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Fairbanks steps in to keep the Arctic Winter Games on track. The fabric shell for the Anchorage Dome indoor sports complex reaches the end of its life. The Army Corps of Engineers seeks a permanent fix to Juneau's yearly glacial flooding. And riverbank restoration on the Kenai Peninsula preserves both riverbanks and salmon habitat.
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Studio Q&A: Major Mike Padilla | ATOH Air Operations Officer -
Josh is in town to perform at this year's Rock the Hill festival and he stopped by to share some live music and conversation on Tuesday July 14, 2026. -
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Many of ex-typhoon Halong's impacts are tangible and concrete, like damage to infrastructure and calls for village relocation. But some of the greatest impacts may be invisible. -
In the rush to recover an archaeological site, a shifting climate links Quinhagak's past and presentFor the village of Quinhagak, the storm flooded a critical piece of their past: an archaeological dig. This summer, an emergency dig will help them excavate that past before it's gone. -
No flight cancellations were immediately reported. -
Physical and mental health suffer when salmon, which is important to nutrition, culture, and identity, is no longer available, tribal representatives say. -
Two new lawsuits say the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated the law by issuing a wetlands-fill permit for a road through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge wetlands.
