“This commission is a poison pill designed to slash Social Security and Medicare behind closed doors.” Social Security defenders are sounding the alarm ahead of a Thursday House Budget Committee hearing and vote on the Fiscal Commission Act, bipartisan legislation that opponents say is a ploy to fast-track cuts to the popular New Deal program without political […]
On Tuesday night, at 11:30 pm, troopers received a REDDI report on a black Chevy pickup heading toward Big Lake. Troopers responded to the area in an attempt to locate the vehicle reported. They soon found the suspect vehicle at the Big Lake Tesoro station. When AST arrived, the driver went into the Tesoro Station […]
(Bethel, AK) – On Tuesday, 36-year-old Stephanie Olrun entered a guilty plea to the charge of Murder in the Second Degree for the March 12, 2021, murder of her 2-year-old adopted daughter, Jane Olrun. Bethel Superior Court Judge Nathaniel Peters accepted Olrun’s plea to one count of Murder in the Second Degree. The charges of […]
We recently issued a press release announcing a new policy offering free general admission to Alaska Native visitors. I want to let the public know that we have made the decision to pause the policy to assure the program is implemented in the best way. The Anchorage Museum is a community asset, and we want […]