The Alaska Department of Fish and Game says it has been overestimating how many Chinook and sockeye salmon make it up the Taku River.
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Alaska senator backs bill to allow pot business banking
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Nominee to marijuana regulatory board withdraws
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Trial scheduled for Juneau’s suit against apartment owners
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Mushers, fans gather for world’s most famous sled dog race
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Alaska State Troopers: 2 found dead at campground
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