Kyle Hopkins is special projects editor of the Anchorage Daily News. For 2019 he is working with ProPublica on a yearlong project as part of the Local Reporting Network, and is a recipient of the Online News Association / Google News Initiative Journalism 360 Challenge. Contact him at khopkins@adn.com.
The abusive priests listed by Jesuits West were members of western provinces and “against whom a credible claim of sexual abuse of a minor ... or a vulnerable adult has been made.”
Here’s the full list of priests who were stationed in Alaska and have been credibly accused of sexual abuse, according to Jesuits West.
Dunleavy’s inauguration visit to Noorvik spotlights an expensive, simmering housing problem in Northwest Alaska.
Advice to the new governor from people in Noorvik, where Mike Dunleavy spent his first day as governor last week.
In Northwest Alaska, Mike Dunleavy met with dicey weather, a change of plans and a warm launch to his new job.
The new governor on what he plans to do, and how he plans to pay for it. Plus: Why didn’t he stay in Anchorage after the earthquake?
As Noorvik elders sang “Arigaa” in their high school gymnasium, Mike Dunleavy was sworn in as the 12th governor of Alaska more than 40 miles away after his flight was diverted because of fog.
It’s not just you. People all over Southcentral Alaska had trouble sleeping, leaped at every aftershock and woke today with a kind of earthquake hangover.
While chatting about the governor’s office transition, the two political spokespeople found themselves huddled under a table, doused in coffee.
Investigators say probation officer Shamika Shawnyette Lawrence began an illegal relationship with the man beginning late last year.
Initially, investigators said the cause of death was “undetermined,” but the medical examiner now says trauma to the child’s body was what killed him in August.
It’s unknown when hundreds of state employees will learn whether they will keep their jobs after Dunleavy takes office Dec. 3.
