Plus: Groups raise alarm over underwater Cook Inlet data center proposal
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Peltola yanks campaign post targeting factory trawling that used unauthorized footage of an Alaska-based CDQ boat →

The U.S Senate candidate's stance against the commercial fleet is at odds with stakes in the pollock fishery held by Western Alaska communities in her home region. 

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Dunleavy quietly lifts hiring freeze as Alaska gubernatorial candidates criticize staffing woes →

The governor's tenure has been plagued by staffing challenges and vacancies that have hampered state agencies.

Alaska fishing and wildlife groups raise alarm over proposal for underwater Cook Inlet data center →

Earlier this year, a company released plans for a subsea data center with as many as 350 underwater turbines and 66 “hives” housing artificial intelligence servers, both powered and cooled by water in Cook Inlet.

The voter registration deadline for Alaska’s general election is Oct. 4. Here’s how to register. →

Alaska voters have until Sunday, Oct. 4 to register to vote in the Nov. 3 election.

Wilson tells Alaska campaign regulators she has no contact with clients of her garbage company →

APOC is set to determine whether the gubernatorial candidate is required to disclose her customers.

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Murkowski joins 3 other GOP senators in failed resolution to halt the Iran war →

Supreme Court rules government can use Social Security data to identify noncitizen voters →

Asylum seekers thought they had a haven in the U.S. Then Trump returned. →

Trump ad airs with government funding despite law against ‘propaganda’ →

Isolated Netanyahu defiant in UN speech as he seeks reelection at home →

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