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Juneau Judge Sentences Andre Lawrence to 25 Years for Murder of James Newman Jr

By Patty Sullivan-State Department of Law, on Dec 20, 2025   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

Juneau Judge Sentences Andre Lawrence to 25 Years for Murder of James Newman Jr

(Juneau, AK) – Wednesday, 46-year-old Andre Lawrence was sentenced by Juneau Superior Court Judge Amy Mead for the murder of…

Former Ketchikan church elder indicted for child exploitation offenses

By Reagan Zimmerman-Hartzheim-U.S. Attorney 's Office-Alaska on Dec 20, 2025   Featured, General News  

Former Ketchikan church elder indicted for child exploitation offenses

  This case is part of the FBI’s Operation Relentless Justice. The FBI is seeking additional information. JUNEAU, Alaska –…

New film documents community resilience in Western Alaska

By Tom Moran-Alaska Sea Grant on Dec 20, 2025   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

New film documents community resilience in Western Alaska

A new short film details ways that residents in Western Alaska are responding constructively to changes to their local environment.…

Cordova fishermen clean up the Copper River Delta

By Aubrey Taradash-Alaska Sea Grant on Dec 20, 2025   Featured, General News, News from Alaska SeaGrant  

Cordova fishermen clean up the Copper River Delta

The Copper River Delta hosts some of the most valuable fisheries in Alaska. However, the region lies at the edge…

‘This Is a Desecration!’ DC Residents Rage After Trump Slaps His Name Atop Kennedy Center

By Brad Reed-Common Dreams on Dec 20, 2025   Featured, National, National/World  

‘This Is a Desecration!’ DC Residents Rage After Trump Slaps His Name Atop Kennedy Center

“He has vandalized the Kennedy Center by putting his name on it,” said former CNN host Jim Acosta. Residents of Washington,…

This Day in Alaska History-December 20th, 1920

By Alaska Native News on Dec 20, 2025   Featured, This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

This Day in Alaska History-December 20th, 1920

  Read more of the history of the SS Dora, Alaska’s “tough little Bulldog”  by Coleen Mielke…

Op Santa comes to Anchorage, spreads holiday cheer for Western Alaskans

By David Bedard Seth LaCount Alaska National Guard Public Affairs on Dec 19, 2025   Featured, General News  

Op Santa comes to Anchorage, spreads holiday cheer for Western Alaskans

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska   –  For nearly 70 years, the Alaska National Guard has worked with partner agencies to spread holiday…

Two Alaska State Troopers indicted on federal criminal civil rights violations

By Reagan Zimmerman-Hartzheim-U.S. Attorney 's Office-Alaska on Dec 19, 2025   Featured, General News  

Two Alaska State Troopers indicted on federal criminal civil rights violations

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A federal grand jury in Alaska returned an indictment Tuesday charging two Alaska State Troopers with federal…

Florida man sentenced to 13 years for leading a Fairbanks drug trafficking organization

By Reagan Zimmerman-Hartzheim-U.S. Attorney 's Office-Alaska on Dec 19, 2025   Featured, General News  

Florida man sentenced to 13 years for leading a Fairbanks drug trafficking organization

FAIRBANKS, Alaska – A Florida man was sentenced last week to 13 years in prison for leading a conspiracy to…

‘Changes In the Heart of Winter’: NOAA Report Documents Warmest Arctic Year on Record

By Olivia Rosane Common Dreams on Dec 19, 2025   Featured, Science/Education  

‘Changes In the Heart of Winter’: NOAA Report Documents Warmest Arctic Year on Record

“After 20 years of continuous reporting, the Report Card stands as a chronicle of change and a caution for what…

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