AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKetchikan Emergency: A landslide knocked out the Ward Cove substation, prompting the city to declare an emergency. Senate Race: Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola traded sharp attacks in Alaska’s final Senate debate, clashing over Iran, energy costs and their records. Wildlife: An orphaned walrus calf found near Point Lay was rescued and taken to the Alaska SeaLife Center; separately, a new federal rule allows oil and gas companies to kill polar bears and walruses “unintentionally” during operations. Alaska History: Archaeologists say a 13,800-year-old site in Alaska contains the oldest known dwelling in the Western Hemisphere. Energy: Taiwan says it plans to invest up to $4.4 billion in the proposed Alaska LNG project and buy its gas, though the deal remains in development. Rescue: LouLou, a dog separated from her owners in a Chugach State Park avalanche, was found alive after more than two days in the wilderness.
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