Anchorage woman gets 60 years in boyfriend’s burning death
She entered a plea agreement in April, and the state agreed to a sentence from 30 years to 70 years.
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River otters attack, injure family dog in Anchorage park
The dog’s owner waded waist-deep into Taku Lake and was bitten on his hand while pulling the husky-mix away from the river otters, Alaska Public Media reported.
Our CEO wants to review all external communications to stamp out dissent. Can he do that?
Workplace advice: Employees have the right to voice their thoughts on working conditions. That said, employment at will gives employers the right to fire an individual for any or no reason.
1 man dies, 1 rescued when skiff overturns in Southeast Alaska
One man was rescued after holding on to the overturned skiff for up to two hours, troopers said.
Troopers issue warning after bear encounters on Kodiak Island
Wildlife Troopers confirmed at least three bears could be recognized as frequent visitors to areas inside Kodiak city limits on Kodiak Island.
The other face of Janus: Strengthening unions, protecting employee rights
Instead of fighting over when and how union members’ consent is obtained, unions should allocate their time, energy and resources to messaging.
AFN convention to shine a spotlight on ‘good government,’ following year of budget upheaval
The Alaska Federation of Natives annual event, in Fairbanks this year, will mix culture, politics, entertainment and family.
On-site smoking of marijuana one step closer after Anchorage Assembly kicks questions to voters
The question of whether customers should be able to smoke in regulated spaces in retail shops will be on the April 7 ballot.
Alaska’s hatchery program supports healthy harvests
In looking back, we’re proud of how far Alaska’s fisheries have come with the help of its hatchery programs.
Oregon woman killed in Seward Highway collision
An Oregon woman was killed and three other people injured Saturday in a head-on collision on the Seward Highway south of Turnagain Pass on Saturday, Alaska State Troopers said.
UAA volleyball edges Western Oregon
Seawolves take the 5th set 15-13 for the win.
Colony upsets defending champion East in the first round of the state football tournament
Knights stop T-birds on a 2-point attempt late in regulation.
UAA hockey hangs with Maine before falling in OT
Seawolves dropped a 2-1 decision to Hockey East squad.