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Sarah Palin's tour to promote her new memoir will include a stop at Fort Hood to benefit the victims of the shooting rampage and their families.
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Palin to make book tour stop in Utah
Sarah Palin will visit Salt Lake City next month to promote her new book, "Going Rogue."
Palin returns to Ohio on book tour
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Friday it shows courage for readers to carry her book in public, as she returned as a best-selling author to the southwest Ohio region where she made her debut as a national candidate.
Alaska diocese says settlement near in abuse suit
The Catholic Diocese of Fairbanks said it's near a financial settlement with a committee representing almost 300 alleged victims of clergy sex abuse.
Militia movement resurfaces across nation
Norm Olson's genial tone belies his reputation as a radical militiaman, yet here he is, at 63, an affable grandfather explaining why Americans should arm themselves against their government.
Basketball team gets pair of pre-season assists
An anonymous donor has given an assist to the Tri-Valley School girls basketball team.
Blood Bank of Alaska closing 2 donation centers
The Blood Bank of Alaska is closing its donation centers in Wasilla and Soldotna because of a lack of demand.
Emergency landing near Bethel smooth as runway
An air taxi with eight people aboard made an emergency landing on tundra when the single engine failed on a flight from Bethel to Kipnuk, near the Bering Sea coast.
Alaska US Marshals' bomb-sniffing dog is MacDuff
The U.S. Marshals in Alaska have a new bomb-sniffing dog.
BP gives $1M to UAF to process Ted Stevens papers
BP is donating $1 million to University of Alaska Fairbanks to catalog the papers from Ted Stevens' four-decade political career.
AK volunteers strive to save Santa letter service
Santa's "elves" at the North Pole have been given their walking papers - but they're not going quietly.
Geriatric black bear dies at Oregon Zoo
Oregon Zoo officials say Pete, an 18-year-old black bear who loved to lounge in a tractor tire, has been euthanized because of his age and debilitating arthritis.
North Slope workers dies in accident
A North Slope worker was killed when a pickup truck pinned him against a section of pipe.
Alaska's unemployment rate jumps to 8.9 percent
Alaska's unemployment rate jumped to 8.9 percent last month.
BP donates $1M to catalog Stevens papers
Oil giant BP PLC has donated $1 million to the University of Alaska Fairbanks toward cataloging and processes papers from the congressional career of former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens.
All you have to do is drive Seward Highway south of Anchorage to see why early-season backcountry skaters need to know where they stand.
Alaska's high court hears predator control case
Opponents of Alaska's predator control program argued Thursday before the Alaska Supreme Court that the program violates the state constitution.
3 hopefuls for North Pole state House seat
Three applicants for a vacant state House seat from North Pole are all emphasizing their experience in local government.
Anchorage men accused of setting boy's hair afire
Police say two Anchorage men who were baby-sitting a girlfriend's children set a 5-year-old boy's hair on fire with what they called a "redneck flamethrower."
AP IMPACT: Gripes about swine flu vaccine abound
When the nation's swine flu vaccination program began in early October, health officials predicted it was going to be "messy." They were right.
Criminal deportations spike in Pacific Northwest
Deportations of illegal immigrants with criminal records from Alaska, Oregon, and Washington this past year spiked by nearly 40 percent, while overall removals dropped for the first time in five years, according to new data released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Concourses A & B open in the South Terminal with an art show and live music at Anchorage's airport.
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Habitat for Humanity volunteers help a West African family recent to Anchorage build a house on Taku Drive in Muldoon.
Army limits media access at Palin event at NC base
Obama administration pauses on Alaska drilling
AP NewsBreak: Army keeping media from Palin event
Oil companies plan to curtail work on North Slope
Waterman seeks to reschedule second trial
Ex-jailer sentenced for molesting girl
7 of 10 Alaska swine flu deaths hit Fairbanks
Seattle jury awards $1.5 M to injured fisherman
Runners-up to Merriam-Webster's Words of the Year
Merriam-Webster's Words of the Year
Hundreds turn out in Ind. to meet Palin
Air Force One on way after refueling in Alaska
Go 'Rogue' in brief: Alaska, campaign, family, oil
Sarah Palin book tour in Reno next month
No rebuke for 'admonish,' 2009 Word of the Year
Troopers name officers who shot armed woman
AK volunteers strive to save Santa letter service
Alaska plane makes emergency landing
Alaska's gas line coordinator resigns
Report: Former mayor did not report shortfall
Palin and her fans irked by cover shot in shorts
Wrangell man dies after falling overboard
Fairbanks woman wins "Survivor Philippines"
Feds award $3.1 M to Northwest for green jobs
Forest Service says trees can slow climate change
Oil-paid study says Arctic spills easier to clean
Alaska officials defend gas line efforts
Hundreds cheer Palin in Mich. for book tour
Obama 'probably won't' read Palin's book
3 to change pleas in Point Hope caribou case
Fairbanks teen in trouble for guns at school
Recalls: gas grills, pacifiers, youth sweat shirts
Knik Arm bridge still a state priority
Palin reportedly spending Thanksgiving in Richland
Gov. Parnell to address RDC annual conference
Coast Guard cutter visits Juneau
Bookseller donates Palin profits to wildlife group