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Notre Dame economist says payday can be a killer
![<span style="font-size: small;">Did you get paid today? A new study by an economist at Notre Dame found people are more likely to die on or shortly after payday!</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/478955260-24125759.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">Did you get paid today? A new study by an economist at Notre Dame found people are more likely to die on or shortly after payday!</span>")
Did you get paid today? A new study by an economist at Notre Dame found people are more likely to die on or shortly after payday!
William Evans says traffic deaths, heart attacks and increased drug abuse are among the most common causes of an increase in...Tags: Physical Conditions, Heart Attack, Wages and Pensions, Substance Abuse, Demographics
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Former APD Officer Pleads Guilty to State PFD Charge
Channel 2 NewsA former Anchorage police officer charged with living in the country illegally under a stolen identity pleaded guilty to a state charge Friday. Rafael Mora-Lopez entered a guilty plea to one count of unsworn falsification in the first degree for...Tags: Firearms, Defense, Trials, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Crime, Law and Justice
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Dream home: Pen Lucy gem is dream restoration project
For years, Dr. Martina Callum has traveled the country and the world as a locum tenens physician, providing temporary health care in communities where few doctors exist.
But after months on the road, she'd return home to an apartment in White Marsh...Tags: Minority Groups, James VanDerZee, Land Price, HGTV (tv network), Arts and Culture
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Missing Midtown Man Found by APD
KTUU.comUpdate: APD has announced that Wayne Watson has been found alive and uninjured. No other details were released regarding his whereabouts. Anchorage police are looking for a 56-year-old man who lived in the Midtown area and was last seen Aug. 11....Tags: Anchorage
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Humane Society: 200 Cats Face Euthanasia Without Shelter Upgrades
Channel 2 NewsThe Alaska Humane Society Adopt-A-Cat shelter faces a daunting ultimatum: Raise $60,000 before the end of the year for major upgrades or shut down. Shelter volunteers fear if they are forced to close, their 200 cats could be euthanized. The shelter is up...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Politics, Todd Walker, Elections, Human Interest
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Propane Proponents Want Alaska's Attention
Channel 2 NewsA Detroit automotive engineering company is in Anchorage this week, trying to convince state officials and local business leaders to make better use of the vast quantities of propane that go unused in Alaska. At least a few groups are on-board with the...Tags: Anchorage, Companies and Corporations, Local Government, Politics, Science and Technology
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Hot Sauce Mom Found Guilty of Child Abuse
KIAHThe Alaska mom so desperate to get on national TV that she punished her son with hot sauce and a cold shower was found guilty of child abuse. Jessica Beagley was charged with a crime after she sent a video of the punishment to the Dr. Phil Show and later...Tags: Television Industry, Abusive Behavior, Prosecution, Health and Medical Professionals, Social Issues
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Fishing Report August 26
Channel 2 NewsAnchorage - Late-summer rain has swollen area rivers, muddying up the fishing. The rain has encouraged silvers to head up into streams, but the darkened waters have made it difficult to catch fish, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. ...Tags: Fishing, Weather Reports, Lifestyle and Leisure, Weather
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Former West High Teacher Sentenced in Sexual Abuse Plea Deal
Channel 2 NewsFormer West High School choir teacher Christopher More was sentenced to 25 years in prison Friday for two counts of sexual abuse of a minor. Thirteen of those years are suspended, meaning he'll serve 12 years. Prior to his sentence, the 30-year-old...Tags: Punishment, Sexual Assault, Lawyers, Prosecution, Trials
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Spenard Roadhouse's Bourbon Passport
Channel 2 NewsI first learned about bourbon during a camping trip to Fish Creek, just west of Missoula, Montana. Turns out that Montanans like their whiskey quite a bit, and an Oregon boy like me was far more familiar with high-potency, ulta-hopped craft beers from the...Tags: Personal Data Collection, Politics, International Travel, Turkey (animal), Interior Policy
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Hurricane Irene Delays Release of Spared Alaska Post Offices List
Channel 2 NewsThe U.S. Postal Service was set to name 25 Alaska post offices being removed from a list of 36 under study for closure Friday -- but the release has been delayed as officials in Washington, D.C. focus on Hurricane Irene, and the disruptions in mail...Tags: Hurricane Irene (2011), Government Postal Delivery, Washington, DC, U.S. Postal Service, Mail Order Industry
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FCC Chairman Says Rural Broadband Service Should Receive Subsidies
The head of the Federal Communications Commission says he got the message this week about the importance of internet access in Rural Alaska.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski traveled to Dillingham and New Stuyahok on Thursday, to look at Project “...Tags: Regional Authority, Anchorage, Politics, Arts and Culture, Telecommunication Service
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