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Anchorage News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Anchorage News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Anchorage—from local news and government to business, weather impacts, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city and keeping communities connected worldwide. Anchorage News

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1:42

Harris Pushes Peltola But Alaska Says No | Anchorage...

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2026/08/14

Kamala Harris drops a surprise email rallying support for Mary Peltola in Alaska’s Senate race, urging donors to back both Peltola and Harris’s PAC to help Democrats retain control — but Peltola’s camp shuts it down, saying she’s focused on Alaska and won’t take sides. Meanwhile, Sullivan’s team slams the move as a “union” with Biden’s “anti-Alaska agenda,” while Trump swoops in with big praise for Sullivan, turning the race into a high-stakes political chess match where money, endorsements,

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2:03

Alaska Pipeline Tax Bill Dies | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

Alaska lawmakers have shut down Governor Dunleavy’s latest tax break push for the $54 billion natural gas pipeline, with House and Senate leaders declaring it lacks enough support to even reach a vote. The project, led by Glenfarne, faces mounting delays and skepticism as lawmakers question its urgency and viability. The governor’s plan — swapping petroleum taxes for a gas-flow tax plus a 2% corporate levy — sparked backlash from business groups and even some legislators, leaving everyone

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1:52

Alaska Fisheries and the Silent Trawlers | Anchorage...

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2026/08/14

Alaska’s fishing industry is playing political chess as Senator Dan Sullivan and Congresswoman Mary Peltola clash over bycatch reform — but the trawlers are staying silent. Once fiercely opposed to Peltola’s tough regulations, they’ve now quietly backed Sullivan’s softer, incentive-driven approach, using new advocacy groups tied to GOP allies to frame him as the moderate protector of Alaska jobs. While Peltola pushes for stricter rules and council reform to prevent species collapse, Sullivan

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1:32

Alaska Fisherman’s Quiet Revolution | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

Alaska fishermen are adapting to climate chaos and soaring costs with smart upgrades—like a skipper who installed a hybrid diesel-electric system, slashing fuel use by 20% and boosting crew morale with quieter operations. But his real motivation? Fighting ocean acidification and warming waters that threaten his livelihood and fish stocks. Witnessing wild climate swings like the “warm blob,” he’s calling for national policy shifts toward renewables, seeing his boat’s tech as a small but vital

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1:31

AI Redefines Creative Work | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

AI isn’t replacing creatives—it’s rewriting the rules. A new study reveals how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market for artists and designers, not by taking jobs, but by unlocking wild new creative possibilities. Far from being a threat, AI is becoming a powerful collaborator—helping writers break through blocks, designers speed up ideation, and musicians explore uncharted sonic territories. The real story? It’s about adaptation. As industries like graphic design and music

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1:37

Groh vs Sager Who Represents You | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

Voters in the Government Hill, Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, and Muldoon district are weighing a pivotal race: re-electing Cliff Groh, who’s focused on families, teachers, and students with a track record of school support and community engagement—including backing from local first responders—against Dan Sager, labeled an “ultra-MAGA party insider” pushing a sales tax hike and opposing essential workers. With rising costs and frustration over political theater, constituents are demanding

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1:46

Alaska’s Ballot Measure Two and Dark Money |...

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2026/08/14

Alaskans are at a crossroads as they vote on Ballot Measure Two, a controversial proposal that could roll back campaign finance transparency and open the door to “dark money” — hidden funding that undermines democratic accountability. Supporters of the current laws argue that voters deserve to know who’s bankrolling political campaigns, especially when big money is involved. Critics warn this measure is a backdoor for wealthy elites to secretly sway elections, threatening the integrity of

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1:19

Tom Begich Runs for Alaska Governor | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

Tom Begich is emerging as a serious contender for Alaska governor, bringing a rare blend of bipartisan savvy, deep statewide experience, and a track record of getting things done — like co-sponsoring the Alaska Reads Act with Governor Dunleavy. Having served in the Senate and spent time living across Alaska’s diverse communities, he’s got the ground-level insight needed to lead this vast state. His running mate, Julia Hnilicka — an Alaska Native with business and government chops — rounds out a

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1:34

Seaplane Lands in Flooded River | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

A seaplane made an emergency river landing in Juneau just as a glacial flood surged — but no one was hurt. The de Havilland Beaver, piloted solo, floated briefly before snagging on roots, while emergency crews scrambled to rescue the pilot as tides rose. Flood response teams were briefly diverted, but quickly returned to duty. Alaska Seaplanes is now working to lift the plane out with a helicopter and has grounded other Beavers for safety checks — though FAA confirms regional flights remain

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1:05

Officer-Involved Shooting in East Anchorage |...

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2026/08/14

An officer-involved shooting erupted yesterday afternoon in East Anchorage near DeBarr Road and Edward Street, specifically in the Russian Jack Plaza parking lot. Police confirmed the incident occurred on the 6000 block of DeBarr Road, but details remain scarce—only a brief statement was released, and crime scene tape still cordons off the area. A media briefing was scheduled for 5 PM, but no further info has surfaced yet. The parking lot remains closed as investigators dig deeper.

