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Since 2018, Native advocates have pushed for Alaska State Troopers to release the names of its cold case victims. But when they published an update on Sept. 25, they discovered troopers had eliminated more than 20 unsolved cases from their list. After complaints, the Alaska Dept. of Public Safety restored most of those names to its website.
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Alaska tribes were handed a setback from the Deputy Interior Secretary, who issued an opinion that takes away their jurisdiction over Alaska Native allotments and gives it back to the state. The decision threatens the Eklutna tribe's new Chin'an Gaming Hall near Anchorge, after decades of battling with the state over its right to build a casino on a Native allotment. -
The route would be a two-way corridor for ships to travel between the northern edge of the Bering Strait and the US-Canada maritime border. -
John Craighead George had a tradition of sending out messages in bottles after each whale census. This is just the second known to be found. -
The plan includes consolidating tribal relations functions and moving some offices out of Alaska. -
The FBI's child exploitation investigation of Robert Segevan began with a report from a 15-year-old to the North Slope Borough police. The FBI says this led to other cases involving young teenagers, subjected to online messages asking for explicit photos of themselves.
