A deadly shooting involving officers with the Anchorage Police Department closed down a parking lot along Tudor Road on Tuesday afternoon.
On Friday, January 31st, a group skiers were in the backcountry near Turnagain Pass. A skier went about 200 feet down east groundhog peak when the movement triggered an avalanche. The skier got caught up in an avalanche and was carried about 1,200 feet downhill. Rafael Pease was part of that same group and participated in the rescue. Digital Content Manager Joey Klecka sat down with Rafael to talk about what happened that day and why Pease says the rescue could have happened hours earlier.
A deadly shooting involving officers and a man wandering through traffic with a weapon closed down a stretch of Tudor Road on Tuesday afternoon.Following an announcement made by FBI Anchorage on Monday regarding its support of the Department of Homeland Security with immigration enforcement efforts throughout the state, Alaska’s News Source has obtained a memorandum from the Department of Justice that outlines the terms of that support.
A skier who was swept up in an avalanche and dragged down 1,200 feet of mountainside last week is recovering in a hospital with pelvic and back injuries.Updated: 4 hours ago When it comes to whether students or their families are in the country legally, Lafferty said the district has no idea, it is prevented by law from even asking about immigration status.
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