A Virginia-based opposition-research firm, as well as several news organizations including the Daily News, had requested documents about the bear from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
A resident of the South Anchorage neighborhood said he saw a man fire a handgun at a vehicle that then headed east on Dimond Boulevard around 11 a.m. Monday.
The resolution comes after the Assembly killed an ordinance that would have required the body to approve future changes to the Anchorage Police Department’s use-of-force policy.
State law says the “names and the political group affiliation” of petition-nominated candidates must be listed on the ballot.
Federal prosecutors say Matthew Moi, 35, is responsible for the 2019 death of Anchorage man Navarrow Andrews.
Park officials say the bear got into cabins, sheds and lodges and posed a threat despite sharply reduced visitor numbers this season.
The state’s test positivity rate, an indicator of whether a government is doing enough testing, rose to its highest level since April.
Today’s lesson: the origins of local school names. Some are named for people who are now all but forgotten.
State officials reported the deaths of three Anchorage residents Sunday. The August death of an Eagle River man in his 70s was also determined to be linked to COVID-19.
Several attendees said the gathering was the largest collection of conservative lawmakers so far this election season.
“The largest single action that adults can take is to store cleaning and disinfecting products up and out of reach of small children,” said the Safe Kids Alaska coordinator at Providence.
“Emergency Call" was filmed in call centers including Austin, New Orleans and Wasilla. It premieres Monday night with host Luke Wilson.
The 1,600-mile railroad line would cut down on the time it takes to get products between Asia and North America, according to a project official.
The number of active virus cases among residents continued to fall Saturday.
Eight years ago, 85-year-old scientist David Klein harvested a vital sample from desolate St. Matthew Island. Now, the results from the core suggest that the Bering Sea is in a warm state unlike any in the past several thousand years.
Chief Justice Joel Bolger issued an order allowing jury trials for misdemeanors or lesser crimes to resume with rules in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Tensions rose in this tiny corner of the eastern Interior all summer, with streets renamed, accusations of vandalism and a noisy argument over the 2020 presidential election.
A combination of the end of summer’s fishing seasons and fewer tourists led to a major drop in the number of nonresident coronavirus cases.
The fundraising, with most of the money coming from oil companies, could be a record for a ballot initiative.
The cases have been isolated with no reported spread within the school district so far, a district spokeswoman said.
