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Alaska National Guard Rescues Father and Son Near Canadian Border

By Major Guy Hayes on Aug 28, 2012   General News  

Alaska National Guard Rescues Father and Son Near Canadian Border

CAMP DENALI, Alaska— The Alaska Air National Guard rescued a father and his 14-year-old son in Wrangell Saint Elias National…

Hong Kong Jewelry Exporter Pleads Guilty to Customs Fraud

By ICE on Aug 28, 2012   General News  

Hong Kong Jewelry Exporter Pleads Guilty to Customs Fraud

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A Hong Kong-based jewelry exporter pleaded guilty Friday to customs fraud charges and faces nearly $2 million…

Yah-ta-hey Man Sentenced to Prison for Federal Arson Conviction

By Federal Bureau of Investigation on Aug 27, 2012   General News  

Yah-ta-hey Man Sentenced to Prison for Federal Arson Conviction

ALBUQUERQUE—On Friday morning in federal court in Albuquerque, Waylon Murphy, 23, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation who resides…

Multinational Exercise in Mongolia Comes to a Close

By 134th Public Affairs Detachment, Sgt. Edward Eagerton on Aug 27, 2012   General News  

Multinational Exercise in Mongolia Comes to a Close

FIVE HILLS TRAINING AREA, Mongolia – After intense training during Khaan Quest 12, a regularly scheduled, multinational exercise sponsored by…

Thousands of Guardsmen Available to Governors in Isaac’s Path

By American Forces Press Service on Aug 27, 2012   General News  

Thousands of Guardsmen Available to Governors in Isaac’s Path

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27, 2012 – More than 33,500 National Guard personnel and nearly 100 aircraft are available to the governors…

Hiker Fatally Mauled along Toklat River in Denali Park

By Staff on Aug 25, 2012   General News  

Hiker Fatally Mauled along Toklat River in Denali Park

The first fatal mauling of a person by a grizzly occurred in the Denali National Park on Friday.…

Journey Through Indian Country

By Federal Bureau of Investigation on Aug 24, 2012   General News  

Journey Through Indian Country

Part 4: Teamwork Makes a Difficult Job Easier…

State Troopers Investigate Theft of Oyster Spat from Naukati Bay

By Staff on Aug 24, 2012   General News  

State Troopers Investigate Theft of Oyster Spat from Naukati Bay

A trespass and theft was reported to the Klawock based State Troopers on Saturday from the community of Naukati.…

Canadians Overwhelmingly Believe Climate Change Is Occurring

By IPAC-CO2 on Aug 24, 2012   General News  

Canadians Overwhelmingly Believe Climate Change Is Occurring

Only two per cent of Canadians believe climate change is not occurring, a new important survey released this month by…

Dry Creek Fire Continues to Burn South of Fairbanks

By Staff on Aug 24, 2012   General News  

Dry Creek Fire Continues to Burn South of Fairbanks

The Bureau of Land Management says the Dry Creek Fire is 5% active and covering over 28,000 acres.…

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