Burglary and Theft in Anchor Point Land Two in Wildwood Correctional Center on Several Charges
ANCHOR POINT-On July 31, 2011, Alaska State Troopers were notified of a break-in at a cabin along the Old Sterling outside of Anchor Point.
Homer Chamber of Commerce Cuts Ties with U.S. Chamber
HOMER, ALASKA-On August 18th of this year, the Homer Chamber of Commerce joined the growing list of defectors from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Beating Of Anchorage Homeless Man Leads to Arrests and First Degree Assault Charges
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA-The Anchorage Police Department responded to call early this morning at 1:38 am to 1001 Boniface Parkway.
Law Enforcement in Alaska to Get Needed Federal Support
WASHINGTON, DC – Justice programs with significant importance to Alaska received millions in national funding yesterday in an appropriations bill passed by the Senate Appropriations Committee, according to Senator Lisa Murkowski. The bill now heads to the U.S. Senate for a final vote.