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Seward Man Officially Charged For Terroristic Threatening Of Gov. Dunleavy
A man who sent a message to Governor Mike Dunleavy in April, threatening to kill the governor, has been charged with Terroristic Threatening and Criminal Impersonation, court documents say. An Alaska State Trooper dispatch posted on Sunday says that the incident involving 22-year-old Seward resident Matthew Stanley began with a...
In Anchorage protest, woman’s family says she is convicted killer Brian Smith’s third victim
The family of a woman whose photos Anchorage police found on a convicted killer’s phone think she is yet another of his victims. A jury convicted Brian Steven Smith of murder in February for killing two Alaska Native women, and a judge in mid-July sentenced him to 226 years behind bars. In their sentencing memorandum, prosecutors included photos from one of Smith’s cellphones showing another woman who appeared to be unconscious or dead, along with a forensic artist’s sketch of her.
Human remains found after reported gunshots and fire at Aniak home, troopers say
One of Aniak’s grocery stores and some of the city’s residents briefly locked down on Thursday because of concerns about an active shooter, shortly before a house fire in which a person was found dead. Alaska State Troopers said in an updated online dispatch Monday that they responded...
Alev Kelter, Team USA women’s rugby team advances to semis after win over Great Britain
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Team USA women’s rugby squad is on their way to the 2024 Paris Olympics semifinal round after a 17-7 victory over Great Britain on Monday. Led by strong performances of Kristi Kirshe, Naya Tapper, Sammy Sullivan, and Kayla Cannett, the third-year squad is now just one win away from securing the lineup’s first medal in team history.
Ketchikan Borough recovers $625K stolen by email hacker
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough announced Thursday that it was able to recover virtually all of the more than $625,000 that it was scammed out of two months ago. Back in May, Borough Manager Ruben Duran informed the assembly that a “bad actor” had hacked a vendor’s email account and sent new payment instructions to the borough. The $625,155.84 payment was for work at the Dudley baseball field, according to Finance Director Charlanne Thomas.
Tax Strategies for Fishermen and Subsistence Workers in Bethel
Living in Bethel, Alaska, means being part of a unique community where fishing and subsistence activities are more than just jobs—they’re a way of life. However, managing the financial aspects of these activities, especially taxes, can be a bit tricky. Whether you’re casting nets in the Kuskokwim River or hunting for seasonal game, understanding effective tax strategies can make a significant difference in your bottom line.
Candidate Fletcher wants to work across the aisle
Current Fairbanks North Star Borough assembly presiding officer Savannah Fletcher was recently in Delta Junction during the Deltana Fair and Music Festival to get the word out about her candidacy for the Alaska State Senate District R. This position is currently held by Click Bishop; however, Bishop announced shortly before the June 1 filing deadline that he was not going to seek reelection.
Drier weather coming mid-week, weekend
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Clouds and rain have invaded Southcentral Alaska as the week gets going. Anchorage was finally getting a break Monday afternoon, but the wet weather isn’t over just yet. The city recorded 0.16 inches of rain for Anchorage, which brings the city to almost four inches...
Air Force vet to lead new Anchorage car wash
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson makes Anchorage a military hotspot, and even after retirement, many veterans seem to prefer Alaska over their hometowns. Following his recent retirement from the Air Force, Steven Udall — who spent eight years stationed at JBER — returned with his family to Anchorage...
Marx Bros Cafe to Close After Decades: Final Dinner on August 31
After decades in business, Marx Bros Cafe in Anchorage will soon be closing its doors for good. Owners Van Hale and Jack Amon have made the decision to retire. They shared the news with their loyal customers on Facebook saying: "While this marks the end of an era, we are also filled with excitement for the new chapter that awaits us."
Governor Dunleavy signs timber, military bills into law at Tanana Valley State Fair
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - Governor Mike Dunleavy was in Fairbanks Monday to sign a series of bills into law. At an event in the Tanana Valley Fairgrounds, the governor gathered with Interior legislators and local politicians to give the final passage to four pieces of legislation which made it through the state house and senate in the last legislative session.
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