We just seemed like we could not drink enough water,” Jonas Bare said. “We were so thirsty all the time.”
Public Safety
Ombudsman recommends firing Anchorage IT director for role in election challenge
The ombudsman also says he believes there may have been a violation of state election law, and he’s forwarding his findings to the state Office of Special Prosecutions.
Former University of Alaska Fairbanks student sues school, alleging injuries from hot sauce
According to the complaint, a woman suffered months of abdominal pain and discomfort after eating the hot sauces, sought medical treatment and left UAF because of her continued pain.
2 children were hurt after someone bear-sprayed a slide at Juneau’s Twin Lakes Park
The bear spray has proved hard to clean. “They tried everything we could think of,” said George Schaaf, the city’s parks and recreation director. “Dawn dish soap and pressure washing and scrubbing.”
Alaska alleges ‘widespread fraud’ by Anchorage ATM business serving villages, small businesses
The state is accusing a man of pocketing money that belonged to ATM owners.
Air Guardsmen save 2 hunters in precarious cliff rescue near Tonsina
The hunters spent about two hours “just hanging on to a cliff face” thousands of feet above the ground.