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Joe Miller Live
We speak with Joe Miller live after Senator Lisa Murkowski concedes. Miller gives his insight into the entire process, of winning the Republican nominee for US Senate. More
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Safe Skies
Alaskan aviators have many technological advantages in the area of staying safe. More
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Energy Plan
Alaska's Democratic Candidate for Governor presents a new plan for Alaskans to own a share of a potential pipeline.
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Pedestrian Killed
Two fatal incidents occurred this past weekend. More
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Slain Hoonah Police Officers Remembered
Residents in a southeast Alaska village held a candlelight ceremony to remember two police officers who died after being ambushed by a gunman.
The ceremony for slain Hoonah officers Tony Wallace and Matt Tokuoka was held near the suspect's home, where the two were gunned down late Saturday. More
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Micheals To Go To The NHL
Jack Michaels the "voice of the Alaska Aces" has announced that he will be leaving the ECHL franchise as he has taken a job as the radio play-by-play broadcaster for the Edmonton Oilers of the NHL. More
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Alaska State Fair Opening Day
The Alaska State Fair kicks off a busy first day as thousands turned out. Everything from fast rides to delicious treats, the fair is sure to have a little something for everyone this year.
Tune in at 5 6 and 10 for all the latest coverage, for the fair's fun filled two week run. More
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Union Workers Hit the Streets Against the Sheraton and Hilton
Rallying for job security. Dozens of union workers hit the streets in Downtown Anchorage today. More
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Theron Smith Memorial
A large crowd of family and friends gathered at the Alaska Airlines hangar today to say goodbye to longtime Alaskan pilot Theron Smith.
Smith was the pilot and one of the victims of the ill-fated plane crash August 9th near Dillingham that also took the life of Senator Ted Stevens. More
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Gov. Parnell spoke at Alaska's International Air Cargo Summit 2010
Governor Sean Parnell welcomed international air carrier representatives to Alaska's International Air Cargo Summit today. More
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Salmonella In Alaska
UPDATE: The two cases were reversed. The state says it hasn't found any eggs sold in Alaska linked to the Wright County Egg national recall. More
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Bringing Cultures Together
The Alaska Native Heritage Center concluded its culture week today by celebrating the Southeast. More
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FAA Administrator Visits Alaska
The US Department of Transportation is providing a $59 million dollar grant for Alaskan airports.. More
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Alaska and The Nation Says it's Final Goodbyes
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Back to School for Anchorage
It was back to the books today for Anchorage students as the first day of school got underway. More
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Funeral Procession For Senator Ted Stevens
Hundreds lined the streets along the procession route from downtown to the Anchorage Baptist Temple. More
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Memorial Mass Held For Senator Ted Stevens
Residents had one chance of many this week, to pay their respects to Stevens and his family. More
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Early Morning Shooting in South Anchorage
Two people undergo life-threatening surgery after a shooting in south Anchorage this morning.
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Alaska's "Uncle Ted"
The fifth and most recognized of the victims was one of the most powerful men in congress, and the longest Republican senator ever to serve in the nations history. More
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FREE Salmon at the Spenard Farmer's Market this Saturday
If you're looking for an excuse to head out to the farmer's market this weekend, how about some free salmon? The Spenard farmer's market will have something special this weekend. More
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Back To School Clothes Shopping
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Taking A Ride With The Blue Angels
Our Megan Mazurek flew with the Blue Angels in an F/A-18 Hornet. More
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New TV Spot Aims To Stop Underage Drinking
The CMCA Program premiered a new TV spot produced by its teenage volunteers at the Out North Theater Monday More
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What Will You Remember? Let us know
What will you remember the most about Senator Ted Stevens? Email us at news@aksuperstation.com and we'll share your thoughts later on in the week. More
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Jared Mazurek Wins Second AFC Fight
Our very own Jared Mazurek constantly trains in Martial Arts, but mainly Jiu Jitsu. 3 weeks before this matchup Mazurek really stepped up his game to train for this fight at the Alaska Fighting Championship.