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1:29

Seaplane Snagged in Flooded River | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

A seaplane made an emergency river landing in Juneau during a glacial flood — no injuries, just a pilot on a test flight. The de Havilland Beaver snagged on a root ball and floated until rescue crews arrived as tide rose. Mechanical issues prompted grounding of three other similar planes, though no larger problem is suspected. Witnesses described the dramatic wing lift-off and rescue efforts. Recovery is underway with a helicopter, and local officials confirmed no disruption to aviation or

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1:39

JKT: Alaska’s Reliability in Turbulent Times |...

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2026/08/14

JKT, Alaska’s rising gubernatorial contender, isn’t just another politician—he’s a problem-solver with a relentless work ethic, proven by his two-year follow-up after a swiftwater rescue course. In a state battered by turbulent politics and urgent needs like crumbling schools and soaring healthcare costs, voters are betting on his character, precision, and collaborative spirit to steer Alaska through its toughest currents. This isn’t just about policy—it’s about trust: choosing a leader who’ll

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1:33

Anchorage Schools Rebuild with Teacher Hires |...

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2026/08/14

Anchorage schools are making bold moves to rebuild after cuts—restoring 45 educator positions, reviving high school sports support, and funding 100 new teacher spots since the state’s new education bill passed. While hiring takes time, every new teacher means smaller classes and stronger student support. The district is actively recruiting top talent and reaching out to state leaders for early funding updates, all while rebuilding community trust through visible, action-driven progress.

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0:56

Anchorage Police Seal Off Parking Lot | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

Anchorage police shut down a parking lot in the northeast on Thursday afternoon, sealing off DeBarr Road and Beaver Place with patrol cars and yellow tape—details scarce until a 5 PM press conference promised to reveal what sparked the sudden emergency response.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:59

Alaska Gridiron Rivals Gear Up | Anchorage News

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2026/08/14

Alaska high school football is heating up as championship contenders and new coaches gear up for a wild season. South Anchorage, the defending champs, return with their coach and key players, led by senior Kyler Jensen, aiming to dominate again. Bartlett High, last year’s runner-up, taps into fresh energy under new head coach Hans Deemer — a seasoned Alaskan veteran stepping into his first major role — who’s focused on team chemistry and a balanced attack with a new sophomore QB. Meanwhile,

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1:54

Alaska Funds Mental Health & X-Ray Access | Anchorage...

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2026/08/14

Alaska Behavioral Health gets nearly $600K to expand its “Seeds of Change” program, offering teen and young adult mental health support through a unique hydroponic garden space and boosting underused group therapy. Meanwhile, Chugachmiut receives over $600K to deploy mobile X-ray units in Seward and four Chugach villages, slashing travel barriers for patients. Both projects reflect Alaska’s push to use federal funds for lasting healthcare improvements — with more announcements expected

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2:14

Alaska Senate Race Gets Cash-Fueled | Anchorage News

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2026/08/13

Alaska’s Senate race is heating up as outside PACs dump millions to fund lesser-known candidates, aiming to split the vote and weaken frontrunners Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola. Groups like Fair Deal Alaska and Right For Alaska are backing candidates who could drain support from the main contenders, while some of those candidates—like Richard Grayson and David Leslie—express discomfort with the outside spending and even plan to withdraw if they make it to the top four. With a unique top-four

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1:17

Teen Biker Hit by SUV in Eagle River | Anchorage News

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2026/08/13

A serious crash in Eagle River left a teen cyclist with life-threatening injuries after being struck by an SUV turning onto Old Glenn Highway around 8:15 PM. The other rider escaped unharmed, and the driver remained at the scene, cooperating with police—no arrests or tickets issued yet. Authorities are still investigating the collision as the focus remains on the injured boy’s recovery and understanding what led to this tragic intersection of bike and vehicle. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:50

Flood Watch on Meander Way | Anchorage News

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2026/08/13

As the Mendenhall River crests, residents brace for floodwaters—some with reinforced homes, others with water bladders and evacuation plans. Sam Hatch, elevated on pilings after last year’s flooding, slept soundly Thursday morning, grateful the peak hit during daylight. Neighbors like the Zaleskis monitor live feeds, ready to flee again if needed. With upgraded flood barriers and high water tables, everyone’s watching closely—hoping for calm, prepared for chaos. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:45

Mendenhall Flood Threat in Juneau | Anchorage News

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2026/08/13

Juneau braces for a major glacial outburst flood as the Mendenhall River surges, forcing evacuations for nearly 5,000 residents in the Mendenhall Valley. Water levels from Suicide Basin—fed by the retreating Mendenhall Glacier—are expected to crest above 14 feet, despite revised forecasts that slightly delay and lower the peak. Officials have deployed HESCO barriers and are cutting trees to mitigate flash flood risks, but the threat remains high. This annual natural event, triggered by glacier

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