Troopers reported on Friday that there were “no obvious signs of foul play.”
All students and staff were reported as safe.
People should expect traffic delays and construction noise when traveling through Cooper Landing this summer.
In all, the borough is anticipating almost $144 million in total revenues.
Senate Bill 9, sponsored by Micciche, R- Kenai/Soldotna, has been nine years in the making.
Some bills sponsored by local lawmakers are closer to becoming law than others.
Close to one in two eligible Alaska residents — 43.8% — were fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of Friday.
The trails association recently applied for a grant through the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
The identity has not been released.
The couple said the home was searched in connection to the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
Coalition goals include changing social norms, increasing knowledge and promoting connectedness with the community.
Vance affirms support for rural DMV offices, opposes emergency declaration
The avalanche took place at Mile 45, cutting off peninsula residents’ route to Anchorage.
Kari Dendurent will be the next assistant superintendent
Nona Safra sits on the board of the Alaska Commission on Aging.
Environmentalists allege Jet Ski ban repeal was tarnished.
Firefighters, the raptor center and airport personnel worked together to help the bird.
Brother Asaiah Bates statue had to move after previous location changed ownership
Oil spill trust fund used to buy fish habitat on valuable salmon stream
