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State asks judge to dismiss lawsuit over sharing voter information with Justice Department

Under an agreement with the Department of Justice, the state is obligated to purge voters from its rolls who the federal government identifies as ineligible within 45 days.

From pet grooming to photography, Alaskans are swapping services instead of cash

Bartering is the exchange of goods and services without money. Economists say it’s more common when the economy is struggling.

Mat-Su moves ahead with school concealed carry program using state, taxpayer funds

Supporters say the program is necessary to keep students safe.

2 die in plane crash departing moose camp near Aniak

The plane appears to have crashed in a wooded area near the village under unknown circumstances.

Sullivan’s trawl bycatch bill clears a U.S. Senate committee

The pollock fishery’s accidental catch of other fish is a hot topic in Alaska’s Senate race. Among trawl critics, opinions vary about the impact of the bill.