When Tammy Hunt’s boxer Bob died, she hired a local pet cremation service to take care of the remains. Weeks later, she hadn’t heard from the business, which led to a startling discovery.
Family
For this expat mom, raising healthy girls means going to prison
A Sitka woman is in prison, pending extradition to the United Kingdom to face charges that she abducted her children to the United States. She says she left an abusive situation for her and her children.
At an Anchorage homeless shelter, an unexpected birth
The life story of a baby boy named Kahleel began one morning in January at The Salvation Army’s McKinnell House, a homeless shelter for families on the edge of downtown Anchorage.
Long ago, Patsy Ann left her mark on historic Juneau, but where?
The children’s book, “Patsy Ann of Alaska: the true story of a dog” says the bull terrier, Patsy Ann, pushed her paw prints into sidewalk cement. But do they actually exist?
Father of Anchorage 5-year-old who died of self-inflicted gunshot wound approved for house arrest
The parents of a 5-year-old who accidentally killed himself Tuesday with a gunshot to the head were in federal court Wednesday.
UAS student first in U.S. to receive Tsimshian language credential
A University of Alaska Southeast student Victoria McKoy presented her capstone project Nov. 30 at the UAS Ketchikan Campus Library and will be the first ever to receive credentials in Tsimshian language studies.