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The plan includes consolidating tribal relations functions and moving some offices out of Alaska.
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The FBI's child exploitation investigation of Robert Segevan began with a report from a 15-year-old to the North Slope Borough police. The FBI says this led to other cases involving young teenagers, subjected to online messages asking for explicit photos of themselves.
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One of the main questions Ukrainians have been asking is why the meeting does not include Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Industry experts say they’ve been asking for more weather stations for years.
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The information could be used for working with wildlife management agencies and could shed light on local climate change effects.
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U.S. relationships with northern countries were in the spotlight at the Arctic Encounter Summit
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Over the years, the commission has provided more than $2 billion for development projects in rural Alaska communities.
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The Denali Commission says there's a billion dollars worth of work needed to upgrade faililng fuel tank farms in rural Alaska. The commission has received $100 million to fix or move tanks in ten communities, only a tenth of what's needed, but still an major step forward.
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At the very edge of the grid, Port Graham and Nanwalek hope ocean wave energy can bring cheaper, more reliable electricity.
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The Alaska Food Policy Council had planned to award grants to over 50 food and farm businesses across Alaska.
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Although the Native Village of Eklutna opened its tribal gaming hall in February near Anchorage, it has faced legal challenges from local property owners and the State of Alaska. So far, the tribe seems to be navigating around attempts to shut down its small casino.
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The budget reconciliation bill, criticized for slashing social safety net programs, contains several carve-outs for Alaska.