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'Hiccup Girl' Back in the News, this Time for Murder

By Staff on Sep 17, 2013   National  

'Hiccup Girl' Back in the News, this Time for Murder

Jennifer Mee, better known as "The Hiccup Girl," who gained notoriety on television in 2007 for her continuous hiccuping,is in court, and is charged for murder in the death of a 22-year-old former Walmart employee.

Murkowski: Obama Administration 'Rewriting History,' on Native Health Funding Needs

By Matthew Felling | Office of Senator Murkowski on Sep 17, 2013   General News  

Murkowski: Obama Administration 'Rewriting History,' on Native Health Funding Needs

WASHINGTON, DC – Senator Lisa Murkowski on Monday criticized the Obama Administration’s proposal to short-fund the operation costs of tribally run hospitals, despite last year’s historic Supreme Court ruling requiring full funding of contract support costs

DPS Commissioner Joe Masters Resigning Post

By Office of Governor Parnell on Sep 17, 2013   State  

DPS Commissioner Joe Masters Resigning Post

Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sean Parnell on Monday accepted the resignation of Department of Public Safety (DPS) Commissioner Joe Masters. Commissioner Masters started his law enforcement career in 1982 as a public safety officer in the village of Unalakleet.

Troopers Respond to Cruelty to Animals Complaint, Find Marijuana Grow in Homer

By Staff on Sep 17, 2013   General News  

Troopers Respond to Cruelty to Animals Complaint, Find Marijuana Grow in Homer

Alaska State troopers based in Anchor Point were notified by a concerned citizen on Friday that a 22-year-old Homer resident had beaten a dog with a baseball bat on July 22 of this year.

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