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NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

NOAA · United States

NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

50% Center coverage: 16 sources

Trump Administration Says It Will Continue Crackdown to ‘Liberate’ L.A. as Marines Deploy

Donald Trump · Los Angeles

Trump Administration Says It Will Continue Crackdown to ‘Liberate’ L.A. as Marines Deploy

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says her department has ‘tens of thousands of targets’See the Story

Gov. Dunleavy vetoes $51M in school formula funding from budget

Juneau · Juneau

Gov. Dunleavy vetoes $51M in school formula funding from budget

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Legislative leaders have said that it is unlikely they will hold a special session this year to consider overriding Dunleavy’s school funding veto.Read Article

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NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

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NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

Alaskans Plan Widespread ‘No Kings’ Pro-Democracy Rallies Saturday

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Events planned for Saturday have gained new support after President Trump ordered the National Guard into Los Angeles to confront protesters.Donald Trump · Anchorage See the Story

As Alaska’s schools struggle, lawmakers announce task force to study why

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Students walk off a bus to the Thunder Mountain Middle School entrance for the first day of school on Thursday, Aug. 15, 2024. (Clarise Larson/KTOO) A group of state lawmakers is set to meet this summer and fall to study and discuss ways to improve Alaska’s public schools. Lawmakers passed a bill last month boosting the base of the state’s school funding formula by $700 after overriding Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto. The bill also made a variety of …Juneau · Juneau See the Story

AIDEA continues to block public release of ‘independent’ study finished in early 2024 - The Alaska Current

This story was originally published by Dermot Cole, reporting from Alaska. On April Fools’ Day, the head of AIDEA said the long-delayed $250,000 “independent” review of the agency would be released by mid-April after the contractor inserted revisions prepared and demanded by AIDEA. “I would hope that it could be done in the next two weeks,” Randy Ruaro told a joint meeting of the state affairs committees of the Legislature on April 1. However, A…Anchorage, United States · Anchorage Read Article

For teachers from the Philippines, getting hired to work in Alaska is only the first step - The Alaska Current

Julieth Tapado was one of hundreds of teachers waiting for the chance to impress recruiters from Alaska school districts earlier this year.Kodiak · Kodiak Read Article

Current Cravings: Why do locals love a hotel restaurant? I went to find out - The Alaska Current

Fairbanks isn’t known for an abundant or particularly inspired food scene, but any word of “popular” hotel restaurants raises an eyebrow for me.Fairbanks · Fairbanks Read Article

‘Where is your humanity?’ Advocates warn Medicaid cuts will kill Alaskans - The Alaska Current

It’s the latest and most serious attack yet by the GOP to gut the Medicaid program that supports about one-third of all Alaskans.Anchorage, United States · Anchorage Read Article

Nintendo Switch 2 Launch Draws a Local Crowd

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The anticipation in the air was palpable Thursday as a crowd of people gathered outside of Gamestop in the Garden Valley Shopping Center in Roseburg. As the line stretched further and further and the clock ticked closer to 9 p.m.,…Nintendo · Anchorage See the Story

Alaska schools need teachers. They’re hiring them from the Philippines. - The Alaska Current

Serjoe Gutierrez, who was born and raised in the Philippines, was in his fifth year of teaching there when he decided to try to work in another country.Kodiak · Kodiak Read Article

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