Investigators at Scene of St Mary Crash Site
Federal investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board and FAA made it to the scene of the Saint Marys Hageland Aviation crash on Sunday after a break in the weather made travel possible.
Report of Suspicious Vehicle on Quiet Circle Brings Six Arrests on Variety of Charges
A call went in to Alaska State Troopers reporting a suspicious vehicle near Quiet Circle in Wasilla early Friday morning at 3:14 am. The call would net troopers six arrests.
Senator Begich Responds to Insurance Extensions in Alaska
At least two of Alaska's insurers have decided to continue existing health insurance plans for insured Alaskans after President Obama stated that insurers could do so for another year if allowed by individual states. Premera Alaska has continued plans for at least 5,200 Alaskans and Moda Health has similar plans.
GSA Removes Third-Party Groups from Sustainability Guidelines at Murkowski's Urging
In a letter to Alaska's Senator Murkowski on Friday, November 22nd, Darren Blue, the Assistant Commissioner of the U.S. General Services Administration, wrote that as soon as GSA became aware of concerns involving third-party certification program policies for Alaska's wild salmon, changes were made, omitting any reference to them.