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Nov. 14 hearing set in Kott corruption case
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
ANCHORAGE - A federal judge in Anchorage says he'll hold a hearing Nov. 14 on whether to dismiss charges or order a new trial for former Alaska state Rep. Pete Kott.
Coast Guard's blanket, coat and toy drive starts today
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
JUNEAU - Crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Liberty will begin its 12th annual Southeast Alaska Blanket, Coat and New Toy Drive today.
Empire hosts cancer fundraiser Saturday
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
JUNEAU - The Juneau Empire will host a cancer fundraiser Saturday at the Juneau Arts & Culture Center, with proceeds benefiting Cancer Connection, a Juneau grass-roots organization that assists those living with cancer and their families.
Alaska Army posts stay open after Texas shootings
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
ANCHORAGE - An Army official says Forts Richardson and Wainwright remain open following the mass shootings at Fort Hood in Texas.
Hydaburg man pleads not guilty in child porn case
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
ANCHORAGE - An 81-year-old Hydaburg man has pleaded not guilty to child pornography charges.
Alaska health officials report state's sixth swine flu death
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
ANCHORAGE - A sixth Alaskan has died from swine flu.
Preliminary hdropower project permit granted to city of Angoon
web-posted Friday, November 6, 2009
JUNEAU - The city of Angoon has been granted a preliminary permit for the Ruth Lake hydropower project.
Recent Local Headlines
web-posted Thursday, November 05, 2009
Anchorage School District to cut $15M
Ill. Senate candidate sought Palin support
Hecla ponders Idaho mine expansion
Plane crash survivor issues statement
Fairbanks utilities to pay $4.3M refund
Hopkins leads Wilson in Fairbanks runoff
Jury convicts woman of attempted murder
DOT holds open house to discuss traffic
Coast Guard to begin blanket, coat drive
Superintendent in Fairbanks to resign
web-posted Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Alaska officials release pipeline progress report
Palin to give speech at Salina banquet
Salvation Army treats Anchorage alcoholics
Haines fish processor accused of improper discharge into inlet
Sarah Palin promises more cities on book tour
Fairbanks borough mayor to be decided in run-off election
PFD donations boost Alaska nonprofits
web-posted Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Four people injured in crash on Egan Drive
Outage blocks ferry reservation system
Rural subcabinet takes third tour
School district begins swine flu vaccinations
ACS names chief operating officer
Fishing boat sinks in Sedanka Pass
Kodiak man charged with sexual abuse
web-posted Monday, November 02, 2009
Swope returns to city manager position
Anti-abortion initiative seeks signatures
Seward coal dust lawsuit announced
Ex-Anchorage officer convicted of sex abuse
Palin won't speak at Iowa group's event
Names submitted for vacant House seat
Train strikes, kills 72-year-old woman
web-posted Sunday, November 01, 2009
Black ice causes three-vehicle crash
Man who disarmed guard changes plea
Kenai borough mayor grants hefty raises
Capsized boat tied to governor's aide
Car critically injures man in Anchorage
web-posted Friday, October 30, 2009
Anchorage man convicted of murder
12-year-old Anchorage girl OK after Amber alert
Anchorage schools postpone some flu clinics
Alaska Democrats forward 3 names to replace Foster
Rash of crashes follow first Fairbanks snow
Ketchikan coin flip comes up tails for Timmerman
Young: Alaska not getting F-35s