Soldotna woman Arrested on Fraudulent Charges, Case Thrown Out This Morning
Alaska State Troopers were contacted late Saturday night at approximately 11:30 pm and it was reported by the caller that a domestic assault had occurred in Soldotna.
16-Year-Old Shoots Self in the Leg, Charged and Remanded for Misconduct Involving Firearm
At about a quarter past three in the morning on Saturday, a report went in to the Alaska State Troopers from the Central Peninsula Hospital stating that a 16-year-old had suffered a gunshot wound to the leg.
Murkowski Cutting Through Red Tape for Charitable Food Donations
WASHINGTON, DC — Senator Lisa Murkowski has introduced legislation designed to increase the amount of food donations going to Native communities by amending the Federal tax code to make corporate charitable donations of food to Indian tribes tax deductible.
Colorado Man Sentenced in Fairbanks for Huge Methamphetamine Distribution Operation
The Federal Court in Fairbanks sentenced a Colorado man to 15 and a half years in prison on Friday according to the Department of Justice.