Many Alaskans were affected by the aftermath of the September 11th terriorist attacks. This montage of sounds from the first few minutes and days following the attacks includes sound from stories and newscasts by National Public Radio, CoastAlaska, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and KTOO.
Recent headlines
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Juneau officials to consider returning land to tribe
The City and Borough of Juneau Lands Committee will discuss a proposal to give Indian Point, also known as Auke Cape, back to the Auk'w Kwaan at its Oct. 23 meeting. 
Police shooting victim pleads guilty to reduced charges
Jeremie Shaun Tinney, 39, was sentenced to 220 days in prison and fined $3,000 for failing to stop for a peace officer, driving while intoxicated, and assault during the Dec. 3, 2016, incident.-
Lawsuit seeks to allow non-Alaska residents to gather signatures for state ballot initiatives
A lawsuit filed in federal court this week seeks to remove the residency requirement for people gathering signatures for state ballot initiatives. 
Skagway Assembly candidate ordered to pay $220 for incomplete financial disclosures
For the second time in two years, a Skagway political figure has been ordered to pay a fine for incomplete financial disclosures. Assembly hopeful Dan Henry failed to disclose substantial debt on his candidate paperwork. He will still be able to run for office in the upcoming election.
