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Senator Landrieu Promises Senator Murkowski a Hearing on Arctic

By Matthew Felling | Office of Senator Murkowski on Jun 24, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, Politics  

Senator Landrieu Promises Senator Murkowski a Hearing on Arctic

Senator Lisa Murkowski today continued to advocate for Arctic investment with her colleagues on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security. While discussing the Fiscal Year 2015 Homeland Security funding bill, Murkowski insisted that the committee focus more on Arctic issues like maritime commerce, natural resource development, Coast Guard search and rescue, and the critical […]

Governor Parnell Signs Workers’ Compensation Legislation

By Office of the Governor on Jun 24, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, State  

Juneau, Alaska – In an effort to relieve some of the burden on small employers, Governor Sean Parnell Monday signed House Bill 141, dealing with workers’ compensation. By defining the rates for out-of-state services, HB 141 eliminates the potential for workers’ compensation claims provided in another state to be billed at Alaska’s higher rates for […]

7.9 Earthquake Strikes Western Aleutians, Triggers Tsunami Warnings

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, General News  

7.9 Earthquake Strikes Western Aleutians, Triggers Tsunami Warnings

An earthquake measuring a magnitude 7.9 struck the western Aleutians, early Monday afternoon at 12:53 pm, triggering Tsunami warnings throughout the immediate area from Nikolski to Attu and a tsunami evaluation for all other coastal areas in the state and beyond. The earthquake was generated at a depth of 66.8 miles according to the Earthquake Hazard Program at […]

Search Suspended for Missing French National Francois Guenot

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, Rural, State  

Search Suspended for Missing French National Francois Guenot

The search for a French National, that began on Friday when a damaged kayak and backpacks were found washed ashore five miles north of Swishak Lagoon near Cape Douglas in Shelikof Straits, was suspended after two days of searching by the U.S. Coast Guard helicopters in the air and by water searches by Katmai Park Rangers […]

One Lost, One Dead in Ugashik Skiff Accident

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   At Sea, Breaking News, Featured, Rural  

One Lost, One Dead in Ugashik Skiff Accident

After receiving a report of an overturned skiff in the Ugashik River near Pilot Point with four people in the water at 8:55 am on Sunday morning, the United States Coast Guard , Alaska State Troopers and Alaska Wildlife Trooper’s Helo-3 responded to the scene. The preliminary investigation at the scene found that the four men […]

Troopers Catch Seven Juveniles in Willow Cases

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, General News  

Troopers Catch Seven Juveniles in Willow Cases

Late on Saturday night at approximately 11 pm, Alaska State Troopers responded to a residential alarm at a residence on Kim Avenue in WIllow.  Troopers noticed after they arrived that items had been rifled through outside the residence, but the dwelling itself had not been entered. When following up on the alarm on Sunday, troopers […]

Watching ‘Alaska State Troopers’ Prompts Anchorage Man to Turn Himself in

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, General News  

Troopers can thank the National Geographic TV series “Alaska State Troopers” for at least  one arrest that took place without any effort on the part of Anchorage State Troopers. That, and the courtesy shown to offenders by troopers on the show. On Friday evening at approximately 6;20 pm, troopers were approached by a man and woman in the […]

Soldotna Man Flees Troopers through Whittier Tunnel

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, General News  

Soldotna Man Flees Troopers through Whittier Tunnel

A Soldotna man fled police after a traffic stop at mile 73 of the Seward Highway on Sunday afternoon. Troopers pulled over a blue Ford Focus for an equipment violation early Sunday afternoon. When contacting the driver of the vehicle, the driver would give troopers a false name before speeding off in his car. A […]

Fugitive Escapee Re-Captured in North Pole Apartment Building

By Staff on Jun 23, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, State  

Fugitive Escapee Re-Captured in North Pole Apartment Building

The man sought by by Fairbanks police after a June 18th escape during an arrest has been re-captured during a multiple agency raid in North Pole in a late-night raid on Saturday night. Fairbanks police had been searching for 28-year-old Julius “JT” Chambers since his escape last Tuesday night. He escaped their grasp on that night […]

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