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Sgt. Charles Crumlett died while performing maintenance on an F-22 Raptor on Friday, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson officials said Monday.
The changes would detail what it means to “control by command” or with an electronic collar rather than a leash.
Troopers said they identified a person of interest in the incident, which involved musher Bailey Vitello’s team. The Iditarod said the snowmachine made “contact” with a dog but it wasn’t injured by race standards.
Heavy snow was falling Tuesday morning near Girdwood and Portage, causing difficult driving conditions.
Eric Richard Staples, who now lives in Girdwood, entered the Capitol through a broken window, charges filed against him said. It wasn’t clear why his arrest came more than three years later.
Nearly 280 officers will be wearing the cameras by mid-March, police Chief Michael Kerle said Wednesday.
Denali Brehmer was sentenced Monday to more than 25 years in prison on a federal child pornography charge.
Marley Marque was convicted in October on charges of first- and second-degree murder and manslaughter in the 2020 killing of her son.
Alaska State Troopers say the man, who was seriously injured from the gunshot, didn’t comply with repeated commands from the trooper to drop the knife.
An Arctic airmass is bringing winds expected to make it feel like it’s 20 to 40 degrees below zero in much of Southcentral Alaska, the weather service said.
Jimmy Dale Cates, now 58, attempted to sexually assault a woman in her apartment and strangled her before setting the building on fire, prosecutors said.
Johnny Rendon, 48, is accused of stabbing and seriously injuring another man during a fight inside the Gaslight Lounge early Saturday.
A new weather system is expected to bring more snow to the city starting early Saturday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The pair, one from Anchorage and the other from South Dakota, didn’t know their exact location when they shot the bull moose nearly 1,000 yards inside the park, their attorneys said.
Alaska’s Office of Special Prosecutions determined it “could not prove all the required elements of each offense beyond a reasonable doubt at trial,” a prosecutor said this week.