The first step in the restoration project is taking down the old bell tower.
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Ketchikan’s tribe hopes new process will boost request to change federal subsistence status
The tribe is asking to change from urban to rural status, which would apply to all 14,000 residents in the Ketchikan Gateway Borough.
Alaska Medicaid fraud investigation leads to indictment for Kenai doctor and staff
Each of the defendants faces 23 criminal counts, including fraud, theft and fraudulent insurance acts.
A tense afternoon of vehicle towing and a microcosm of frustration over homelessness in Anchorage
The people living in the vehicles said they were frustrated and angry that their dwellings were being carted off to languish in impound lots.
Anchorage commissioner charged with defrauding city for more than $1.6M in COVID relief funds
Federal charges accuse the commissioner of depositing relief funds into personal accounts to finance businesses, pay off taxes, and buy cryptocurrency.
In testimony to Assembly, Sami Graham says she didn’t try to overturn Anchorage’s April election
Graham, former chief of staff to Mayor Dave Bronson, told the Assembly she wasn’t trying to overturn the election results.