The Alaska State troopers have released the identity of the Quinhagak woman found off the trail near the end of the village's new runway. She has been identified as 25-year-old Lisa Johnson of Quinhagak.
The Buckland man convicted of the attempted murder of village police officer Lorin B Geary received a sentence of 50 years with 20 years suspended after a six-hour hearing on Monday.
A snow machine traveler heading to Stony River from Lime Village suffered an accident on the trail on Monday and suffered injuries to his head but was able to make it to safety despite his injuries.
WASHINGTON, DC – Senator Lisa Murkowski on Wednesday called on the National Park Service and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to recommit themselves to advocate and advance self-governance agreements with Alaska’s regional tribal organizations in order to strengthen Alaska Native participation in the management of public lands surrounding their communities.