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On this episode of Talk of Alaska, we'll offer practical tips for growing fresh food and learn more about farms and farmer’s markets. 🔊 Listen wherever you get podcasts. Catch Talk of Alaska live on-air Tuesdays at 10 a.m. on KSKA 91.1 FM. akpub.io/48CT7Os

Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: Gov. Dunleavy pushes lawmakers to act fast on his proposed tax cut for the Alaska LNG project. Plus, leaders from villages devastated by ex-Typhoon Halong meet with federal officials about the path forward. Listen here: akpub.io/4d1LK4o

On this episode of Hometown, Alaska, we talk to fisheries biologist Tim Sands and explore why the future of sustainable fishing here matters to the world. 🔊 Listen wherever you get podcasts. Catch Hometown, Alaska on-air Mondays at 10am on KSKA 91.1 FM. akpub.io/4d5S1Mi

Alaska will deploy 25 National Guard soldiers and airmen to Washington D.C. this month, according to a Friday update from the Alaska Department of Military and Veteran Affairs. (Via Alaska Beacon) akpub.io/4tYleA8

A cruise ship with nearly 150 people aboard was waiting for help off the coast of Cape Verde in the Atlantic Ocean after three passengers died in a suspected outbreak of the rare hantavirus. akpub.io/4f3gwwc

The project will lead to a climate adaptation plan rooted in data and projections about how climate threats will manifest in Haines. akpub.io/4cSroMf

Last year, Tracy Day’s family requested a death declaration hearing as a way to ask police officers questions about their investigation. But the judge said their questioning wasn’t allowed. This is part of an ongoing series from KTOO. akpub.io/4tgRyNC

The state Department of Fish and Game announced in April that this year’s expected overall harvest is 126 million fish, which is 90 million fewer fish than what was expected last year. akpub.io/4etT9vE

The Alaska Wildlife Alliance wants to prevent the Department of Fish and Game from resuming a predator control program planned to start this month. (Via Alaska Beacon) akpub.io/42bIfDz

Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: The Alaska Legislature fails to override Gov. Dunleavy’s veto of an election reform bill. Plus, an Anchorage food truck opens a brick and mortar location despite economic uncertainty. Listen here: akpub.io/3P4T8UG

Alaska lawmakers on Monday failed to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a bill offering a number of ballot access and election security reforms. akpub.io/4u9GCmh

A Superior Court judge has temporarily paused the closure of an Anchorage STEM-focused elementary school after advocates sued the school district and board. akpub.io/42SDgHX

Gas prices in the U.S. have gone up more than 30 cents a gallon in the last week and are slated to continue rising as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed amid the Iran war. akpub.io/4cPHXs1

Jovell Rennie is a photographer and gallery owner who holds free events to provide community members photos for personal or professional use. akpub.io/4tcBPiw Every Little Bit is supported by Rasmuson Foundation. 🎵: Universal Production and Matt Faubion / AKPM

The Alaska House advanced a bill Thursday that would regulate commercial self-driving vehicles. (Via Alaska Beacon) akpub.io/4ex6K5z

A seven-year-long case involving the deaths of two Unalaska teen girls has come to a close after the state dropped charges against 25-year-old Dustin Ruckman on Wednesday. akpub.io/49fIwsT

The University of Alaska will have a new president this summer, Fairbanks attorney Matt Cooper. akpub.io/4tiRz3F

Senators raised deep concerns over a number of controversial choices Cox has made in his short tenure as attorney general during hearings Thursday and Friday. akpub.io/4ti79fQ

Alaskans between the ages of 12 to 15 had the highest rate of all-terrain vehicle, or ATV, crash injuries, compared to other age groups. akpub.io/3QMNQxz

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