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Back-to-back storms bringing that heavy wet snow has created challenges for almost everyone, including electric companies.

Anchorage is under a winter storm warning for 6 to 9 inches of snow Monday morning, with up to a foot expected on the Hillside.

More state legislators are asking the administration to press Hilcorp to extract more gas from its leases in Cook Inlet.

As we start to dig out of our driveways and take to the roads again, those traveling to more mountainous areas in the state are being reminded to keep an

The nine inches of snow that fell Wednesday in Anchorage broke a record for Nov. 8, and the storm continued in full force Thursday.

Winter is here! And just in case there was any doubt, Mother Nature has gifted the Mat-Su Borough and Anchorage with enough snow to cause closures and power outages. Here

A $206 million grant from the Department of Energy would pay for a 50-mile power line beneath Cook Inlet, plus two battery banks.

Thousands of people across the region were still without power Friday, but major highways had reopened Thursday evening.

The storm has closed Anchorage, Mat-Su and Kenai Peninsula Borough schools for the day; Anchorage and Mat-Su state offices are closed.

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