The Alaska delegation expressed disappointment today with the news that the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) intends to close the Anchorage facility on June 20. “I am incredibly disappointed by NARA’s decision and still do not understand what their plan is or what the rush is,” said Senator Lisa Murkowski. “They say they are […]
An early morning fire on Thursday took the life of one in Levelock according to the Alaska State Troopers. A call went in to the troopers at 3:32 am on Thursday morning reporting a structural fire with a possible fatality. Alaska State Troopers responded to the village at just before 9:30 am. An anchorage-based fire […]
The Alaska State Trooper dispatch reported on Thursday that trooper responded to the South Peninsula Hospital on Thursday afternoon at 2:38 pm after a reported gunshot wound from hospital staff. When they responded to the hospital , troopers contacted 43-year-old Anchor Point resident James Doppler. When interviewed, Doppler told the officers that he had suffered […]
Signaling the beginning of the bar-b-q season, the first salmon from the Copper River arrived in Seattle on Friday morning and first off the Alaska Air Cargo jet was a 48-pound King brought off the plane by Alaska Airline captain David Boshell and the aircraft’s first officer Melissa Van Dyke. The King Salmon got the […]