closed; attack sparks debates
As 15-year-old Petra Davis started down a long road to recovery from the injuries in Sunday's bear mauling, Anchorage city officials were busy trying to close the trail where the attack happened and wondering ...
Attack risk runs high in city's bear-dense park
There aren't just a couple of grizzlies that traipse through Far North Bicentennial Park at the eastern edge of Anchorage each summer.
Statehood milestone remembered
When the U.S. Senate voted 64 to 20 in favor of Alaska statehood on June 30, 1958, Delegate to Congress E.L. "Bob" Bartlett called it the greatest day in Alaska history.
Groups sue to force decision on belugas
Five conservation groups have sued the federal government for delaying a listing of Cook Inlet beluga whales under the federal Endangered Species Act.
Artwork honors civil rights leaders
A new sculpture in downtown Anchorage honors civil rights activists Elizabeth and Roy Peratrovich.
Officials post warning signs after bear attack
Anchorage, Alaska, officials are asking the public to stay off a city trail after a 14-year-old girl was mauled by a bear.
Bear attacks girl during bicycle race
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A 14-year-old girl riding in a mountain bike race was severely injured when she was mauled by a bear.
Boat tips on Kenai River, one man presumed drowned
A boat carrying five people flipped on the Kenai River and a man was missing and presumed drowned over the weekend, according to Alaska State Troopers.
The state Department of Fish and Game has trucked 53 wood bison into Alaska from a national park in Canada as part of a bid to revive the species for hunting purposes after it died out in the state.
Grizzly Mauls Teen During Alaska Bike Race
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - "Anchorage police say a teenage girl taking part in a 24-hour bike race was severely injured after a grizzly bear attack.
Bear mauls teen during 24hour bike race in Alaska
Bear mauls teen during 24-hour bike race in Alaska Eds: APNewsNow. ANCHORAGE, Alaska Anchorage police say a teenage girl taking part in a 24-hour bike race was severely injured after a grizzly bear attack.