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A low-pressure system is expected to bring nearly 80 mph wind gusts to the west coast this week, according to the National Weather Service. Coastal wind warnings and winter weather hazards have been issued for large portions of Western Alaska.
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An Alaska Superior Court judge said last week that the Alaska Division of Elections may have violated the Alaska Constitution’s right to privacy when it handed an uncensored version of the state’s voter list to the U.S. Department of Justice in 2025.
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This year’s keynote speaker is Tlingit leader and Sealaska Heritage Institute President Rosita Worl. On Oct. 22, her speech will be followed by remarks from Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan and Rep. Nick Begich III.
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It begins with a storm, a little girl, and a doll named Baby. But this story is about more than disaster. It's about what one family carried with them after a powerful storm tied to Typhoon Halong forced them to leave nearly everything behind.
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In the wake of ex-typhoon Halong, more than 200 dogs were evacuated from the two villages hit hardest by the 2025 storm. One of them - Usukcaq - now lives in Nome with a new, but familiar family.
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This summer, Patrick Andrew’s family returned to the coastal village of Kipnuk while he and his wife worked as part of the community’s rebuild in the wake of ex-typhoon Halong.
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Just days before ex-typhoon Halong, Marie White traveled from Bethel to her hometown of Kwigillingok to celebrate her 67th birthday among her daughters and grandchildren. This year, the whole family is back together in Bethel, with little idea when they may be able to return home.
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Over the past year, Kipnuk residents and contractors have been working to repair the storm-battered village. Crews on the ground say it’s a physical — and emotional — investment, even as the long-term future of the community remains in question.
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In October 2025, daily life in dozens of Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta communities was suddenly interrupted when the remnants of Typhoon Halong slammed into the coast. Over the past year, the crisis has shined a light on what is still missing from disaster response, and what tribal communities need to protect a way of life bound to the land.
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Another survey expected in January 2027 may reveal the full scope of the price spike in rural Alaska caused by the Iran war.
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In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, community members marched from the Yupiit Picaryarait Cultural Center to the Tundra Women's Coalition building for the group's annual Peacewalk on Oct. 5.
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Alaskans seeking an appeal may provide additional documentation of damages, including receipts and bills for eligible repairs, repair receipts from contractors or repair services, proof of ownership, or other information to substantiate an appeal.
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Alaskans shared their ideas about how to reduce drug trafficking and prevent deaths with representatives from the DEA and U.S. Attorney for Alaska Michael Heyman.
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Democrats lead in other statewide races, but not for U.S. House. Independent Bill Hill, endorsed by Democrats, is seeing a downside to avoiding party labels.
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Alaska’s unique climate and remoteness make it hard to supply the quintessential fall squash, but that hasn't stopped communities from participating in their own festivities.
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Kreiss-Tomkins covered a range of issues, from energy to education to the state's fiscal future, during an hourlong appearance on "Talk of Alaska" Tuesday.
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