Judge tosses Stevens’ prosecutors’ suspensions
Administrative Judge Benjamin Gutman reversed the suspensions of former prosecutors Joseph Bottini and James Goeke.
State vehicles block abortion protesters in front of the Capitol building
Protestors with the anti-abortion Center for Bioethical Reform held up large signs across from the state capitol building in Juneau this week, depicting graphic images of aborted fetuses.
Three finalists for JPD police chief
Three finalists for Juneau Police Chief will come to the capital city next week to compete in person for the job.
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Sentence handed down for man convicted of killing Hoonah officers
John N. Marvin, Jr. sentenced to two consecutive terms of 99-years in prison
Mother of Tony Wallace: ‘He just had a big heart. He was a good boy.’
Fallen Hoonah officer Tony Wallace is remembered by his mother Debbie Greene
Former officer changes plea in standoff and shooting case
At least a full day has been set aside on July 18th for the sentencing of Troy Wilson
Former officer to change plea in shooting case
Troy Wilson faces charges of attempted murder, felony weapons misconduct, assault, criminal mischief, and misdemeanor weapons misconduct.
First Lady speaks against public safety cut
A move to reduce funding for a new sex trafficking investigation unit has one high-profile critic: Alaska First Lady Sandy Parnell.
Update: Senate Finance cancels hearing on operating budget
The Senate Finance Committee is expected to take up amendments Monday to the $9. 9 billion state operating budget.
Parnell satisfied with Senate oil tax reform bill
But the governor says the Alaska House of Representatives should take its own look at the legislation, and make any changes members deem necessary.
