Crime & Courts

How to identify and protect yourself from fraudulent activity related to economic stimulus payments, home testing kits, nonexistent vaccines and dubious cure-all elixirs.

Although the identity of the deceased remains unknown, law enforcement officials believe the remains are contemporary rather than archaeological.

The case is about the so-called “pre-emptive veto” the Environmental Protection Agency issued during the Obama administration.

Despite an outbreak of COVID-19 among staff at Juneau’s correctional facility, Gov. Mike Dunleavy and the head of the Department of Corrections say early release of prisoners is not an option. 

Fairbanks Superior Court Judge Michael MacDonald dismissed Vezey’s lawsuit on four grounds. 

Police around Alaska are under temporary, coronavirus-related orders to not jail anyone on misdemeanor charges except for domestic violence or stalking.

An Anchorage Superior Court judge wrote that the union fundamentally failed to address the impact of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s disaster declaration. 

The justices asked the lawyers for more on whether Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of court funding related to abortions should be placed on a recall ballot.

According to a civil complaint, Juan Lyle Aune of Anchorage started purchasing packs of N95 masks in late February as concern about the coronavirus in Alaska started to spread. He later sold them on eBay and Amazon at over four times their purchase price.

The victim — a processor on the vessel — criticized the worker “for serving food without gloves,” prosecutors said in a court filing.