Fishermen found guilty, although court agrees subsistence salmon fishing is religious
In recent weeks, the fishermen had been waiting to hear a decision on whether they have the religious right to subsistence fish, even during state closures.
Wisconite petitions for right to distribute Alaska petitions
A man from Wisconsin wants the residency requirement for gathering petition signatures struck down, and he’s taking his case to court.…
Baby homicide trial getting underway
David J. Paul, 24, is charged in the August 2010 death of 4-month-old Rian Jambi Orr…
Alaska attorneys in Juneau for annual convention
Juneau attorneys Vance Sanders and Dick Monkman, and Juneau District Court Judge Keith Levy were recognized for their work.…
2 teens accused of placing fake bomb at Homer High
Two teenagers have been arrested after allegedly leaving a fake bomb at Homer High School. …
Seattle-area man found guilty of Reyes’ murder
Sentencing is scheduled for May 31st in King County Superior Court for a Seattle-area man convicted of the…
Johnson to lead JPD
Salt Lake City Police Assistant Bureau Commander Bryce Johnson has been selected to head the Juneau Police Department.
City…
Peace officers remember fallen comrades
Forty-one peace officers have already died in the line of duty in the United States, including two in…
Justice’s early work as public defender among career highlights
Retired Alaska Supreme Court Justice Walter 'Bud' Carpeneti describes his early career, cases…
Teen charged after suffering leg wound
A 16-year-old Soldotna boy is being charged with weapons misconduct and underage drinking…
