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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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1:38

Alaska Law School Just Got Local | Anchorage News

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

2026/07/25

Alaska’s got big news for law students: UAS is partnering with Mitchell Hamline School of Law to bring a full law degree right here in-state—no more packing up and moving away. This marks the first time Alaskans can earn their JD mostly on home soil, with two flexible pathways: guaranteed admission with 50% tuition off, or a fast-track “three-plus-three” program that cuts a year off your law school timeline. Deadlines are May 1 for direct admission and July 15 for the accelerated route. With

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0:52

Sterling Highway Closed Near Skilak Lake | Anchorage...

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2026/07/25

Sterling Highway Closed Near Skilak Lake | Anchorage News

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1:03

Utqiagvik Shooting Under Investigation | Anchorage News

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2026/07/25

In a tense late-night standoff in Utqiagvik, police fatally shot 25-year-old Cortez Olemaun after he allegedly pointed a rifle at officers responding to a disturbance call. The incident, which unfolded just before midnight, has sparked immediate investigation by the Alaska Bureau of Investigation, with the Office of Special Prosecutions set to determine whether the use of force was justified and if any officers face criminal charges. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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0:54

Sterling Highway Closed After Crash | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Sterling Highway Closed After Crash | Anchorage News

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2:09

Dot Lake Village Faces Mine Boom | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

A new gold mine near Dot Lake Village in Alaska is sparking fear as a “man camp” looms — echoing past resource booms that brought jobs but also crime, trafficking, and social collapse. This tight-knit, subsistence-based community, where elders guard cultural traditions, is bracing for the dangers of transient workers in remote areas with weak law enforcement. In response, they’ve launched Alaska’s first Native-led sexual assault response team, trained locals to spot trafficking, and set up a

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1:45

Paramount-Warner Merger on Hold | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

The $81 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger is on hold, pushed to next year as a judge weighs a multi-state antitrust lawsuit. Both sides call the delay a win: Paramount frames it as a step toward a competitive future against Netflix, while California’s AG celebrates it for audiences and workers. States argue the merger would crush competition, raising prices and harming consumers by uniting HBO Max, CNN, “Harry Potter,” CBS, and “Top Gun” under one roof. Paramount counters that

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1:42

Two Tax Measures on November Ballot | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Voters in Matanuska-Susitna Borough could face a major tax decision this November, with two competing sales tax proposals on the ballot. One plan proposes a one percent areawide sales tax paired with a $75,000 property tax exemption for primary homes—potentially saving homeowners $700 a year—but sparking debate over whether it’ll fund services or burden residents. Supporters argue tourists will pay, while critics warn of revenue loss for fire and roads unless property taxes are adjusted. A

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1:29

Alaskan Brewing Celebrates 40 Years | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Forty years of Alaskan Brewing—yes, really—and Geoff and Marcy Larson are still pouring passion into every pint. From humble beginnings to becoming a craft beer icon, their journey through industry shifts proves that grit, vision, and quality can turn a dream into a legacy. This isn’t just beer—it’s a story of endurance, community, and the power of sticking to your craft. Here’s to four decades of bold brews and even bolder hearts.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:31

Juneau Transit Needs Your Input | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Juneau’s bus system is under pressure from a booming cruise ship season, leaving hundreds stranded—including wheelchair users—and city leaders are turning to residents for solutions. With tourism funds directly funding transit, your input on gaps, underserved areas, and improvements could shape the future of public transport before the survey closes Sunday night. Speak up—your voice matters for smoother rides for locals and visitors alike. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:31

Anchorage Tied Wettest July Record | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Anchorage just tied its all-time July rainfall record with 4.49 inches — matching the 2021 total — and broke a daily record with 0.84 inches on Monday, smashing the 1986 mark. The city’s already seen 11.98 inches this year, beating the 1963 record. Flooding warnings linger in the Susitna and Matanuska Valleys, and while the wet weather has helped curb wildfires, locals are bracing for more rain — with a 70% chance of showers Monday through Tuesday that could push July into record territory

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1:13

Tony Romo Arrested for DUI | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Tony Romo, former Dallas Cowboys QB and current CBS broadcaster, got arrested in Milwaukee for allegedly driving under the influence—booked after failing sobriety tests during a traffic stop on I-43. Released later that night, he faces court on September 21st, just as he prepares to tee off at the Texas State Open. With a storied NFL career—including 4 Pro Bowls and the Cowboys’ all-time touchdown record—and a high-profile broadcasting role, this unexpected legal stumble has the sports world

