The scammers told the victims they needed to transfer their retirement savings into what they were told was a government account to keep them safe.
Public Safety
Former Alaska state representative set for trial in November on election crime charges
Gabrielle LeDoux, a Republican from Anchorage, lost re-election in 2020 after she, her former chief of staff and a third person were accused of multiple felonies.
Alaska flights saw 3 separate arrests for unruly behavior in just 10 days
The Federal Aviation Administration says the number of such incidents has spiked in recent years.
It’s spring and Juneau’s bears are waking up hungry
Bears usually start to emerge from hibernation in April. And right on time, reports of bear sightings around Juneau started showing up on social media last week.
Citing moose fears, Alaskan sentenced in Jan. 6 riot tells judge he needs a gun
Prosecutors countered that Mileur lives in a suburban neighborhood, and moose rarely need to be shot in self-defense.
Peltola says charges against Trump further divide Americans
“I think it’s a bleak day for Americans, because this is just one more divisive issue,” Peltola said. “And we’re such a deeply divided country.”





