📰 Alaska News Digest: September 30, 2025
From dividend checks hitting bank accounts to Russian jets skimming the state’s skies, Alaska remains at the crossroads of local realities and global events. With Washington teetering on the brink … Read More
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From dividend checks hitting bank accounts to Russian jets skimming the state’s skies, Alaska remains at the crossroads of local realities and global events. With Washington teetering on the brink … Read More
September has delivered a wave of urgent safety recalls and public health alerts affecting kitchens and garages nationwide. From fire risks in nearly 200,000 BMWs to millions of pounds of … Read More
Alaskans are tracking major developments across politics, public safety, and wildlife this week, as the state navigates the serious threat of a federal government shutdown and a significant court defeat … Read More
As Congress races toward the spending deadline, Alaska, more dependent on the federal government than many states, could face outsized consequences. From nonprofits to national parks, and from federal workers … Read More
Break out the salmon and belly rubs! It’s that magical time of year again: Fat Bear Week 2025! 🎉 Every fall, the bears of Katmai National Park in Alaska strut their … Read More
As the days grow shorter and the first hints of winter appear, Alaska comes alive with a season full of festivals, celebrations, and community gatherings. From creative arts and cultural … Read More
🚔 Anchorage Police Adopt AI to Analyze Investigative Data Anchorage’s police department has formally begun using artificial intelligence to sift through large volumes of case data and improve investigative efficiency. Alaska … Read More
FAIRBANKS, Alaska – The Alaska Supreme Court on Friday unanimously upheld the state Board of Chiropractic Examiners’ decision to permanently revoke Aaron Shoemaker’s license, marking a firm stand against misconduct … Read More
PALMER, Alaska (Sept. 22, 2025) – The Matanuska-Susitna Borough is pressing the Federal Transit Administration to waive or sharply reduce the $5.8 million repayment it has been ordered to return to … Read More