Ben Townsend, KNOM
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Fourteen miles of land along the Nome River — one of western Alaska's key salmon and subsistence rivers — are now owned by Nome's local Native corporation for permanent conservation and stewardship.
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The House vote was overwhelming and bipartisan, 404-14. The no votes were all Republicans.
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The Kigluaik Mountains are home to wildlife and is a hotspot for subsistence users. But buried within it is also graphite, a key ingredient for batteries.
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The model, created by a team based in Michigan, forecasts 72 hours of sea ice movement through a colorful web-based animation.
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The Rookie of the Year award goes to the fastest first-timer to complete the 1,000-mile race to Nome. This year it's Jesse Terry, one of three Indigenous rookies in this year's race. He is Anishinaabe and calls Sioux Lookout, Ontario home.
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Iditarod teams now head onto frozen sections of Norton Sound, where windstorms have been known to derail a frontrunner's championship aspirations.
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Snow continued to fall Saturday as 37 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race teams mushed through Alaska's largest city.
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In a January memo, U.S. Secretary of Defense ordered the Pentagon to do a line-by-line review of 8(a) contracts worth over $20 million.
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The Seward Peninsula Subsistence Regional Advisory Council opened a meeting with tributes to longtime council member.
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Dozens of residents were rescued after floodwaters in multiple communities swept homes off their foundations.