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Flock surveillance cameras become midterm campaign target as voters balk at tech companies’ powerby Sarah Rankin, Associated Press
Candidates across the political spectrum are talking about bans, limits and funding cuts.
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Opinion: On Labor Day, Alaska workers are demanding more than speeches and gratitudeby Heidi Drygas
They want wages that keep pace with costs, unions that protect their interests and leaders prepared to challenge entrenched corporate power.
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Judge in Lindsay Clancy case says he’ll declare a mistrial, then gives defense 1 hour to appealby Michael Casey and Leah Willingham, Associated Press
Jurors said for a third time they could not reach a unanimous verdict on whether the Massachusetts mother was criminally responsible when she strangled her three young children.
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Times have changed and so have gardening shoesby Jeff Lowenfels
Columnist Jeff Lowenfels received a handmade pair of shoes but may opt for another option from his closet.
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Vance says Iran fight isn’t a ‘war’ as Trump tries to navigate unpopular conflict as election nearsby Aamer Madhani, Associated Press
Trump’s focus is increasingly on economic pressure, aiming to maintain control without returning to the full-throttle bombardment of Iran.
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Louisiana judge rules against NCAA, clearing path for former NFL players to join LSU rosterby Brett Martel, Associated Press
The ruling was issued the night before LSU was due to submit its roster to the Southeastern Conference, which last week announced heavy potential punishment for teams that bring in ex-pros.
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U.S. diesel prices hit a record high, pushing up transportation costs for a long list of goodsby Wyatte Grantham-Philips, Associated Press
Some businesses across sectors have already passed on costs to consumers. And shoppers may see more and more sticker shock trickle down to store shelves.
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EPA seeks more public comments as it struggles to devise water rule that limits scope on wetlandsby Matthew Daly, Associated Press
The plea for new information is highly unusual and reflects the complexity of the water rule, a contentious regulation that has been argued in the courts for decades and twice reached the Supreme […]
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Watchdog report: Ex-Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer oversaw hostile work environment, misused fundsby Jill Colvin, Associated Press
A new watchdog report concludes that former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer oversaw a “toxic, intimidating and humiliating” work environment and engaged in numerous violations of department […]
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Hiring burst of 162,000 jobs in August puts the focus squarely back on inflation in the U.S.by Paul Wiseman, Associated Press
The jobs report, issued by the Labor Department Friday, could be good news for Trump two months before midterm elections in which the health of the economy is weighing on voters’ minds.
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Three candidates seek two seats on Kenai City Councilby Jeffrey Kennett
Candidates put growth, taxes and public services in focus
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Juneau Assembly looking into third-party management of rec facilitiesby Alexander Vaz
Mayor Beth Wilson proposed further discussion at the Assembly’s November retreat
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Minister’s Message: Wait and hopeby none
One of my favorite books is Alexandre Dumas’s The Count of Monte Cristo. I have watched just about every single movie adaptation I can find! Although each tells the story differently, the […]
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Deputy city clerk unpacks Juneau’s 2026 Municipal Electionby Mike Lane, KTOO
The municipal election is approaching. Eight candidates are running for three Assembly seats, and three candidates are running for two School Board seats.
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Alaska Judicial Council takes rare step of recommending ‘no’ votes on 2 judgesby Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media
The council announced Wednesday its recommendation against retaining Superior Court Judge Kelly Lawson and District Court Judge Martin Fallon, both assigned to the Kenai court.
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Haines fishermen say the salmon runs aren’t great this year, but the prices areby Avery Ellfeldt, KHNS - Haines
Local fishermen say they're seeing the highest prices in decades for all kinds of salmon.
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Voters asked to weigh in on term limits for Kenai Peninsula school boardby Jeffrey Kennett
Proposition 1 would cap members at two consecutive full terms
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Voters asked to weigh in on term limits for Kenai Peninsula school boardby Jeffrey Kennett
Proposition 1 would cap members at two consecutive full terms
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Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story — Part 2by none
AUTHOR’S NOTE: By the time Henry Lucas survived a ruptured appendix in the Tustumena benchlands in 1931, he had been in Alaska, primarily on the Kenai Peninsula, for nearly a quarter-century. He […]
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Kenai sees an 18% spike in crime in 2025by none
There were 194 offenses in 2025, with $301,512 worth of property stolen
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Miss Manners: Is it rude to ask new partners not to be in family photos?by Miss Manners | Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin
Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.
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