A judge has declared a crisis in the state’s courts, saying turnover among public defenders is delaying criminal trials and denying justice for victims and defendants alike.
The Swan Lake Fire on the Kenai Peninsula has cost $46 million to suppress.
Out-of-state travel was minimal, a separate report indicates.
A U.S. firearms regulation could end service to Prince Rupert on the B.C. road system.
Federal health officials say 530 people have been sickened in 38 states by the mysterious vaping-related illness.
The Pastafarian pastor’s invocation is the second non-traditional invocation before the assembly since a court ruling last year.
Payment assistance from the state of Alaska comes with a big catch.
The Swan Lake fire choked the Kenai Peninsula town with smoke, blanketed it with ash and kept tourists away.
Attorney General Kevin Clarkson has already stopped the process.
The organization had faced a maximum fine of $448,950.
No reports of deaths or injuries related to the storm were immediately reported Thursday.
“Why can women do it but men can’t?” one barista asked KIRO 7.
Roberts’ father, then-House Majority Leader Hale Boggs, D-La., met Alaska Rep. Nick Begich at Anchorage International Airport to board a chartered Cessna for a flight to Juneau on a campaign trip.
The president’s communications included a “promise” regarded as so troubling that it prompted an intelligence official to file the formal complaint, the officials said.
The Anchorage School Board voted down the proposed requirement Tuesday after about an hour of at-times emotional public testimony and board discussion.
Anna Sattler’s rape kit sat untested for almost 20 years as Alaska’s backlog got worse. Now, an ex-Iditarod musher faces charges, and she’s speaking publicly about the attack for the first time.
