Cassandra Boskofsky’s family says she is the woman in photos on Smith’s phone released after his murder convictions this year.
Health
Bill mandating end to use of PFAS-containing firefighting foams becomes law in Alaska
The new law requires a switch to PFAS-free foams by Jan. 1 and sets up a system to help rural villages get rid of them.
Juneau’s hospital closes its crisis care unit less than a year after opening it
Bartlett Regional Hospital spokesperson Erin Hardin said the closure is due to a lack of funding and staff to keep the program afloat.
CDC amends new rules for dogs entering U.S.
The new rules will still introduce some novel requirements starting Aug. 1.
An expert on abuse is visiting Southeast communities to train providers and first responders
An expert is visiting Southeast Alaska communities this week to talk to medical workers and first responders on documenting and reporting abuse.
‘Devastated and angry’: Protestors call for change in the wake of deadly Juneau police shooting
The protesters gathered to express their anger over the death of Steven Kissack last week.