The director and curator of the Alaska Jewish Museum said they were shocked when they found several stickers showing a swastika on the windows of their museum, but they say they won’t be intimidated by the harassment.
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Swastika stickers found at Anchorage gay bar, Jewish museum, police say
Anchorage police is asking for help to find who posted the black and white stickers showing swastikas and the words “we are everywhere.”
Yup’ik woman raised in Bethel found dead near Anchorage
Jerilyn Nicholson was found Saturday at the base of a cliff near Eklutna Lake Road, a semi-rural area at the northern edge of Anchorage’s municipal boundary.
Police reform legislation aims to change department policies across Alaska
One Alaska legislator is hoping to change the way police serve in the state.
Alaska requires that DNA be collected from people arrested for violent crimes. Many police agencies have ignored that.
By failing to collect those DNA samples, law enforcement has left Alaska’s DNA database with crucial gaps, allowing at least one serial rapist to go undetected.
Woman claims Homeland Security officer sexually assaulted her at the Anchorage Museum in 2017
The allegations are detailed in a suit filed in federal court Aug. 26, nearly three years after a woman says she was sexually assaulted by a federal officer on two occasions in her office at the museum where she was head of security.
Defund the police? Murkowski says no, but they don’t need weapons of war
Murkowski is co-sponsoring an amendment that would ban the Pentagon from transferring certain surplus military weapons to police departments.
Police and fire departments in Anchorage remain disproportionately white, despite diversity efforts
Both Anchorage’s fire and police departments have been sued for racial discrimination.
Have questions about police accountability and use of force in Alaska? We’ve got some answers.
What do the data show about police shootings and use of force in Alaska, and how often it’s used on black and Alaska Native people? What policies govern use of force by the police? What do we know about how officers are disciplined for violating those policies? And does the ethnic makeup of Alaska law enforcement agencies mirror the communities they police?
‘No justice, no peace!’: Thousands demonstrate in Southcentral Alaska against racism and police killings
Protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement drew thousands of residents from around Southcentral Alaska who marched peacefully over the weekend. One of the most-watched – and well-attended – was a protest in Palmer that raised concerns about violence but ended mostly peacefully on Saturday. The march, advertised as the Palmer Vigil for…