Alaska State Troopers responded to a motorist reported to be pointing a weapon at fellow motorists and ultimately, SERT was called out when that motorist barricaded himself AST reported on Tuesday. Troopers received a call at 7:03 on Tuesday evening that a person driving a maroon minivan was pointing a firearm at another motorist […]
Alaska State troopers report that the search for an overdue snow machiner in the Seward area ended poorly when that rider was found deceased at approximately 2:10 pm on Monday in the Bear Lake area. A caller reported 40-year-old Cody Slemp of Seward overdue when did not return on Sunday. He had been last […]
SEWARD, Alaska—AVTEC, the Alaska Vocational Technical Center, recently ranked in the top 10 percent of 4,500 colleges nationwide for student return on investment 10 years after enrollment. Lead author Anthony Carnevale addressed the question “Is college worth it?” in a new report called “A First Try at ROI: Ranking 4,500 Colleges,” from the Georgetown […]
After years of effort, all six Railbelt utilities have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to move forward with an organization to work more closely together to manage Alaska’s largest interconnected grid. The Railbelt Reliability Council (RRC) is the organization that will define and enforce electric reliability standards, coordinate joint planning through an integrated […]