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Original 'Mouseketeer,' Annette Funicello Passes Away at Age 70

By Staff on Apr 8, 2013   General News  

Original 'Mouseketeer,' Annette Funicello Passes Away at Age 70

After suffering for decades with Multiple Sclerosis and its degenerating effects, Annette Funicello, child star of the Mickey Mouse Club…

Double Tanker Fire Closes Richardson Highway for About Two Hours

By Staff on Apr 8, 2013   General News  

Double Tanker Fire Closes Richardson Highway for About Two Hours

A fire that started underneath a tractor-trailer hauling double tanks on the the Richardson Highway closed that roadway for a…

Sunday's Parks Highway Head-on Collision Takes the Life of Two

By Staff on Apr 8, 2013   General News  

Sunday's Parks Highway Head-on Collision Takes the Life of Two

On Sunday afternoon at 3:53 pm, a report went in to the Alaska State Troopers of an accident involving two…

U.S. Mail Package Found to Contain Heroin, Arrests Made in Soldotna

By Staff on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

U.S. Mail Package Found to Contain Heroin, Arrests Made in Soldotna

The Alaska Bureau of Investigation/South Central Areawide Narcotics was contacted by United States Postal Inspector Kim Dallas on Wednesday at…

Monitoring Alaska's volcanoes for 25 years

By Geophysical Institute/ University of Alaska-Fairbanks on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

Monitoring Alaska's volcanoes for 25 years

Twenty-five years of monitoring and studying Alaska’s volcanoes by the Alaska Volcano Observatory have improved global understanding of how volcanoes…

Alaska National Guardsman/State Trooper Gains, Gives at Air Force NCO Academy

By Master Sgt. Mike R. Smith | I.G. Brown Training and Education Center on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

Alaska National Guardsman/State Trooper Gains, Gives at Air Force NCO Academy

MCGHEE TYSON AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Tenn. — Tech. Sgt. Brian Zeisel with the Alaska Air National Guard is modest…

Troopers Find and Arrest Fleeing Shooter

By Staff on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

Troopers Find and Arrest Fleeing Shooter

Palmer Alaska State Troopers received a call at 1 am on Saturday reporting a gunshot vicitm.…

Rocket Powered by Nuclear Fusion Could Send Humans to Mars

By Michelle Ma | University of Washington on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

Rocket Powered by Nuclear Fusion Could Send Humans to Mars

Human travel to Mars has long been the unachievable dangling carrot for space programs. Now, astronauts could be a step…

TEPCO Reports Fukushima Site Leaking Radioactive Water from Containment Pool

By Staff on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

TEPCO Reports Fukushima Site Leaking Radioactive Water from Containment Pool

It was reported out of Japan, by Tepco, that 32,000 gallons of radioactive water breached its containment system and leaked…

Study Links Suicide Risk with Rates of Gun Ownership, Political Conservatism

By University of California-Riverside on Apr 6, 2013   General News  

Study Links Suicide Risk with Rates of Gun Ownership, Political Conservatism

RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Residents of states with the highest rates of gun ownership and political conservatism are at greater risk…

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