Coast Guard Cutter Naushon Escorts Sitka Fishing Vessel Back to Port for Violations
The wooden-hulled, 42-foot fishing vessel "Snark" found its trip cut short after being boarded by the U.S. Coast Guard on Friday.
Traffic Stop for Speeding Brings Plethora of Charges for Anchorage Driver
Early Sunday morning at about 35 minutes past midnight, Alaska State Troopers with the Bureau of Highway Patrol conducted a traffic stop at mile 33 of the Glenn Highway.
Naukati Man Found Deceased Outside Mother's Home in Community
Alaska State Troopers in Klawock were notified on Saturday at just before 11am, that a Naukati man, 51-year-old Andrew Richter had been found unresponsive outside of his mother's home in Naukati.
As Syrian Regime Inches Towards Collapse Russia Says They Never Supported Assad's Government
Although Russia has been the chief supplier for the Assad regime for years and years, and has vetoed U.N. Security resolutions condemning the Assad regime time and again, that country says now that they never supported the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.