Murkowski says the House managers prosecuting the case have built a compelling timeline linking Trump’s words to the violence of the day.
Crime & Courts
Former Hammer Museum director admits to stealing museum funds
Riyan Stossel admitted to making more than 100 fraudulent wire transfers to steal roughly $11,500 in museum funds.
Half-pound of heroin, hundreds of pills seized at Ketchikan airport
Authorities arrested 27-year-old woman from Prince of Wales Island who allegedly brought the drugs in on an Alaska Airlines flight from Seattle.
Alaska’s US attorney is investigating something about Pebble, but the target is unclear
The parent company of the proposed Pebble Mine said it’s cooperating with a federal grand jury investigation.
‘The laws fail to keep people safe’: Most sexual assault cases in Nome never go to trial
Some experts say an outdated consent statute ensures most sexual assault cases won’t result in convictions in Alaska.
After one-year suspension, criminal jury trials set to resume slowly in state courts
Presiding judge in each judicial district will make a decision based on public health considerations, such as COVID-19 case counts and risk levels in the area. They will also consider other factors related to the particular case or courthouse where the trial will be held.
Decades-old Sophie Sergie murder case proceeds in Fairbanks despite pandemic
Despite a hold on most court proceedings, the decades-old murder trial of Sophie Sergie is proceeding through preliminary steps in Fairbanks.
Sexual misconduct allegations prompt another Alaska attorney general to resign
Acting Alaska Attorney General Ed Sniffen’s abrupt resignation was announced Friday as the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica were preparing an article about allegations of sexual misconduct with a 17-year-old girl three decades ago.
Police bodycams shed light on Ketchikan man’s drowning during pursuit
Ketchikan Police say officers still aren’t sure whether Larson went into the creek accidentally or to evade police.
Former Alaska bush pilot found guilty of international parental kidnapping
More than six years after he took his children from Alaska to the Philippines, a former Anchorage-based pilot has been convicted of international parental kidnapping.