Pavlof volcano still erupting, ash cloud now 37000 feet high and other top stories.

• Pavlof volcano still erupting, ash cloud now 37000 feet high

  ANCHORAGE – Pavlof Volcano's ash cloud Colt Snapp Pavlof Volcano eruption seen from Cold Bay. Photo by Royce Snapp - Courtesy AVO/USGS Pavlof Volcano erupts at night. Photo by Royce Snapp - Courtesy AVO/USGS Satellite image showing strong ash signal (blue) extending more than 500 km (300 mi), north-northeast from Pavlof. Courtesy AVO/USGS Sunday's Pavlov Volcano eruption as seen from Cold Bay, AK Courtesy Candace Shaack GOES satellite image, from 4:30 pm March 27, 20..

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• APD: Suspects at large, streets reopened after Monday morning ...

  

  Updated at 9:58 a.m. on Monday, March 28 ANCHORAGE — An attempted break in at a Midtown diner led to a vehicle chase and a search that closed down multiple streets Monday morning, after the suspects rammed a police vehicle. The Anchorage Police Department has released details of the incident that led to road closures Monday as they searched for suspects in the area between A Street and C Street. Around 12:30 a.m. Monday APD received a report of multiple people breaking into Kriner’s Diner at 2..

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• Welcome Weidner Apartment Homes to Breakfast Club

  

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• 8 bizarre things that happened in the 1980s

  

  (CNN) - If you could sum up the '80s in a sentence, you might say: "Did that really happen?" Of course, the trends of any time period always look woefully outdated a few decades down the road, but there was something special about the '80s: The hair was bigger, the world was younger and everything seemed to operate on a completely different level of weird. Here are just a few examples:Everyone's favorite romantic movie was about two teenage cousins "Blue Lagoon" was a movie based on a classi..

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• Georgia governor to veto LGBT bill

  

  ATLANTA (CNN) - Under increasing pressure from major corporations that do business in Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal announced Monday he will veto a bill that critics say would have curtailed the rights of Georgia's LGBT community. House Bill 757 would have given faith-based organizations in Georgia the option to deny services and jobs to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. Supporters said the measure was meant to protect religious freedom, while opponents have described it as "anti-LG..

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• Soldier and active duty dog reunited

  

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