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As Much as 105,000 Gallons of Oil Escaped Ruptured Santa Barbara Pipeline

By Alaska Native News on May 20, 2015   Featured, National  

As Much as 105,000 Gallons of Oil Escaped Ruptured Santa Barbara Pipeline

Oil spill amounts in the Santa Barbara oil spill that occurred on Tuesday have been revised upward from the original…

Governor Walker Signs Two Bills in Mat-Su

By Grace Jang | Office of the Governor on May 20, 2015   Featured, Politics, State  

Governor Walker Signs Two Bills in Mat-Su

May 20, 2015 ANCHORAGE – Governor Bill Walker signed HB 153 and HB 161 into law yesterday while at bill-signing…

Governor Walker Appoints Board of Fish Member

By Grace Jang | Office of the Governor on May 20, 2015   Featured, State  

Governor Walker Appoints Board of Fish Member

ANCHORAGE—Governor Bill Walker last night appointed Robert Mumford to the Board of Fish. “I am pleased to announce Bob Mumford…

Murkowski Lauds Commerce Committee Passage of Anti-Pirate Fishing Bill

By Matthew Felling | Office of Senator Murkowski on May 20, 2015   At Sea, Featured, Politics  

Murkowski Lauds Commerce Committee Passage of Anti-Pirate Fishing Bill

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Lisa Murkowski today commended the Senate Commerce Committee for unanimously passing the Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated…

North Korea’s Isolation Grows With Cancellation of Ban Visit

By Brian Padden | VOA on May 20, 2015   Featured, World  

North Korea’s Isolation Grows With Cancellation of Ban Visit

SEOUL—North Korea said Wednesday it has the capability to miniaturize a nuclear weapon shortly after announcing Pyongyang had canceled United…

Dalton Highway Closed Due to Flooding

By Meadow Bailey | DOT&PF on May 20, 2015   Featured, State  

Dalton Highway Closed Due to Flooding

(FAIRBANKS, Alaska) — At 12 a.m. Monday morning, the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) closed the Dalton Highway…

One Attempts Escape During Drug Investigation

By Alaska Native News on May 20, 2015   Featured, General News  

One Attempts Escape During Drug Investigation

Despite an escape attempt by an Anchorage man arrested during a drug sweep, both subjects of the drug arrest were…

‘Tone’ Receives Three Life Sentences, Will Never be Released

By Alaska Native News on May 18, 2015   Featured, State  

‘Tone’ Receives Three Life Sentences, Will Never be Released

An Anchorage man received a sentence of three life sentences in federal court it was announced today by U.S. Attorney…

Wasilla Man Sentenced for Illegal Guiding after Long Investigation

By Alaska Native News on May 18, 2015   Featured, General News  

Wasilla Man Sentenced for Illegal Guiding after Long Investigation

After a lengthy investigation spanning years, a Wasilla man pleaded guilty on Friday to “four counts related to to illegally guiding…

Maryland Man Confesses to Murders There when Arrested in Juneau

By Alaska Native News on May 18, 2015   Featured, National  

Maryland Man Confesses to Murders There when Arrested in Juneau

On Saturday a Rockville, Maryland man was arrested at the dock in Juneau aboard a cruise ship moored there, he…

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