Western

Health aides Briane Gologergen and Danielle Reynolds had been on the job for just six months when faced with their first emergency. Someone in Savoonga had been shot and needed a chest tube.

“If you eat it, wear it, use it, or drive it, it’s on the ship,” said Grace Greene, vice president and general manager for Tote in Alaska.

At the sentencing hearing of former Bethel police officer Aaron Fedolfi on Tuesday, a debate about race and how it may have influenced his case broke out between the survivor’s family and the defense.

Calista Corporation is campaigning to reduce quorum requirements at its annual shareholder meetings to prevent invalidating future meeting votes and wasting corporation money when a quorum isn’t met.

Because the state government has a $4 billion deficit, some lawmakers have suggested drawing money from the fund to pay for other state costs.

The remote community relies on air carrier services for everything from milk to medication.