• Anchorage: Metlakatla man files federal civil rights lawsuit over discredited murder pro... | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Anchorage: A Native man from the only Native reservation in Alaska, Isaac Henderson, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit after being wrongfully accused of murder in 2021. Meanwhile, Brewers star Cooper Pratt made his major league debut ahead of the series against the Guardians, sparking fan excitement.
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  • Anchorage: Anchorage man charged with murder after deadly shooting | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Anchorage: A man has been charged with murder after a shooting killed a teen and injured another in Anchorage, while a hiker’s death in Ketchikan highlights risks of unprepared wilderness travel. The Alaska Zoo closed an exhibit after a bear attack, and a local healthcare leader will lead the 2026 Alaska Heart Run to improve CPR training.
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  • Anchorage: Alaska LNG cost estimate jumps to $55B as lawmakers weigh next steps | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Anchorage's LNG project faces a $55 billion cost overhang as lawmakers debate its future, while a legal battle over salmon protections in Western Alaska intensifies. Fuel prices soar past $8.44 per gallon in rural communities, raising fears of budget crises amid rising household debt and stagnant wages.
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  • Anchorage: Anchorage shooting leaves one dead, one seriously injured | June 14
    Jun 14 2026
    Anchorage law enforcement is investigating a fatal shooting in downtown with one death and a critical injury, while persistent rain and slick driving conditions are expected through the weekend. The Local Wire also covers Lars Dahl's obituary, a memorial service for the Fairbanks-born community leader, and a nostalgic road trip reenactment by three North Eugene graduates.
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  • Anchorage: Anchorage sees weekend rain as local housing project kicks off | June 13
    Jun 13 2026
    Anchorage residents should prepare for rain and wind this weekend as a storm system brings 55% precipitation chances and gusty winds. The Raspberry Townhomes project also broke ground, adding 120 affordable units and local jobs to the city's housing market.
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  • Anchorage: Alaskans warned about harmful algae blooms in Kachemak Bay and beyond | June 12
    Jun 12 2026
    Anchorage residents are urged to avoid Kachemak Bay and other coastal areas due to harmful algae blooms linked to rising water temperatures. A local Assembly member faces a fine for using campaign funds for personal travel to Florida, raising concerns about political transparency.
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  • Anchorage: Anchorage LNG tax break bill moves forward in House | June 11
    Jun 11 2026
    Anchorage's Local Wire covers the Alaska LNG tax break bill moving to the House floor, backed by Glenfarne and Governor Dunleavy, and expanded safety measures for the Iron Dog sled race. Youth trail work in Anchorage parks and the Knicks' NBA Finals comeback are also highlighted.
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  • Anchorage: Anchorage sees rising inflation and calls for blood donations | June 10
    Jun 10 2026
    Anchorage residents grapple with rising inflation and higher gas prices as the Blood Bank of Alaska calls for blood donations amid increased demand. City officials face pressure over school district funding amid budget uncertainties and a heated Stanley Cup Final with a memorable goal by a 37-year-old player.
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