Cooper Landing DUI Driver Goes over Embankment, Blames Hit and Run Driver
Alaska State Troopers responded to a call of a vehicle off the road near the Russian River Ferry in Cooper Landing on June 28th at about 12:14 am.
Special Investigator John Sopko Reveals $34 Million Afghan Complex as Waste
The Special Investigator General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, or SIGAR, reported on Wednesday that a $34 million building complex largely completed in 2012 will never be used and in all probability will be destroyed.
Student Loan Bill Fails in Senate-Alaska's Senators, One For, One Against
The Student Loan Bill sponsored by Democrats went down in flames on Wednesday after the vote fell short of the 60 votes it needed to break a filibuster of the bill.
Pentagon Moves Forward with Russian Helicopter Purchase Despite Objections
As the U.S. the strategy of the U.S. to use Russian helicopters to build the core of the Afghan new Air Force continues, it has grown increasingly contentious with congressional members as they call for the U.S. to arm Afghanistan with American aircraft.