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River Watch Teams Prepared to Launch as River Break-up Begins

By Jeremy Zidek | State of Alaska on May 1, 2018   Featured, State  

River Watch Teams Prepared to Launch as River Break-up Begins

JBER, AK – The State of Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHS&EM) is assisting communities in preparation for breakup along Alaska’s major river systems this spring. Breakup is a time of both excitement and anxiety. Residents anticipate the ability to travel along the rivers, but are also concerned with the threat that […]

Alaska Making Progress on Processing Sexual Assault Evidence

By Austin Baird | State of Alaska on May 1, 2018   Featured, State  

Alaska Making Progress on Processing Sexual Assault Evidence

JUNEAU— Former Alaska State Trooper Sergeant Michael Burkmire begins work as a sexual assault cold case investigator, Governor Walker announced last Wednesday, as the state’s Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory continues to shrink the number of backlogged sexual assault evidence kits. Investigator Burkmire is a retired Alaska State Trooper Sergeant who oversaw the AST Child Abuse […]

Legislature Votes Unanimously to Support Alaska’s EMS Providers

By Michael Mason | AKLeg on May 1, 2018   Featured, Politics, State  

Legislature Votes Unanimously to Support Alaska’s EMS Providers

Juneau – Monday, the Alaska Legislature unanimously passed a bill to allow emergency medical services (EMS) providers to recover additional costs for transporting Medicaid patients in Alaska. House Bill 176 makes a change in state law that will help EMS providers recover supplemental reimbursements from the Medicaid program, which currently serves over 200,000 Alaskans. “Allowing […]

Tripod Tips but doesn’t Trip the Clock

By Alaska Native News on Apr 30, 2018   Featured, Interior Alaska, State  

Tripod Tips but doesn’t Trip the Clock

Some lucky winner or winners in the 2018 Nenana Ice Classic may be hours away from winning all or part of the jackpot of $225,000 after the tripod tipped over today. The tripod has tipped but is holding fast and has yet to stop the clock in Alaska’s classic guessing game. Weather in Nenana is […]

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