Troopers say the man whose car was found in the Kenai River on Tuesday was reportedly walking in and out of traffic after leaving his vehicle.

U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason ruled Monday that officers used “excessive force” in the case of Dan Demott Jr. who died in his home’s crawl space.

The $895 billion legislation includes 28 provisions authored by Sen. Sullivan and authorizes more than $723 million in military construction for Alaska.

Ostrander joins the board for a three-year term.

Marathon’s unique approach mirrors similar-style fund-raisers, like golf tournaments, offered by other companies but utilizes Alaska’s natural resources.

Two Alaska State Troopers were assaulted by a Soldotna man on Tuesday when they attempted to confront him during a domestic dispute. 

The $2 million grant, funded through the Inflation Reduction Act, will strengthen Alaska’s efforts to improve forest resilience, reduce wildfire risk, and support underserved communities.

Cooper Landing Emergency Services responded to Sportsmans Landing on Monday Night, December 16th, to a report of a vehicle in the Kenai River.

The hospital’s CNA program is a career pathway in which individuals obtain paid work experience and classroom instruction to prepare them to take the CNA exam and obtain Alaska CNA licensure.

Tickets go on sale to the general public this Wednesday, Dec. 18, at 10 a.m. AKST at alaskastatefair.org.