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ICE Busts Frozen Chicken Feet Fraud

By ICE on Jun 25, 2012   General News  

ICE Busts Frozen Chicken Feet Fraud

NEW ORLEANS — A 25-year-old Cameroon citizen is in federal custody on wire fraud charges related to a fraudulent scheme…

Trooper Assaulted While Responding to Disturbance Call

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jun 23, 2012   General News  

Trooper Assaulted While Responding to Disturbance Call

Early Saturday morning, at about 1:10 am, Alaska State Troopers responded to a noise disturbance near Peninsula Drive at Big…

Kodiak Man Shot in Saturday's Early Morning Hours

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jun 23, 2012   General News  

Kodiak Man Shot in Saturday's Early Morning Hours

A local Kodiak man, 28-year-old Justen Nixon was shot at a home off of Spruce Cape Road on the northeastern…

Scientists Advise Against Harvesting Shellfish Due to Large “Red Tide” in Southeast Alaska

By ADHSS on Jun 23, 2012   General News  

Scientists Advise Against Harvesting Shellfish Due to Large “Red Tide” in Southeast Alaska

State health officials remind public about risks…

Research Finds Stonehenge was Monument Marking Unification of Britain

By University of Sheffield on Jun 22, 2012   General News  

Research Finds Stonehenge was Monument Marking Unification of Britain

After 10 years of archaeological investigations, researchers have concluded that Stonehenge was built as a monument to unify the peoples…

Oil Prices Stay Low in Light of World Economy, Manufacturing, U.S. Supply

By Staff on Jun 22, 2012   General News  

Oil Prices Stay Low in Light of World Economy, Manufacturing, U.S. Supply

Oil prices that dropped this week over signs of a weakening economy, got a boost today with European Leaders announced…

Dinosaurs in the Wrangell Mountains

By Ned Rozelle | UAF on Jun 22, 2012   General News  

Dinosaurs in the Wrangell Mountains

The more Tony Fiorillo explores Alaska, the more dinosaur tracks he finds on its lonely ridgetops. The latest examples are…

State Troopers Arrest Man, Seize Heroin and Meth Bound for Cordova at Anchorage Airport

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jun 22, 2012   General News  

State Troopers Arrest Man, Seize Heroin and Meth Bound for Cordova at Anchorage Airport

During a drug investigation, Alaska State troopers from the Western Alaska Alcohol and Narcotics Team stopped a New Mexico man…

New Deglaciation Data Opens Door for Earlier First Americans Migration

By Oregon State University on Jun 21, 2012   General News  

New Deglaciation Data Opens Door for Earlier First Americans Migration

CORVALLIS, Ore. – A new study of lake sediment cores from Sanak Island in the western Gulf of Alaska suggests…

Ketchikan Residents Arrested on Drug Charges Now Face Conspiracy and Money Laundering Charges as Well

By Staff on Jun 21, 2012   General News  

Ketchikan Residents Arrested on Drug Charges Now Face Conspiracy and Money Laundering Charges as Well

New Federal charges have been leveled against two Ketchikan residents that were arrested on amphetamine charges in February of this…

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