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Julie St. Louis
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Environmentalists sue Alaska over sanctioned killing of 99 bears
Activists say that a program intended to protect a declining caribou herd in Southwestern Alaska was approved without a public comment period or proper environmental review, at the expense of 99 black and brown bears in southwestern Alaska.
Grandson of Iditarod founder wins first race
Ryan Redington, 40, notched his first win of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and will take home the trophy that bears his grandfather Joe Redington Sr.’s likeness and name.
Iditarod sees smallest field of competitors on trek to Nome
The 51st running of the 1,000-mile trek kicked off Sunday.
Trump-backed congressional candidates lose in Alaska
Alaska's new ranked-choice voting system helped push an incumbent and a Democrat over Trump backed Republicans after a live final election tabulation held Wednesday.
Alaska Natives unite in person after two-year hiatus
The Alaska Federation of Natives kicked off their first in-person convention since the Covid pandemic with a historic keynote speaker: U.S. Representative Mary Peltola, the first Alaska Native woman ever elected to Congress.
First Alaska Native elected to Congress, defeating Sarah Palin
Mary Peltola edged out the former governor in Alaska's new ranked choice voting system.
Lawsuit targeting Arctic drilling challenges Biden administration to think long-term on climate
The lawsuit claims the administration failed to consider the environmental impact of an oil exploration program.
Most races too close to call in Alaska primary
Alaska's first venture into ranked-choice voting may end up giving former Governor Sarah Palin a boost into a congressional seat.