Jared won by rear naked choke at 1:11 of the first round. More
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Hoka Hey Motorcycle Race Raising Eyebrows
The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge wants to clear up some controversy that their event may be a hoax. The organizers tell us the un-official winner is Will Barkley, a pilot out of Colorado, and that he must pass a polygraph test next week to collect the $500,000 purse. More
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Ethics Complaints Still Taunt Palin
Our former governor is back in the spotlight. The Independent Counsel released new findings, calling Sarah Palin's legal fund a violation of ethics code. The Alaska Fund Trust was created to help Sarah Palin to pay off her legal fees, from the numerous ethics complaints sought against her during her time as Governor. More
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Energy Conference Comes to Anchorage
Last week Anchorage was host to the Clean Energy Conference, attracting experts worldwide. More
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Kenai Airport Gets a Helping Hand, or Paw
This week the Kenai airport flew in their newest member, Rose. She's been brought up to keep watch on the runways and make sure they're clear for take-off. Megan Mazurek Reports More
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June 4 Sports with Lauren Magiera
Sports highlights from the 10 o'clock broadcast on June 4, 2010 with Lauren Magiera More
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June 4 Sports with Lauren Magiera
Sports highlights from the 6 o'clock broadcast on June 4, 2010 with Lauren Magiera More
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ABC's Ultimate Culinary Challenge: Part Two
ABC's Challenge continues as the chefs grab their grocery lists and hit the aisles. Their challenge this time is to fill their baskets all while staying under budget. More
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Natasha Sweatte in the Kenai Peninsula Natural Bodybuilding & Figure Championships
Our own 10 o'clock anchor Natasha Sweatte took part in the 2nd Annual AFBB Kenai Peninsula Natural Bodybuilding & Figure Championships this weekend. More
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Mother's Day Gift Ideas
ABC Alaska News hit the mall in search of that perfect Mother's Day gift. More
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May 7 Sports with Lauren Magiera
Sports highlights from the 6 o'clock broadcast on May 7, 2010 with Lauren Magiera More
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ABC's Ultimate Culinary Challenge: Part One
ABC's Ultimate Culinary Challenge kicked off last week between two of Anchorage's best chefs. We've introduced the teams and rules, in the first segment of this month's series. More
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Firearms Expert Struts his Stuff
When it comes to the future of firearm design and technology, advocates were able to catch a glimpse into the future this past weekend. Remington Arms held an exhibition at the Birchwood Shooting Range, and brought along rifles and other weapons that the public has never seen. The company also brought along a man who's accuracy with a shotgun has to be seen to be believed. More
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Skiiers and Snowboarders Hit Alyeska for Slush Cup 2010
Dozens hit the slopes at Alyeska for one last time this season on Saturday, trying to get across the pond. More
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'Asia Garden' In Hot Water, Accused of Denying Group Based On Race
Last Friday, a group of friends wanted to celebrate the birthday of a friend, so they went to Asia Garen in Anchorage on Old Seward. When they got to the bar however, they were told they couldn't come in because some people in the group were pacific islanders. More
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April 7 Sports with Lauren Magiera
Sports highlights from the 6 o'clock broadcast on April 7, 2010 with Lauren Magiera More
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Harlem Globetrotter Brings the "Smile Patrol" To Anchorage
Irving "Rocket" Rivers of the Harlem Globetrotters was in town on wednesday, visiting kids at the Alaska Native Medical Center and sharing some of his basketball tricks. The Globetrotters will be putting on shows at the Sullivan Arena on April 29th and 30th. Lauren Pozen Reports (VIDEO CLIP) More
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Anchorage Student Blasts Off to Space Camp
Back in January, Dimond High School student Cameron Ginochio got the word that he was chosen to go to the Honeywell Space Camp down in Huntsville Alabama. He is back in town now, but the experiences and memories he made while at the week long camp will last forever. Steve Brawn Reports (VIDEO CLIP) More
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Don Young Talks To Fellow Republicans
Republicans awaited election results at McGinley's in downtown Anchorage. Congressman Don Young came to show his support as the guest of honor. More
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Eagle River Woman To Compete In National Cooking Contest
Harder is going to be competing in the Pillsbury Bake-off Contest in Orlando on April 11-13th. Her recipe was chosen out of more than 10,000 applicants. Be sure to tune into ABC Alaska News at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00 tonight for the full story. More
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Autism In Alaska
