An opponent of the multiyear bear-killing program is defending her standing to be a plaintiff against the state.
Crime & Courts
Alaska judge’s cases under review after discovery of sexualized relationships with prosecutors
Defense attorneys say former Judge Joshua Kindred’s secret relationships might’ve led to unfair rulings against their clients.
In Anchorage protest, woman’s family says she is convicted killer Brian Smith’s third victim
Cassandra Boskofsky’s family says she is the woman in photos on Smith’s phone released after his murder convictions this year.
Alaska Supreme Court positioned to be majority-women for first time
All seven candidates for the Alaska Supreme Court are women, meaning that – if everything proceeds as expected – the court will be majority-women for the first time in state history.
Ketchikan Borough recovers $625K stolen by email hacker
The borough announced Thursday that all but $23.84 of the lost funds had been deposited back into a borough account.
No charges against 3 Anchorage officers in fatal shooting of man who drew gun on them
State prosecutors say the officers’ body cameras confirmed that Tyler May aimed a pistol at them before they shot him on June 3.