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Ketchikan Man Charged and Jailed for Kicking Coast Guard Officer in Face

By Staff on Dec 4, 2013   State  

Ketchikan Man Charged and Jailed for Kicking Coast Guard Officer in Face

A Ketchikan man was arraigned on a charge of assault on a Federal officer in Juneau on Monday according to a statement by U.S. Attorney Karen Loeffler on Tuesday.

Governor’s Annual Christmas and Holiday Open House at the Governor’s mansion Announced

By Staff on Dec 3, 2013   State  

Governor’s Annual Christmas and Holiday Open House at the Governor’s mansion Announced

Alaska's Governor and the state's First Lady announced the date for the Governor’s Annual Christmas and Holiday Open House at the Governor’s mansion on Monday. This year, it will be held on Tuesday, December 10th, from 3 pm until 6 pm.

Fairbanks Firefighters Catch Woman as She Falls from Eighth Story WIndow

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Dec 3, 2013   State  

Fairbanks Firefighters Catch Woman as She Falls from Eighth Story WIndow

Fairbanks Fire Department Firefighters caught a woman falling from an eighth floor window at an apartment building on Fairbanks fourth avenue on Monday morning.

Motorists Beware: Darkness, Accumulating Snows Increase Moose-Automobile Collision Risks

By ADF&G on Dec 2, 2013   State  

Motorists Beware: Darkness, Accumulating Snows Increase Moose-Automobile Collision Risks

(Anchorage) – Drivers, look out! Accumulating snows are pushing moose down from high-country haunts into lowland areas and – in some cases – right into oncoming traffic. Hundreds of moose are struck and killed by motorists each year on Southcentral Alaska roadways, with most road kills occurring during the dark, snowy months of December, January […]

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