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| Instability in national health insurance policy puts Alaska ballot measures on hold The other initiative aimed to bolster the Medicaid health care program for low-income and disabled Alaskans by boosting payments to doctors and hospitals, as well as guaranteeing that the state would continue coverage for the "expanded" Medicaid population: about 35,000 Alaskans who were newly ...
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| Alaska marijuana board shuts down embattled edibles company The office found that Frozen Budz violated multiple state regulations relating to testing, improper labeling, operating out of compliance, producing unapproved products and failing to track the source of its marijuana. Frozen Budz's manufacturing license was suspended Dec. 1 when the investigation ...
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| Passengers killed when Amtrak train on new route derails in Washington state Thirteen of the train's 14 cars jumped the tracks, Washington State Patrol spokeswoman Brooke Bova said. Five vehicles and two trucks were involved in the accident, and the highway was littered with fragments of the bridge and tree branches. Some motorists were injured but none died, authorities said ...
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| German museum returning objects robbed from Alaskan graves BERLIN (AP) — A German museum is returning nine objects from its collection that it says were taken without consent from the graves of native people in Alaska. The Prussian Cultural heritage Foundation said Monday the objects will be returned from Berlin's Ethnological Museum to the Chugach ...
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| Sarah Palin's son Track accused of assaulting his father Police were called to the home Saturday night, after Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee, told police her son was "freaking out" and on some type of medication, according to an affidavit by Wasilla Police Officer Adam LaPointe. The affidavit states that ...
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| Trial delayed till June for Florida airport shooting suspect MIAMI (AP) — Trial has been delayed until June for an Alaska man accused of killing five people and wounding six in a Florida airport shooting rampage. ... After the shooting, the FBI says Santiago told agents he acted under government mind control, then claimed inspiration by Islamic State extremists.
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| Illinois becomes 37th state to make FirstNet 'opt-in' decision Prior to the Illinois decision, 36 other states—Virginia, Wyoming, Arkansas, Kentucky, Iowa, New Jersey, West Virginia, New Mexico, Michigan, Maine, Montana, Arizona, Kansas, Nevada, Hawaii, Alaska, Tennessee, Nebraska, Maryland, Idaho, Texas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Alabama, Indiana, Oklahoma ...
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| Alaska fishing jobs network What is it like to work on a fishing boat in Alaska? Alaska Resort Jobs: Great Alaska Adventures is one of the oldest, most respected sport fishing and adventure travel lodges in the state, and our greatest strength is The Alaska Young Fishermen's Network is a developing initiative that consumer access to ...
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| Kenai's Haeg Snaps In Courtroom After A Decade Of Seeking Justice David Haeg: "The goddamn map that they convicted me with by altering the lines on it to make it corrupted seem that I was shooting wolves in my guide area – that is felony tampering with evidence, and because a trooper, an Alaska State Trooper was doing it with a prosecutor – it is a conspiracy.".
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