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Anchorage man found guilty of cyberstalking woman
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - On Friday, June 28, a federal jury convicted a man in Anchorage after a five day trial for cyberstalking a woman for over four years. The court documents and evidence presented at trial show that between 2016 and 2020, 40-year-old Rolando Hernandez-Zemora stalked the victim using location tracking, text messages, and video calls to try and control her.
‘It’s a clear win for Anchorage’: Outgoing mayor reacts to decision allowing bans on homeless people sleeping outside
The Supreme Court cleared the way Friday for cities to enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public places, overturning a California appeals court ruling that found such laws amount to cruel and unusual punishment when shelter space is lacking. In Anchorage it has been used as a reason why large, often dangerous, homeless camps have been allowed to thrive.
Rob McKinney parts ways effective immediately as CEO of New Pacific Airways and Ravn Alaska
Rob McKinney, CEO of New Pacific Airways and Ravn Alaska, today announced that he has parted ways with the airline group. The departure comes as he does not share the forward vision of the ownership and Chairman. “It has been an amazing journey to be part of the resurrection of...
Cyberstalker found guilty in Anchorage
Rolando Hernandez-Zemora was found guilty by a jury on Friday for cyberstalking a woman over the course of four years. According to court documents and the evidence presented at trial, between 2016 and 2020, Hernandez-Zemora, now age 40, stalked the victim using location-tracking applications, text messages, and video calls, and other means in order to try to control her life.
Socialist party protests LaFrance inauguration over police-involved shootings
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Party for Socialism and Liberation protested the inauguration of mayor Suzanne LaFrance on Monday, seeking the release of body camera video for the officer-involved shootings during the past several weeks and asked for the creation of a civilian oversight committee. The group began protesting in...
UT students ride to Anchorage
A group of UT students spending the summer pedaling from Austin to Anchorage made a pit stop at our colleague's house in Minneapolis last week. The big ride: The students are about halfway through the Texas 4000, an annual charity ride for cancer research. In all, about 75 students are...
Suzanne LaFrance sworn in as Anchorage’s first elected female mayor
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Former Anchorage Assembly Chair Suzanne LaFrance is officially the first elected female mayor of Anchorage. She was sworn in Monday in Town Square Park in front of residents and supporters. After being sworn in, LaFrance expressed her confidence in Anchorage’s future. “When I arrived at...
Anchorage residents embracing rooftop solar cite concerns about natural gas shortfall
On a clear, sunny day in June, Joe and Janice Banta stood in their driveway in Anchorage, awaiting a truck full of solar panels. At midday, most of the roof of their two story house was illuminated with sun, enough for two rows of panels. “It’s a sound investment.” Joe...
Ana Jager Takes Second Place at 2024 Tour Divide
Last night, 27-year-old Ana Jager became the second woman to finish the 2024 Tour Divide. Learn more about her ride and find photos here, including a short recap from Ana’s friend Alexandera Houchin, who was following the race closely…. Feature photo by Eddie Clark. Ana Jager of Anchorage, Alaska,...
Celebration: Anniversary of Wien’s historic flight from Anchorage to Fairbanks
One hundred years after Noel Wien and Bill Yunker flew an open-cockpit Hisso Standard J1 biplane from Anchorage to Fairbanks, aviation enthusiasts, family, and friends will mark that historic flight with a celebration in Fairbanks sure to attract plenty of political and civic figures. It was in July 15, 1924...
Alaska lawmakers aim to expand eligibility for scholarships
Alaska lawmakers approved legislation to increase eligibility for the Alaska Performance Scholarship, a merit-based program that provides financial assistance to students pursuing higher education or technical training in-state. House Bill 148 also raises the maximum award amount. Since launching in 2011, the Alaska Performance Scholarship has funded over $122 million scholarships for Alaskan students. However, […] The post Alaska lawmakers aim to expand eligibility for scholarships appeared first on Alaska Beacon.
Dunleavy Signs Fiscal Year 2025 Budget, Vetoes Money For KPBSD
Governor Mike Dunleavy transmitted the Fiscal Year 2025 state operating and capital budgets on Friday, June 28. The Governor line-item vetoed and signed the appropriation bills Thursday afternoon. One of the line item vetoes included $11.9 million marked by the legislature for the Kenai Peninsula and Anchorage School Districts to settle a dispute over pandemic relief funds.
Girdwood Fire Department gets new rescue boat
GIRDWOOD, Alaska (KTUU) - In late June, the Girdwood Fire Department received something it’s been asking for for several years. It’s a brand-new rescue boat the department said will be safer to operate and better able to maneuver the waters of Portage Lake, Portage Creek, and Twentymile River.
How Anchorage Is Increasing Its Appeal for Younger Visitors and Off-Season Travel
Alaska is considered by many travelers to be a bucket-list destination — not just a place they want to visit in their lifetime, but one that requires waiting and saving for a chance to see, often later in life. But Visit Anchorage is working to change that perception and...
Anchorage Rotary Seeks Volunteers for Annual Field of Honor Commemoration
The Anchorage International Rotary Club needs help to keep one annual Fourth of July tradition going strong. The group is looking for volunteers to put up flags and help create this year's Field of Honor. The touching display at the Delaney Park Strip is made up of hundreds of U.S....
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