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WEBA federal judge has granted an Anchorage man convicted of cyberstalking this year a new trial over a Ninth Circuit Court’s findings that former Alaska federal Judge Joshua Kindred had a sexual relationship with one of the case’s prosecutors.
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WEBAlaska State Troopers say Novely Rivers and Abigail Olson were found dead early Wednesday at a home in the Bering Sea coastal village.
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WEBAhead of the election, many Alaskans say they're looking for bipartisanship. Plus, Alaska saw a record number of overdose deaths last year.
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WEB5 days ago · U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason heard oral arguments Thursday in a lawsuit filed by two of Alaska’s largest tribal groups against federal managers of the state’s groundfish trawl ...
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WEB3 days ago · Northern Journal last week published a story on how Kodiak-based pollock trawlers unintentionally caught 2,000 king salmon — forcing the closure of a major Gulf of Alaska fishery.
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WEBSep 12, 2018 · ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Two Alaska State Troopers who pepper-sprayed, beat, stunned and used a police dog on a man in a case of mistaken identity have been charged with assault, authorities said Thursday.
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WEBA federal judge has granted an Anchorage man convicted of cyberstalking this year a new trial over a Ninth Circuit Court’s findings that former Alaska federal Judge Joshua Kindred had a sexual relationship with one of the case’s prosecutors.
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WEB2 days ago · HOOPER BAY, Alaska (KTUU) - State investigators are working to find how two teenagers died in what is believed to be a homicide this week in Hooper Bay. Alaska State Troopers reported that Novely Rivers and Abigail Olson, both 18-year-old women from Hooper Bay, were found dead around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday in a home in the Western …
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WEBAlaska governor issues historic decision returning water to most of Eklutna River
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WEB6 days ago · The Alaska Current is a nonprofit collective of journalists, creatives and content creators working to reflect the interests and communities throughout Alaska. The mission of The Current is to publish a broad range of newsworthy and thought-provoking content that reflects Alaska’s diversity.