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Today’s stories: What Alaska campaign stop is on Trump’s schedule next week? What sparked the sharpest clash in the governor’s debate? Why is ASD’s superintendent leaving? Can a rare albino caribou survive and what are Sitka birders looking for?

Today’s stories: Who's leading the money race for governor? How are Anchorage childcare providers staying afloat? Why is flu season arriving early? And Kodiak weighs in on the bycatch debate.

Today's stories: Vice President J.D. Vance campaigns in Alaska for Republicans. A Haines voter incentive effort raises legal concerns. Southeast Alaska's tourism industry is surging along with its challenges. Part 1 of Liz Ruskin's series on pollock bycatch examines impact on subsistence.

Today’s Stories: South Korean leaders dispute President Trump’s Alaska gas pipeline claim. USS Ted Stevens commissioned tomorrow in Seward. Lead found in Kotzebue water. Another Cook Inlet beluga dies. And Juneau singer Annie Bartholomew competes in Pan-Arctic Vision.

Today's stories: Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s bill requiring congressional approval for presidential memorials stalls in the Interior Committee. New veterans memorial at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Pay gap for men and women persists in Juneau but smaller than elsewhere. Plus, Fat Bear Week crowns new chunky champ.

Today's stories: The meaning of Orange Shirt Day. Four years after Typhoon Merbok, Western Alaska is still recovering. State Troopers investigate Elim woman’s death. Anchorage breaks ground on new senior housing. Petersburg weighs how to regulate data centers.

Today’s news: PFD checks roll out soon. Chugach Electric launches new rate. Crowded classrooms take their toll on Anchorage schools. Mat-Su schools push ahead with program that allows staff to carry concealed firearms. Plus a mini bear fair in Petersburg.

Today’s stories: Two troubling Alaska health trends – flu-related deaths are up and the elder suicide rate is on the rise. Ketchikan’s assembly apologizes to the tribe for racist remarks. Juneau weighs a borough tax to prevent damage from glacial flooding outbursts.

Today's stories: An officer-involved shooting in midtown raises concerns about Anchorage crime. Amid racism complaints, the Ketchikan Tribe calls on a planning commissioner to resign. Two SE Alaska women recognized for helping youth get engaged in federal subsistence management. Plus, Juneau has a moose on the loose.

The Alaska Native Heritage Center has become one of the main organizations researching the impact of government and religious schools on Native children. It's new exhibit, "Education in Alaska: Disruptions in our Traditional Teachings," is the first in a series.