This Day in Alaska History-September 3rd, 1941
This day, September 3rd, marks the day in 1941 that nine officers and 221 enlisted men arrived…
Global study indicates widespread permafrost degradation
An international study led by researchers at the George Washington University indicates clear global evidence that permafrost is thawing across…
Troopers Investigate Shooting Death of Circle Man
On Friday, at approximately 8:04 p.m., it was reported to the Alaska State Troopers that there had been a shooting…
Acting Attorney General Cori Mills Announces a Multi-Agency Lawsuit Against Amazon over Deceptive Advertisement Auctions
(Juneau, AK) – Monday, Acting Attorney General Mills joined a bipartisan group of twenty-two States and the Federal Trade Commission…
Senate Bill 208 strengthens Alaska’s industrial hemp industry
Palmer, AK — Senate Bill 208, signed into law Monday, delivers important reforms to Alaska’s industrial hemp program, providing growers…
Split Supreme Court Allows Trump Ballroom Construction That Chief Justice Calls ‘Likely Unlawful’
“The White House belongs to the people, but Trump consistently acts like it belongs to him alone,” said one watchdog,…
This Day in Alaska History-September 2nd, 1994
On September 2nd, 1994, two teenagers, Adrian Guthrie and Simon Roberts, were sentenced to one-year banishment to two separate southeast…
Quakes Continue south of Nikolski
Earthquakes continue unabated south of Nikolski. The flurry of 27 quakes began Monday and has shown no slowdown and, in…
Lieutenant Governor Nancy Dahlstrom Will Not Certify Treg Taylor’s Nomination for Governor
Decision Follows Alaska Public Offices Commission Recommendation (Anchorage, AK) – Monday, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom announced that the Division of…
USS Ted Stevens to be commissioned in Whittier
WHITTIER, Alaska – The U.S. Navy will commission the future Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128)…