A pair of hunters found the skulnear the Canadian border in September, 1997.
Public Safety
Unalaska settles suits claiming hostile work environment for police
Unalaska Department of Public Safety employees say they were either wrongfully fired or forced to quit due to harassment and bullying within the department.
Federal charges for Halibut Cove woman accused of driving boat at floatplane
The plane’s pilot said he was taking a group on a sightseeing tour of Katmai National Park when Beck’s boat headed straight at him.
Fluctuating winter weather in Juneau set the stage for an avalanche at Eaglecrest
No one was hurt, but the area above the Hooter lift will remain closed as the ski patrol works to address potential hazards.
Disgraced former Anchorage health director accused of defrauding state militia
Former Anchorage Health Director Joe Gerace has been charged with one civil count of fraudulent misrepresentation.
Juneau’s Basin Road Trestle closed until further notice after rockfall
The trestle is closed to all traffic, but pedestrians are still using the bridge.