The FBI says Johnson left four messages on Murkowski’s voicemail, including one on Sept. 29 in which he allegedly threatened to hire a hitman.
Public Safety
Police are investigating swastikas and racial slurs spray-painted behind Ketchikan elementary school
It’s the third prominent incident of hateful and racist vandalism near a Ketchikan school in the past six months.
In new cybersecurity incident, Alaska seafood agency hit by ‘nefarious third party’
Another Alaska agency says it’s become the victim of a cybersecurity “incident,” making it the fourth to disclose such a disruption in the past year.
Over the last 4 years, 74 people living outside in Anchorage have died, many of hypothermia
ADN reporter Michelle Theriault Boots says the deaths have gone mostly unnoticed by Anchorage residents in recent years.
Family of missing Juneau man asks for help finding him
Douglas Farnsworth has been missing for more than a week.
Someone else, not a Homer woman, is said to be Capitol intruder who took Pelosi laptop
Hueper said she feels like she’s off the hook but would like to hear it from the FBI or the Department of Justice.
Weekend storm battered parts of Juneau, causing power outages in one area that lasted for days
Alaska Electric Light & Power reports that nearly everyone in town should have their power back by now.
Juneau community health program easing burden on hospital
“We’re pretty much overwhelmed with referrals right now,” said the Community Assistance Response and Emergency Services director.
Boating accident claims 2 lives near Yakutat
The men were frequent visitors to Yakutat and well known in the community.
Months later, details of Alaska cyberattacks remain a closely held secret
The Dunleavy administration has refused to release documents that could shed more light on its response.