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Juneau Police Release Identity of Grapple Hook-Wielding Suspect Shot Dead Sunday

By Alaska Native News on Jan 1, 2020   Featured, General News  

Juneau Police Release Identity of Grapple Hook-Wielding Suspect  Shot Dead Sunday

  Juneau police have released the name of the man menacing an officer with a grappling hook attached to a chain who was then shot there on early Sunday morning as 34-year-old Kelly Michael Stephens of Juneau. A JPD officer responded to the initial call at 10:18 pm on Saturday night from a caller who […]

January 1st, 1916

By Alaska Native News on Jan 1, 2020   This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

January 1st, 1916

 

Troopers Enhance Knik-Goose Bay Traffic Enforcement Campaign

By Kenneth Marsh | DPS on Dec 31, 2019   Southcentral, State  

Troopers Enhance Knik-Goose Bay Traffic Enforcement Campaign

  (WASILLA) – Focused holiday traffic enforcement efforts in effect statewide since December 11 are scheduled to end after New Year’s Day. But for Matanuska-Susitna Valley motorists – specifically those commuting via Knik-Goose Bay Road – an ongoing high-visibility traffic enforcement campaign, will receive a boost of extra resources beginning January 1 and continuing through […]

Alaska Nurses Association Presents First Caring for Victims of Violence Conference

By Alaska Nurses Association on Dec 31, 2019   Events/Notices  

Alaska Nurses Association Presents First Caring for Victims of Violence Conference

  A partnership with the Academy of Forensic Nursing and UAA College of Health, the event will present a multidisciplinary approach to caring for victims of violence ANCHORAGE, Alaska – On Jan. 8-9, the Alaska Nurses Association, with the Academy of Forensic Nursing and the University of Alaska Anchorage College of Health, is presenting a regional […]

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