Some estimates say that more than 600 Alaskans are autistic. For the parents of these children, feats that may seem simple to some, are worthy of celebration. From counting, to matching shapes and colors, parents of autustic children face many struggles. More
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SOS Program Helps Families Of Fallen Soldiers
The military is assisting families of fallen soldiers cope with their tremendous loss. The Survivor Outreach Services or the SOS Program is helping many Alaskan families in the mourning process. More
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Native Youth Olympics Bring Fun to Age Old Traditions
The Native Youth Olympics got under-way over the weekend, and kids of all ages took part in the games. From the seal hop to the crowd favorite high kick, the games take age old traditions and combine training and fun into a unique competition. Natasha Sweatte Reports. More
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Think Your Dog Know's Some Cool Tricks? Check Out Alize
If your think that telling your dog to "sit" or "lay-down" is impressive, check out Alize. Alize the dog can actually read. She has been trained to respond to what is written on paper. Plus, she is up for adoption at Anchorage Animal Control. For just $42, this amazing canine can be your new family pet. For more call Animal Control 343-8118. More
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Teams Prepare for the Last Great Race
The Iditarod may be less than three weeks away, but mushers are already getting their athletes ready for the big race. Volunteers are preparing the food drop this week, and vets are traveling statewide to give these the best of care. Megan Mazurek Reporting More
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Wade Sentenced to 99 Years, Admits to the Murders
Family and friends of Mindy Schloss and Della Brown crowded the courtroom today in Anchorage, for the sentencing of Joshua Wade. Before the sentencing several of the family members and close friends of the victims spoke to Judge Phillip Volland about the lives and memories of Schloss and Brown. Wade also spoke to the judge and to the courtroom, expressing his sorrow for the murders and admitting formally that he was the killer. More
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Valentines Day Gift Ideas
Lauren Pozen reports on the best gifts for your significant other this Valentines day. VIDEO More
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Alaska is Heating Up With Hot Yoga
Anchorage Yoga opened their doors last weekend and offer the only hot yoga in Anchorage. Bikram yoga is becoming more popular and with the support from the community this small business is being welcomed with open arms. More
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Feburary 9 Sports with Lauren Magiera
Sports highlights from the 6 o'clock broadcast on Feburary 9, 2010 with Lauren Magiera More
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Trek To the Top of Mt. Hunter
Masatoshi Kuriaki has already been to the top of Denali and Mt. Forakker, both solo and in the middle of winter. Now he has his sights on the winter solo triple crown of the Alaska Range, with his attempt of Mt. Hunter. The 14,000 foot hunter isn't the tallest, but is the most technical. Steve Brawn Reporting. More
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Mechele Linehan Murder Conviction Overturned
The Alaska court of appeals decided Friday morning, that Mechele Linehan deserves a re-trial, due to evidence that should never have been allowed during her initial trial. That evidence includes a letter writtn by the victim, Kent Leppink, before he was killed. Steve Brawn Reporting. More
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Families In Need get Warm Winter Boots
Families in need get some extra help with keeping warm during the winter. Megan Mazurek Reporting More
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National Guard Lends a Helping Hand in Haiti
Orig Aired 1/29/10 More
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Rural Alaska to get High Speed Internet
About 65 communities around the state are getting high speed internet. It's all part of an 88 million dollar federal grant from the departmetn of agriculture. Megan Mazurek reporting. More
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January 22 Sports with David Tuttle
Sports highlights from the 10 o'clock broadcast on January 22, 2010 with David Tuttle More
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January 22 Sports with Lauren Magiera
Sports highlights from the 6 o'clock broadcast on January 22, 2010 with Lauren Magiera More
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Thousands Flock to Beer and Barley Wine Festival
Alaska's annual Beer and Barley Wine Festival comes to town featuring over 75 breweries. Thousands of Alaskans attended the festivities for live music, food, and a good time. More
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January 15 Sports with David Tuttle
Sports highlights from the 6 o'clock broadcast on January 15, 2010 with David Tuttle More
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Truck in Horseshoe Lake
Orig Aired Jan 6, 2010. More
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Fighter Pilot's Family Finally Gets Closure After 42 Years
Closing a chapter that began 42 years ago, one family finally gets to bring the remains of their dad back home from Vietnam. The fighter pilot was shot down and killed and up until last month his whereabouts were a mystery. The family will have the official welcome home ceremony and air-show for Major Russel Goodman next week in Las Vegas. More