What began as a motor vehicle collision in Cooper Landing Wednesday night, ended in a fugitive flight through Soldotna Thursday morning.
Clam Gulch Car Accident Leads To Fugitive Pursuit In Soldotna
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Anchorage Man Sentenced to 18 Months For Hate Crimes, Drug Trafficking
Author: Nick Sorrell |
An Anchorage man was sentenced today to 18 months in prison for two acts of hate-motivated property damage and a drug trafficking offense.
Fairbanks Men Indicted On Federal Charges For Wildlife Conspiracy, Wire Fraud, Money Laundering
Author: Nick Sorrell |
A federal grand jury in Alaska returned an indictment on July 20 charging two Fairbanks men with eight federal charges linked to an illegal big-game guide-outfitter operation.
Dunleavy Vetoes Bill Which Sought To Regulate E-Bikes
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Governor Mike Dunleavy vetoed House Bill 8 “an act relating to electric-assisted bicycles; and providing for an effective date” On Friday, July 21.
Newest Cost Estimate For Cooper Landing Bypass Is Nearly $500 Million More Than 2018 Estimate
Author: Nick Sorrell |
As the Cooper Landing Bypass project continues construction at an interminable pace, estimated costs continue to rise. In 2018 construction costs were projected to fall in the neighborhood of $350 million. The most recent estimate is $840 million.
Police Chase On Seward Highway Leads To Vehicle Collision, 6 Hour Road Closure
Author: Nick Sorrell |The pursuit of a vehicle evading Seward Police, and Alaska State Troopers Sunday evening, July 23rd, ended in a vehicle collision on the Seward Highway, and multiple people hospitalized.
New Kenai Peninsula Borough Tsunami Alert System Brings Clarity To Mass Warning Messages
Author: Nick Sorrell |
For over two years now the Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management has been planning and preparing a substantial upgrade to the peninsula’s antiquated emergency tsunami alert system.
This Week On The Kenai: 7/17 – 7/21
Author: Nick Sorrell |The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
DOT&PF Announces Modern STIP for New 4-Year Transportation Spending Plan
Author: Nick Sorrell |The STIP is the Alaska Dept. of Transportation & Public Facilities’ (DOT&PF) four-year program for surface transportation preservation and development. It includes highways, roads, sidewalks, trails, bridges, ferries and public transportation, but does not include aviation projects.
State of Alaska Receives Its Highest Bond Rating Since 2018
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The Kroll Bond Rating Agency assigned the State of Alaska General Obligation Bonds an AA rating, and a stable outlook on Thursday, July 20th.