Alakanuk Man Back In Custody After 6 Days On The Lam
ALAKANUK, Alaska-An Alakanuk man is once again behind bars after a three day manhunt in the Western Alaska community.
Rep. Young Reintroduces Alaska Native Vets Bill
WASHINGTON D.C.-Alaskan Congressman Don Young reintroduced his legislation,H.R. 3604, the Alaska Native Veterans Land Allotment Equity Act. This legislation would amend the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) to allow approximately 2,800 Alaska Natives who served in Vietnam and missed an earlier opportunity because of that service, to reapply for their Native allotment.
Stand-Off In New Stuyahok Nets 18 Year Old Moxie Andrew 9 Criminal Charges
NEW STUYAHOK, Alaska-On Wednesday, December 7th, at about 9:42 pm, the Alaska State troopers in Dillingham received a report from the Village Public Safety Officer in New Stuyahok of a disturbance at the local Senior Center.
Fema Announces Support For Legislative Change To Allow Tribal Governments To Directly Apply For Federal Disaster Aid
WASHINGTON – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), under the direction of President Obama and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, announced that it supports amending federal law to allow federally recognized tribal governments to make disaster declaration requests directly to the president. FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate first announced the administration's support for this […]