Rangers say they found boot tracks leading into a recent avalanche.
Public Safety
Perjury charge for retired Homer judge signals a victory for grand jury activists in Alaska
The case against Margaret Murphy could signal that an activist group has successfully influenced the way Alaska’s grand jury system works.
A drone’s eye view could make Juneau’s avalanche monitoring faster and more precise
One engineer described how automated drone flights collecting images of an avalanche zone was “like a lawn mower mowing the lawn.”
Delta Junction couple faces federal charges for allegedly bilking ‘Bud and Breakfast’ investors
The FBI investigators say the couple used false and fraudulent claims to get 22 people to invest more than $700,000 in a “marijuana theme park.”
Alaska State Troopers will soon start wearing body cameras
The policy allows for the public to get access to camera footage through a records request.
3 soldiers are dead after a pair of Army helicopters collided near Healy
The helicopters were returning from a training mission when they collided, the Army says.