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Alaska

October 2024

  • a large brown bear by water

    Alaska’s Fat Bear Week begins late after contestant killed by another bear

    Voting opens in 10th annual contest after Bear 402 was killed by a male bear on Monday in Katmai national park

September 2024

  • SAINT PAUL, ALASKA — Thursday December 21, 2017: Homes in Saint Paul Alaska. The tribe and city recently instituted a city "beautification" project in which residents were provided with paint in the colors of their choice with which to paint their homes. Tribal President Amos Philemonoff explained that before this project, almost all of the homes were painted white with green trim--the same as when the U.S. purchased Alaska and settled onto the island. He says that not only has this project made the community look brighter, but the homes look better taken care of, which he says he thinks makes a difference in how the community views itself./ASH ADAMS

    Wildlife officials on Alaska island urge all residents to help find one possible rat

    Search for rat that may not exist is part of effort to keep invasive species off remote but ecologically diverse islands
  • A US civil war-era warship.

    US navy apologizes for razing of Native Alaska community in late 1800s

    In ceremony in Kake, military acknowledges bombardment of village that destroyed it and led to many deaths
  • the exterior of the US supreme court building through trees

    Alaska man arrested over death threats made to supreme court justices

    Panos Anastasiou allegedly sent hundreds of graphic threatening messages to the court due to decisions he disagreed with

August 2024

  • man wearing black shirt and sunglasses holds microphone and gestures with right hand

    Ludacris sparks alarm by drinking unfiltered Alaska glacier water

  • Ross Perot speaking during his presidential run in 1992.

    There’s a fair way to ensure third-party candidates don’t ‘spoil’ the US election

    David Daley
  • The aftermath of a deadly landslide is seen in Ketchikan, Alaska, on 25 August.

    Alaska landslide kills one person and injures three

  • Brianna Randall at the helm of the Sail Like A Mother team sailing boat on the 2024 Race to Alaska (R2AK).

    Seascape: the state of our oceans
    Three women in a boat: how girl (and pedal) power helped us finish a 750-mile race to Alaska

  • Alaska officer kills 16-year-old girl in sixth local police shooting since May

  • Alaska capital takes stock after worst flooding yet caused by retreating glacier

  • America's dirty divide
    In Alaska, advocates say reducing prison population is a key climate strategy

July 2024

  • a ruined building

    At least 973 Native American children died in government boarding schools, inquiry finds

  • A large lorry drives by a hill with smoke from a wildfire rising from the other side

    Large-scale and intense wildfires carrying smoke across northern hemisphere

  • A Chinese warship navigates on waters near Pengjia Islet in northern Taiwan, in this handout image released May 23, 2024. Taiwan Coast Guard/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES. BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE

    Chinese warships spotted off Alaska coast, US Coast Guard says

  • a forest

    Floodlight
    BP-owned company is selling carbon credits on trees that aren’t in danger, analysis finds

  • Trump-appointed Alaska judge resigns after sexual misconduct investigation

  • Alaska representative to miss US House sessions to prepare fish for winter

June 2024

  • A moose nuzzles her calf under a US flag.

    Baby moose saved from ‘sure demise’ in Alaska lake as mother looks on

  • Two huge cruise ships in a large sound with tree-clad mountains in the background

    Seascape: the state of our oceans
    Alaska limits cruise ship passengers in capital city after 1.6m visitors last year

May 2024

  • body of water with snowy mountains beyond

    Big oil uncovered
    Young Alaskans sue state over fossil fuel project they claim violates their rights

    Plaintiffs claim $38.7bn gas export project, which would triple state’s greenhouse gas emissions, infringes constitutional rights
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