Police traced a late-night 911 call to a house in Seward on Saturday, where they found a 50-year-old Anchorage man wielding a sword and threatening… Continue reading
The event was standing room only
The question will officially be put in front of voters on March 5
The CEO of Central Peninsula Hospital gave a report on the first half of the hospital’s FY 2019
A Soldotna man has been charged with stealing another man’s car, according to a complaint filed at the Kenai Courthouse on Sunday. Patrick A. Rascon,… Continue reading
Clarkson says it’s not his job to support the law, it’s to enforce it.
“What we offer here is a therapist’s perspective on what’s going on with you personally”
Hundreds of Marine Highway jobs could be cut.
“There isn’t anybody at this point who says ‘We approve that total budget.’”
The Seward Starfish competed in the 22nd annual Alaska Regional National Ocean Bowl competition, known as the Alaska Tsunami Bowl, at Seward High School on… Continue reading
“… It takes us down a road and with a precedent that if it’s allowed, that we may come to regret.”
New nonprofit provides quilts for heroes
The team was supposed to last until 2020.
Micciche told reporters that if his constituents want a full dividend, he’ll push for that.
Information for this report was taken from publicly available law enforcement and public safety records and includes arrest and citation information, not conviction information. Anyone… Continue reading
He wants Alaska’s “Choose Respect” campaign to go nationwide.
FEMA aims to help those who might not have internet access as well as anyone who has hit a roadblock
It’s always a good day to be playing in the Caribou Hills, particularly when it helps raise funds for cancer patients. This weekend marks the… Continue reading
Assembly approved appropriations of $70,400 to pay toward the balance of ACLU-Alaska’s legal fees
Requires animal owners who violate animal ordinances have an arraignment before a judge
