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Coast Guard Begins Kulluk Hearing; Circle Residents Clean Up After Flooding; Fishermen Found Guilty, Although Court Agrees Subsistence Salmon Fishing Is Religious; Pavlof Ash Falls On Sand Point; State Proposes $50 Million For ANWR Development; Joe Miller Ordered To Pay $85,000 In Alaska Dispatch Legal Fees; Ketchikan Breaks World Rainboot Race Record; Alaska Cultural Connections: Cross Cultural Communication Download Audio

Interior Rivers Begin To Break Up; State To Ask For $750,000 For Marine Debris Cleanup; Wisconsin Man Hopes To Change Petition Rules; Cybercrimes Increase In Alaska And Nationwide; Feds Oppose Smaller Sealaska Land Bill; Anchorage Residents Partake In Bike To Work Day; AK: Exploding History; 300 Villages: Tuluksak Download Audio

Arctic Council Adds Six Observer Seats; ConocoPhillips Reviewing Spending In Alaska; Agency To Consider Alaska Lake Seals As Threatened; Report Shows Mineral Values Tripling Since 2001; Tanana River On Track For Record Late Break Up; Late Season Snow Expected In Southcentral; Anchorage Farmers Markets Prepping To Open Despite Possible Snow; Yakutat To Celebrate Return Of The Terns; Stu Ramstad Relives Memorable Moments In The Air Download Audio

Great Bear Undecided On 2013 Drilling Season; Activity Increases At Pavlof Volcano; Interior Rabies Cases Prompt Animals Vaccinations; Marine Highway Dropping Discounts To Save Money; Atka Searches For Funds To Replace Aging Health Clinic; Officials Close Kotzebue-Area Subsistence Musk Ox Hunt; State Keeping Close Eye On Mat-Su Flood Conditions; Fisherman Recovers Over Half Of Group’s Lost Canoe Paddles; Female Alaska Native Rapper Finding Worldwide Success Download Audio

Bill Could Ease Way To Arctic Port; Cruise Ship Waste Referendum Won’t Be On Ballot; An Anchorage Doctor Learns How To Talk About Death; Rescued Polar Bear Cub Heads To New York’s Buffalo Zoo; Musk Ox Herd Spotted Along Kuskokwim River; Two Bering Sea Catch Processors Accused Of Tampering With Scales; Parnell Meets In New York About State’s Economic Outlook; Long-Term Unemployment Benefits To Experience Cuts; Dillingham Volunteer Monitors For Invasive Beetles

Couple Escapes As Landslide Destroys Cabin; Scientists Detect Eruption At Peninsula Volcano; Man Dies After Bulldozer Falls Through Ice Near Stephan Lake Lodge; Wildfire Season Expected To Start Later Than Normal; Kenai Peninsula Razor Clams Appear To Be Declining; Mining Company Pulls Out Of Exploratory Project Near Tok; Cold Returns To Interior Alaska; Denali National Park Expected To Open On Time Despite Lingering Snow Cover; Alaska Cultural Connections: Food And Culture Download Audio

White House Releases Arctic Strategy; APICDA Searches For Ferry To Serve Pribilof Islands; Copper River School District Shutting Down; Some Legislators Assisting Effort To Repeal New Oil Tax Bill; BBNC, Millrock Agree To Mineral Exploration On BBNC Land; Final Piece Of Steel In Place At The Alaska Airlines Center; UAF Cancels Popular Recycling Program; AK: Going Bald; 300 Villages: Arctic Village Download Audio

How Much Are Hospitals Charging? How Much Is Medicare Paying?; Arctic Scientists Take On ‘Emerging Research Questions’; City, Borough Officials Of Juneau Keeping Track Of Marketplace Fairness Act; Alaska Native Fisheries Group Wants Fair Share; Land Exchange Between Fairbanks Borough, Local Resort Hits Snag; Biologists Release Numbers For Spring Wolf Count In Denali National Park; Police Break Up Eagle Party At Unalaska Safeway; King Island Community Members Hope To Return To Bering Sea Island Download Audio

Bethel Cop Charged With DUI At Police Shooting Scene; State Leases Nearly 150,000 Acres To Oil, Gas Developers; Federal Government Targets 50 Legacy Wells For Clean-Up; How Much School Can A Student Miss; Public Speaks Out On Public Testimony Ordinance; Frank Murkowski Lays Blame On Environmentalists; Southeast Village Native Corporation Looks To Export Cultural Tourism Expertise; Hundreds Gather For Shakes Island Clan House Rededication Download Audio

Pebble Review Panel Finds Flaws With Baseline Studies. Murkowski Says No To Legacy Wells Plan. Fairbanks Gives Anchorage Developer More Time. Tribal Leaders Paint Bleak Picture At Summit. Museums, Attractions Gear Up For More Ships, Passengers. Fairbanks Speed Skater Is 2014 Olympic Hopeful. The Nation: Kreiss-Tomkins A ‘Lesson For The Left’. Dead Eagle Near Sitka Made News In 1995. Listen Now

Cleveland Eruption Continues. Newtok Residents Describe Injuries From Era Plane Crash. Hundreds Gather In Juneau For Malaspina Tours. Decades After WWII, Alaska’s First Governor Gets His Discharge Papers. New Airplane Will Improve Medevac Service In Southeast. Americorps Workers Embrace Sitka. Visting Artist Merges Theater With Academics. Listen to full show

Governor Sean Parnell Announces He Will Seek Re-Election In 2014. Alaska Supreme Court Rejects “Fetal Personhood” Initiative. Convicted Former Murkowski Aid Registers As Lobbyist. Senator Murkowski Meets With Subsistence Users In Glenallen. Scientists Study Mt. Redoubt’s 2009 Seismic Activity. Canoes Arrive In Wrangell. ‘Day Of Loss’ As Bill Brady Center Closes Its Doors. AK: Bacon. 300 Villages: Newtok. . Listen Now

Parnell Administration Shifts Focus From Oil To Natural Gas. Begich To Introduce Social Security Legislation. Business Of Clean Energy Conference Begins. USS Anchorage: Tours And More. Fairbanks Pilot Makes Solo Trip To The North Pole. Soldier Sentenced For Involuntary Manslaughter. Stikine Subsistence Closed To Chinook Harvest. "Winter Bear” Returns. Kasilof Bear Killed. Listen Now

Keyes Investigation Highlights Lack Of National Missing Persons Database. Group Seeks Funding For Mat Su Borough Sexual Assault Response Team. Kenai Man Describes Bear Attack. Subsistence Fishermen On Kuskokwim Should Get More Kings This Summer. Boy Accidentally Shoots Sister in Mountain Village. Fish Processor Ships Live Crab Out Of Dutch Harbor. Haines Breaks Ground On Veterans Home. Listen to full show

Eagle Residents Prepare As Breakup Draws Near; Energy Providers Gather To Discuss Costs; Saudi Arabia’s Oil Minister Welcomes U.S. Energy Bounty; Anchorage Denies AO37 Referendum, Next Stop, Court; New Film Covers Former Governor Wally Hickel; Fairbanks Utility Applies To State For Service Area; Alaska Cultural Connections: Whaling