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Rescue teams in India pulled dozens of construction workers from metal containers after an avalanche buried them in Uttarakhand Himalayas.…
Saudi Arabia strongly condemned Gaza’s aid blockade, calling it an act of blackmail and collective punishment. Israel decided to block…
The Board of Regents’ decision to eliminate all references to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) from university policies came after…
A second wave of emails has been sent to federal workers, instructing them to provide weekly reports of their accomplishments.…
Cyrano’s Theatre Company in Anchorage has launched a groundbreaking Cyrano’s Theatre Accessibility initiative. The company recently introduced live closed captioning…
Turkey’s government is weighing its response after Kurdish militants declared a ceasefire following a statement from their imprisoned leader. The…
A damaged subsea cable has caused significant cell phone and internet disruptions across Southeast Alaska, affecting government websites and essential…
Ray Holloway, a University of Alaska Anchorage student, is working to expand the LGBTQ+ History in Anchorage. Holloway, a non-traditional…
Alaska lawmakers will vote next week on House Bill 69 to increase the state’s per-student public school funding. The school…
Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have discovered a way to convert colon cancer cells…
Delta Junction’s emergency services are facing a critical funding crisis. Delta Medical Transport (DMT) has struggled to provide sustainable emergency…
The latest Alaska Infrastructure Report Card showed that the state received a C grade, an improvement from the C- given…
