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White Supremacist Gang Leader, Members, and Associates Convicted on Racketeering/Murder Charges

By USAAK Press Release on May 3, 2022   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

White Supremacist Gang Leader, Members, and Associates Convicted on Racketeering/Murder Charges

WASHINGTON – Five members and associates of a violent white supremacist gang, the 1488s, were convicted Monday in Alaska by a federal jury of RICO conspiracy, murder in aid of racketeering, kidnapping, and assault.   Evidence presented at trial showed that the 1488s are a violent prison-based gang operating inside and outside of state prisons throughout […]

Governor Dunleavy Recognizes Martin Luther King Jr. Day

By Lauren E. Gilliam | State of Alaska on Jan 18, 2021   Featured, State  

Governor Dunleavy Recognizes Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 18, 2021 (Juneau, AK) – Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has issued a proclamation declaring January 18, 2021 as “Martin Luther King, Jr. Day” in the State of Alaska. WHEREAS, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream of advancing equality and justice for all people helped shape our nation and redirect the dialogue about race for […]

Who Was Martin Luther King Jr?

By VOA on Jan 18, 2021   Featured, National, National/World  

Who Was Martin Luther King Jr?

Martin Luther King Jr., a man who embodied the U.S. civil rights movement, was assassinated more than 50 years ago on April 4, 1968. Here are some key facts about his life. Early life Martin Luther King Jr. was born Jan. 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia. He was the son of Martin Luther King Sr., […]

Ongoing Investigation Into Violent White Supremacist Gang Results In Rico Indictment And Additional Charges Against Members And Associates

By Yulonda Candelario | Department of Justice on Oct 28, 2020   Featured, General News  

Ongoing Investigation Into Violent White Supremacist Gang Results In Rico Indictment And Additional Charges Against Members And Associates

  New Charges Include Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Conspiracy, Assault and Kidnapping in Aid of Racketeering, and accessory to murder. Anchorage, Alaska – U.S. Attorney Bryan Schroder announced today that additional charges have been brought in a superseding indictment against members and associates of a white supremacist gang known as the 1488s. The […]

Alaska Rejects New PWS Crab Fishery

By Fishermen's News Online on Mar 16, 2020   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Alaska Rejects New PWS Crab Fishery

  A proposal aimed at developing a harvest strategy to reintroduce a golden king crab fishery in Prince William Sound was rejected on Tuesday, March 10 during the Alaska Board of Fisheries statewide king and tanner crab meeting in Anchorage, Alaska. Cordova District Fishermen United (CDFU) had sought to reintroduce the fishery for the northern […]

Alaska Board of Fisheries Action Hits Hard on Commercial Setnetters

By Fishermen's News Online on Feb 22, 2020   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Alaska Board of Fisheries Action Hits Hard on Commercial Setnetters

  A new escapement goal for late-run Chinook salmon into the Kenai River approved in mid-February by the Alaska Board of Fisheries has some commercial harvesters on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula concerned that it will limit setnet opportunities. On Feb. 14 the board approved in a 5-2 vote substitute language for proposal 104, which was submitted […]

Alaska’s Statewide King, Tanner Crab Fisheries Meeting Set for March 8–11

By Fishermen's News Online on Feb 9, 2020   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Alaska’s Statewide King, Tanner Crab Fisheries Meeting Set for March 8–11

  Alaska’s Board of Fisheries will meet in Anchorage, Alaska, March 8–11, to discuss statewide king and tanner crab issues. The board will only address Tanner crab for Southeast and Yakutat, and Prince William Sound areas. There are 37 proposals on the agenda, including one from Cordova District Fishermen United (CDFU) calling for a commercial […]

Driving too Slow Results in Weapons/Drug Bust Wednesday

By Alaska Native News on Jul 19, 2019   General News, Southcentral  

Driving too Slow Results in Weapons/Drug Bust Wednesday

  An Anchorage man was charged with weapons and drug crimes after a traffic stop for driving too slow on Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard on Wednesday, APD reported Friday morning. According to APD, an Impaired Driving Enforcement Unit spotted an Acura sedan swerving and driving between 5 and 10 miles per hour in the […]

Heat Wave Hits Cook Inlet Salmon Streams

By Brandon Hill | Cook Inletkeeper on Jul 11, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Heat Wave Hits Cook Inlet Salmon Streams

  Climate Crisis Sends Stream Temperatures Off the Charts  HOMER, AK— As Alaskans suffer through the smoke, haze and danger of a record-breaking heat wave, Alaska’s salmon are suffering too. On July 7th, stream temperatures topped 81.7 oF (27.6 oC) in the Deshka River, a major salmon stream on the west side of Cook Inlet […]

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