Juneau

National Transportation Safety Board inspector Chris Shaver was able to see the crash site Saturday with the help of a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter.

Greg Salard was arrested in October for alleged receipt, possession and distribution of child pornography over the internet.

Derick Nathaniel Skultka was taken into custody Sunday evening. He previously had three felony warrants out for his arrest.

A $1,000 fundraiser has been set up for local volunteer group, Friends of the Flags, after controversy over the Mississippi state flag.

Wreckage of a plane that went down Friday afternoon 18 miles west of Juneau was being picked up Sunday for further investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board.

A Coast Guard Air Station Sitka MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew lowers rescue personnel to the site of the plane crash and hoists survivors for transport to medical care.

Authorities are reporting two separate deaths in Juneau, one on the 5200 block of Commercial Boulevard and one on Windfall Lake.

Community members took the Mississippi flag down around 7 a.m. Saturday. While several other state flags include the Confederate stars and bars, the Mississippi flag is the only one to feature the full Confederate flag.

A Wings of Alaska pilot is dead after the plane she was flying went down 18 miles west of Juneau Friday afternoon. Flight 202 from Juneau to Hoonah was carrying four passengers, all of who survived.

The plane crashed possibly between Point Howard and Point Couverden Reportedly there are four passengers and one crewmember on board.