By court order, following a remand hearing, Superior Court Judge Michael Corey ordered the arrest and remand of former Executive Director of Frontier Tutoring, 36-year-old Evan Fischer, who is a defendant in a December 2015 Sexual Abuse of a Minor/ Child Pornography Distribution case. Fischer was arrested on Tuesday, December 15th, after Fischer’s residence was […]
The Alaska Volcano Observatory reported today that the Pavlof Volcano, which erupted abruptly on Sunday afternoon, has now exhibited reduced emissions, and has lessened to the degree that is is now difficult to observe. The Pavlof volcano, situated to the west of the entrance to Pavlof Bay, in the Aleutians, was observed by a […]
Juneau – Thursday, a Superior Court judge invalidated the Alaska Legislature’s expensive no-bid lease for the Anchorage Legislative Information Office. Alaska Independent Democratic Coalition (AIDC) Leader Rep. Chris Tuck (D-Anchorage) praised today’s ruling. “The judge’s decision demonstrates the importance of following the established procurement rules and doing the state’s business in the open rather than […]
Juneau, Alaska – The Alaska House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill by Rep. Dave Talerico to clarify state laws governing use of state navigable waters to better protect an individual’s rights to use State submerged lands, and remove ambiguity over federal encroachment. House Bill 216 adds certain activities to the list of those deemed […]