Migliaccio is being held at Lemon Creek Correctional Center on $500,000 bond.
Public Safety
Advice to Mendenhall Lake visitors: Ice is never 100% safe
Though the ice on Mendenhall Lake is new, meteorologists expect it will freeze and thaw several times this winter. That will cause additional cracks and weak spots across the lake.
Alaska Rep. Eastman, contending with Red Scare-era disloyalty clause, advances toward trial
The roots of Alaska’s disloyalty clause come from a Hawaiian dockworkers’ strike in the 1940s.
Former Alaska couple ordered to pay $1.47 million for fraud against Yakutat elder
Her heirs are expected to get about a $1 million of the judgment.
Fire destroys the only grocery store and fuel source in Stebbins
Gov. Dunleavy said the state’s emergency operations center is coordinating with the village on a response.
Prominent Sitka counselor and advocate dies in boating accident
Deanna Moore was a counselor and advocate at Sitkans Against Family Violence and Sitka Counseling.
At time of arrest, Juneau murder suspect was already in custody on harassment charges
Back in June, Migliaccio was accused of harassment by a barista who said he threw a cup of feces at her, according to court documents.
Voter approval of Alaska judges is at an all-time low, and experts aren’t sure why
Political campaigns, pollsters and the media tend to focus on the races at the top of the ballot, so it’s hard to nail down why more and more Alaskans are voting to fire judges.
Juneau police make an arrest in September killing of Faith Rogers
Anthony Michael Migliaccio was arrested in Juneau on Thursday evening under a warrant for first degree murder, according to a police press release.
Two years after contentious 2020 vote, Alaska finds only three voter fraud cases
Despite claims by some Alaskans that fraudulent voting changed the state’s election results two years ago, no evidence of fraud on that scale has been uncovered by investigators.