In a decision announced by the Supreme Court on Thursday, the judges determined that the federal subsidies for Alaska and other states that opted for federally run health care markets were legal. It was determined by a 6-3 vote that it was legal for the 34 states that chose to have the federal government run their […]
(ANCHORAGE, Alaska) – Alaska Wildlife Troopers are gearing up for the sixth annual heightened awareness and educational campaign, Operation Dry Water. This weekend, from June 26 through June 28, Troopers will be out on the waterways specifically to contact boaters to make sure all vessel operators are not impaired. Last year during Operation Dry Water, […]
Alaska State Troopers stated today, that they believe that a Nevada man who has been missing for over two months, has now been found deceased near the Trail Lake Lodge dock. 33-year-old Nevada man, Matt Asturi, who had just moved to Alaska to work as a seasonal cook, had gone out on the Upper Trail […]
On Tuesday, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, in a news release, added Monashka Creek, on the outskirts of Kodiak, to the list of streams currently closed to retention of Chinook (King) Salmon by subsistence fishermen by Emergency Order. The portion of the Monashka/Mill Bay section of the Northeast Kodiak District from Spruce Cape […]