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Fairbanks North Star Borough Plans Redistricting Challenge
The Associated PressThe Fairbanks North Star Borough is planning to sue over Alaska's new redistricting plan. Assistant Borough Attorney Jill Dolan said Wednesday that the lawsuit will probably be filed in state court early next week. Challenges must be made by July 13....Tags: Fairbanks North Star Borough, Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Fairbanks, 2010 Census
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Russia Looks to Alaska While Planning Aviation Future
Channel 2 NewsA group of Russian government officials is wrapping up a visit to Alaska. They've been here all week, flying around to rural airports and meeting with the FAA. There are some big changes underway among our neighbors to the west and they came seeking...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Transportation, Travel, Traffic, Russia
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Anchorage July 4th Float Celebrates America's Diversity
It's the kind of July 4th float that will make you do a double take, a trailer covered in waves with a massive tsunami riding on the back of it. But if you take a minute to talk to the creators, you'll find out how this float fits in perfectly.
"We...Tags: Disasters, Tsunamis, Holidays, Anchorage, Japan
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Mother of Slain Soteria House Shooting Victim Speaks to Channel 2 News
Channel 2 NewsNatasha Nalan, mother of Mozelle Nalan -- the 19-year-old who was fatally shot at the Soteria House psychiatric living facility last month -- called Channel 2 News Friday afternoon, ready to tell her story of incredible grief, sorrow and loss. But at the...Tags: Mental Illness, Crime, Law and Justice, Assault, Behavioral Conditions, Health
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Jobs in Jeopardy After FAA Partial Shutdown
79 Alaskans are facing a forced furlough after Congress adjourned Friday evening without passing a measure to reauthorize funding for the Federal Aviation Administration. Transportation secretary Ray LaHood said the flying safety of the public would...Tags: Lisa Murkowski, Air Transportation Industry, U.S. House of Representatives, Layoffs and Downsizing, Mark Begich
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Parnell Hosts Annual Governor's Picnic in Anchorage
Governor Sean Parnell (R-Alaska) donned an apron, and spent his Saturday serving Alaskans hamburgers on the Park Strip in Anchorage for the annual Governor's Family Picnic.
First lady Sandy Parnell, as well as Lieutenant Governor Mead Treadwell,...Tags: Hamburgers, Lifestyle and Leisure, Politics, Anchorage, Sean Parnell
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Alaska Pursuing $4.5B Susitna Dam Project
Channel 2 NewsThe state is moving forward with major plans for the Susitna-Watana hydro project. At a Monday morning press conference, Gov. Sean Parnell said power from the hydroelectric power system should be on line by 2023, and licensing the project is expected...Tags: Politics, Sean Parnell, Elections
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Bear Attacks Group of Teenagers Near Chulitna
The father of a boy injured by a grizzly bear in the Alaska wilderness says the bear pounced so
furiously that the teens didn't have time to pull out their bear deterrent spray.
The seven teenagers were in the last leg of a 30-day backcountry education...Tags: First Aid, Colorado, Career and Workplace, New York, Anchorage
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Authorities: Bear That Mauled Teens Will Not Be Sought
The Associated PressAlaska authorities say there are no plans to hunt down a grizzly that mauled four teenagers hiking in the wilderness over the weekend. State Department of Fish and Game biologist Tim Peltier says the decision was made given the remoteness of the location...Tags: Anchorage, Injuries and Wounds, Health
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Cox Wants Charges Thrown Out In Militia Plot Trial
A lawyer for a man accused of being part of a plot to kill Alaska State Troopers, court officials and an assistant district attorney is seeking to have charges thrown out.
Schaeffer Cox's lawyer has filed a pair of motions asking that murder conspiracy...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice, Prosecution, Trials
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Man's Sentence Mitigated for Informing '2-4-1' Investigators
Channel 2 NewsAn Alaska Superior Court judge has rewarded a Delta Junction man, accused of a long running septic scam, for being an informant in an alleged militia plot to kill state officials. Thirty-six-year-old Gerald "JR" Olson pleaded guilty in 2005 of defrauding...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Justice System, Judges
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Mattingly To Step Down As Bucs GM
Channel 2 SportsDennis Mattingly, the man who founded the Anchorage Bucs baseball team in 1980 and has been running the organization ever since, will step down as general manager. The Bucs say that Shawn Maltby, currently the general manager of the Peninsula Oilers,...Tags: Anchorage
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