The video prompted a public outcry from residents and the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, as well as a protest seeking justice.
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Dozens of weather stations crucial for Alaska aviation went dark on Monday
No flight cancellations were immediately reported.
Lawmakers say third Alaska LNG session is Dunleavy’s last chance to make a deal
Gov. Mike Dunleavy called a new special session after rejecting a bill that would have cut taxes on the Alaska LNG project but increased them on some private oil and gas companies.
Assembly rejects bonds to upgrade Juneau’s schools and wastewater system again
The bonds would have helped fund $25 million worth of critical repairs and upgrades to Juneau’s schools and the city’s water and sewer systems.
11 candidates vie for local office in Juneau’s fall municipal election
The candidate filing period for Juneau’s October municipal election closed Monday afternoon.
Alaska Democratic U.S. House candidate says he had support but not enough money
Matt Schultz explains his decision to suspend his campaign against Republican incumbent Rep. Nick Begich and back independent Bill Hill