Juneau – Thursday, the House State Affairs Committee passed House Bill 61. The Legislation fixes a loophole in the law and honors those veterans who have demonstrated valor in combat while in the line of duty. Current law leaves out license plate designations for a number of important “valor in combat” medals. “We should honor veterans who have […]
Juneau, Alaska – The Alaska Legislature Wednesday voted to add their voice to local opposition to an East Coast special interest group’s attempt to turn a vast area of the Bering Sea and North Pacific into a national marine sanctuary. The Senate unanimously passed Bush Caucus Chair Bryce Edgmon’s House Joint Resolution 7, which lays […]
A residence at mile 12 of the Chena Hot Springs Road near Fairbanks was raided for a second time in five years as a result of its use as a commercial Cannabis grow operation, Alaska State Troopers report in the trooper dispatch. After receiving a report of the heavy odor of Marijuana emanating from a residence […]
It was announced by the U.S. Justice Department on Monday that former Anchorage Hostel owner, 45-year-old Jason Jayavarman, was found “Guilty” of Attempted Sexual Exploitation of Children and Attempted Travel with Intent to Engage in Illicit Sexual Conduct in a Foreign Place. Jayavarman was tried before U.S. District Court Judge Sharon L. Gleason and found […]