Skagway was slated to be Alaska’s first recipient of Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant funding.
Public Safety
Kenai trooper assault trial delayed to 2026
If the case goes to trial next February, it will be almost two years after the assault is alleged to have occurred.
Kodiak family accused of more than 30 fishery violations
Duncan, Wallace, Beth and Leslie Fields – all of Kodiak – are charged with perjury and lying on fish tickets.
Former Juneau chiropractor’s long-delayed sexual assault case now scheduled for April trial
After nearly four years, the sexual assault case against Jeffrey Fultz is slated to go to trial April 21.
Sullivan criticism of federal judge is off-base, attorneys say
Judge Sharon Gleason just did what Sen. Sullivan says she never does: decided a case against environmental groups. Still, he says he’s determined the next judge won’t be like her.
Alaska Supreme Court places new limits on pretrial delays
The move follows an investigation by ProPublica and the Anchorage Daily News that found some cases have taken as long as a decade to reach juries, potentially violating the rights of victims and defendants alike.