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1:36

Glenn Highway Bridge Reopens Friday | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

After 96 days of closure, the Glenn Highway bridge near Peters Creek is finally reopening this Friday night—thanks to a full rebuild with new rebar, fresh concrete, and a smooth overlay. This wraps up the $22 million phase of a multi-year project that also included work on the Knik River bridge. The southbound span remains open for now, with cleanup crews removing temporary barriers. Minor lane closures may still occur, but drivers can expect a smoother ride without the jarring bump from the

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2:11

Enstar’s Critical Gas Storage Battle | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Enstar’s fight to build Alaska’s biggest-ever natural gas storage project is heating up — and it’s not just about gas, it’s about keeping 150,000 homes warm and the lights on. After regulators denied their plan citing insufficient info, Enstar’s president insists this Kenai Loop Pool is the only viable storage option in Cook Inlet — and they’ve been working on it for over a year. With a $240 million price tag and looming gas imports, the stakes are high. Backed by state agencies and lawmakers,

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1:50

Alaska Flags Thousands as Noncitizens | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Alaska’s election division mistakenly flagged over 3,000 voters—many of them actual citizens—as noncitizens, putting them on inactive status. The error stemmed from outdated DMV data, triggering a massive, unprecedented purge. Residents were sent letters to confirm citizenship via phone, email, or mail—no extra paperwork needed—but many report being ignored or left voicemail-only. One naturalized citizen, who became a citizen in 2025, discovered her status was flagged and had to resubmit proof

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1:48

Alaska Supreme Court Defends Candidate | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

In a fiery Alaska Senate race, a challenger named Dan Sullivan faced disqualification for allegedly trying to confuse voters by mimicking the incumbent — but the Alaska Supreme Court shut down the state’s attempt, declaring that only the Constitution dictates who can run. Election officials claimed the candidate lacked “good faith,” citing campaign materials and GOP complaints, but lawmakers grilled them on what that even means. The division’s director insisted the candidate was just trying to

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2:00

Partisan Poll Watchers Blur Election Lines |...

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2026/07/24

Political parties are flooding election sites with partisan poll watchers, blurring the line between legitimate observation and voter intimidation — sparking fears of eroded public trust ahead of the midterms. While nonpartisan groups traditionally upheld election integrity, parties now deploy their own teams, fueling mutual accusations and suspicion. In response, a bipartisan House staffer program has emerged to promote transparency, but on the ground, tensions run high as both sides gear up —

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1:32

Alaska Cruise Ship Sickening Passengers | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

A small cruise ship, the National Geographic Sea Bird, is facing a major health scare after multiple outbreaks of a stomach bug—now in its fourth wave since late May. Nearly a third of passengers on one trip got sick, with 32 people across two July voyages affected, showing symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and cramps. The CDC confirmed earlier outbreaks were caused by norovirus, but the latest strain remains unidentified. This ship alone accounts for four of nine cruise outbreaks this season,

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1:47

Orange Hawkweed Invasion in Anchorage | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

An invasive orange hawkweed is wreaking havoc in Anchorage, spreading aggressively through seeds and roots—and it’s illegal to move or sell. Originally brought in as a decorative plant, it’s now forming multi-acre infestations near floatplane bases and neighborhoods, threatening local ecosystems. With bright, dandelion-like flowers, it’s easy to overlook—but experts warn it’s a serious environmental threat. If you spot it, dig it up and trash it; for larger patches, consider herbicides or

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1:55

Alaska Peonies Struggle After Brutal Winter |...

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2026/07/24

Alaska’s peony growers are reeling from massive losses this summer, as record-breaking winter conditions—late snow, brutal winds, and deep freezes—left fields barren where blooms should have flourished. With the coldest winter in 50 years and unseasonably cold spring months, plants suffered deep soil damage and delayed growth. Farmers like Deborah and Mark Champion, veterans of the industry, are devastated after losing years of investment. Despite state disaster relief and community resilience,

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1:21

Sockeye Run Slumps in Kenai River | Anchorage News

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2026/07/24

Sockeye salmon numbers in the Kenai River are way below last year’s record, leaving officials baffled and anglers hopeful for a late surge. With July’s peak fishing season underway and sonar counts lagging, Fish and Game is on high alert—ready to adjust limits if numbers don’t rebound. Anglers can still dipnet or sport fish under current rules, but the mystery behind the drop is keeping everyone on edge. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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