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A government shutdown delays federal heating aid for Alaskans — and a state senator steps down to run for lieutenant governor.
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The City of Sitka will petition the state alcohol board for three more restaurant beer and wine licenses.
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President Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for areas of Western Alaska that were struck by the remnants of Typhoon Halong this month. Fellow Alaskans are trying to bring evacuees of western Alaska some comfort from home through traditional subsistence foods.
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KNBA's Top Stories: If the federal shutdown continues, SNAP food assistance benefits will end in November. President Trump issues a disaster declaration for Western Alaska and the Alaska Desk's Alena Naiden takes us to Savoonga for the opening of a plant to process reindeer meat.
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KNBA's Top Stories: The latest on the Western Alaska Disaster response and a look at how one Dene family is working to restore tradition Native coming of age ceremonies for girls.
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Ten women will be inducted into the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame Tuesday Night. Alaska Native leaders are calling for unity in managing the land and the animals that sustain their way of life.
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The 2025 Alaska Federation of Natives wrapped up on Saturday in harmony.
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Dozens of attendees at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention stood in protest during U.S. Sen.Dan Sullivan’s speech Friday morning.
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The first day of the 2025 Alaska Federation of Natives Convention addressed the heaviness after Typhoon Halong displaced over 1,000 Alaska Natives in Western Alaska, but also captured resilience, and support to those in need.
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Thousands pour into the Dena'ina Center in downtown Anchorage for the first day of the Alaska Federation of Natives convention.
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The 2025 Elders and Youth conference, and the Alaska Federation of Natives is focusing on healing after a devasting typhoon that hit western Alaska.
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The Elders and Youth Conference got off on a somber Note.