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Today's Stories: Rep. Nick Begich and challenger Bill Hill clash on health care and resource development. El Niño could bring a warmer, less snowy Alaska winter. Many Kwigillingok families remain displaced a year after Halong. Native scholars gather in Juneau for a research exchange.

As President Donald Trump backed Sen. Dan Sullivan and other GOP candidates in Wasilla, both supporters and protesters turned out. Also, a year after a devastating storm, Kipnuk’s future remains uncertain.

Today's Stories: Trump rallies in the Mat-Su, rural heating fuel hits a record high, political texts flood voters' phones, Western Alaska marks one year since Typhoon Halong, and a stranded baby walrus gets a second chance.

Today's Stories: Will South Korea back a $50B Alaska gas pipeline? How do boarding schools still impact Native families? How is APU marking Indigenous Peoples Day? And one year after the Halong floods, what has changed?

Sen. Lisa Murkowski backs Democrats on war powers resolution. Tlingit and Haida Pres. Richard Peterson wins reelection. UAF moves ahead with critical mineral development. AARP poll puts a Democrat in the lead for governor. A makeover for Anchorage’s People Mover. And Fat Bear Week spotlights family groups.

Today's stories: APD launches a treatment-first option for some low-level offenders. Washington State man gets 25 years for mailing fentanyl that killed two people. The Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corp. names new leader. The Metlakatla Tribe opens a shellfish testing lab and U.S.S. Ted Stevens arrives in Seward.

The New York Times airs allegations from former Mary Peltola staffers. Tlingit and Haida's annual gathering. How researchers are using Indigenous knowledge to better understand the Arctic Ocean. Also stories about weather-related impacts, from the Holy Cross post office closure to an Alaska Peninsula storm to South Anchorage bears.

Today's Stories: President Trump announces South Korean funding for Alaska LNG project. First round of PFD's go out today. Cook Inlet beluga deaths. Bethel holds a Dolly Parton party. People Mover gives free rides from Oct. 1-8.

Today's stories: President Trump expected in Alaska next week, following Vice President's visit. Anchorage avoids budget cuts for now. Juneau Police release details on body found in freezer. Remembering photographer Jim Barker and the U.S.S. Ted Stevens takes its place in the Navy fleet.

Today’s stories: Is there any progress in the Kelly Hunt case? What will ex-Typhoon Choi-Wan bring to Western Alaska? What does Terra Energy's new lease mean for Mat-Su? Will Alaska's next governor live in Juneau? And where did J.D. Vance eat in Anchorage?