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Steller Sea Lion Has First Captive Birth in Years
Steller sea lion in Alaska gives first captive birth on continent in decades
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Steller Sea Lion Has First Captive Birth in Years
Steller sea lion in Alaska gives first captive birth on continent in decades
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Alaska: 3 Dead in Small Plane Crash Near Cantwell
Officials in Alaska confirm that three people have been found dead in the wreckage of a small plane south of Cantwell in the Alaska Range. National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Clint Johnson said Friday evening that preliminary information indicated the pilot was the plane's registered
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Hikers Rescued Trying to Reach 'Into the Wild' Bus
3 hikers rescued after trying to reach 'Into the Wild' bus in Alaska wilderness
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Wounded Vets' Custom Cycles Stolen in Anchorage
Custom bicycles belonging to wounded veterans on training trip reported stolen in Anchorage
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Anchorage Looks at Bidding 2026 Winter Olympics
The city of Anchorage has formed an exploratory committee to help determine whether it should bid for the 2026 Winter Olympics. The 23-member committee, which includes four Alaska Olympians, held its organizational meeting on Tuesday. Anchorage was the United States Olympics Committee choice for
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94 in Alaska? Weather Extremes Tied to Jet Stream
Upside-down weather tied to jet stream wobbles; experts argue over global warming role
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PHOTO: Huskie pups Munter, Prusik and Clove shown at Denali National Park and Preserve in Denali Park, Alaska.PHOTO: Huskie pups Munter, Prusik and Clove shown at Denali National Park and Preserve in Denali Park, Alaska.
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Husky Puppies on LivecamThe cutest U.S. government employees just got their own live webcam. Three Alaskan Husky puppies--Munter, Prusik, and Clove--were born to mother Sultana and father Typhoon on May 22 at the Denali National Park and Preserve in Denali Park, Alaska. The pups have already begun their training to become
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VIDEO: Temperatures in Anchorage soaring into the 80s and 90s this week.VIDEO: Temperatures in Anchorage soaring into the 80s and 90s this week.
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Alaskan Heat Waveon. Record breaking heat in an unlikely corner of america today. Take a look. Just another day at the beach in anchorage. That's right, alaska's TEMPERATURE SOARING INTO THE 80s AND 90s. Neal karlinsky checked it out. Reporter: They're calling it "baked alaska" and while it is a treat it's no
in anchorage. That's right, alaska's TEMPERATURE SOARING INTO THE 80s AND 90s. Neal karlinsky checked it out. Reporter: They're calling it "baked alaska" and while it is a treat it's no dessert. The great alaska heat wave of 2013 continues. Reporter: That's right heat wave the two words people in alaska usually hear about other places. It's very warm yes. Reporter: The land of polar bears, sled dogs and frozen tundra knows it's cold as we've seen first Reporter: But, this week's record heat has left them caught off guard and headed to the beach. Hardware stores are running low on fans. Our shelves are attempty and normally we would have a full summer supply. Reporter: Health officials took the step of warning residents to use sun screen, several cities which recorded record low temperatures a month ago are shattering -
Alaska Airlines Clarifies Boarding for Turboprops
Alaska Airlines: Turboprop passengers in Fairbanks will have to board through security gates
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Republican Sen. Murkowski Supports Gay Marriage
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she supports gay marriage, becomes 3rd Republican to do so
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Baked Alaska: Unusual Heat Wave Hits 49th State
Baked Alaska: Unusual heat wave hits 49th state, with temps topping 80 degrees in Anchorage
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Steller Sea Lion Has First Captive Birth in Years
Steller sea lion in Alaska gives first captive birth on continent in decades
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Alaska: 3 Dead in Small Plane Crash Near Cantwell
Officials in Alaska confirm that three people have been found dead in the wreckage of a small plane south of Cantwell in the Alaska Range. National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Clint Johnson said Friday evening that preliminary information indicated the pilot was the plane's registered
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Hikers Rescued Trying to Reach 'Into the Wild' Bus
3 hikers rescued after trying to reach 'Into the Wild' bus in Alaska wilderness
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Wounded Vets' Custom Cycles Stolen in Anchorage
Custom bicycles belonging to wounded veterans on training trip reported stolen in Anchorage
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94 in Alaska? Weather Extremes Tied to Jet Stream
Upside-down weather tied to jet stream wobbles; experts argue over global warming role
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Anchorage Looks at Bidding 2026 Winter Olympics
The city of Anchorage has formed an exploratory committee to help determine whether it should bid for the 2026 Winter Olympics. The 23-member committee, which includes four Alaska Olympians, held its organizational meeting on Tuesday. Anchorage was the United States Olympics Committee choice for
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Husky Puppies on Livecam
The cutest U.S. government employees just got their own live webcam. Three Alaskan Husky puppies--Munter, Prusik, and Clove--were born to mother Sultana and father Typhoon on May 22 at the Denali National Park and Preserve in Denali Park, Alaska. The pups have already begun their training to become
