Leefisher Tukrook, charged with a first-degree murder, said voices urged him to kill Justin Labrado.
A Point Lay man fatally shot another resident on Sunday, charges say.
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Facing headwinds and generating hope for the new year
Let’s face it, 2021 was another tough year. The pandemic, which we had all hoped would be in the rearview mirror by now, is still front and center. It’s taken too many lives of our fellow Americans and has greatly...
Read MoreLessons Alaska’s holiday storms can teach us
Across Alaska, 2021 ended and 2022 began with a fury. A post-Christmas storm system dumped rain and then a foot of snow on Fairbanks, then temperatures plunged to 40 below. Denali Park got nearly 30 inches of new snow in the...
Read MoreI’m switching from Republican to independent. Here’s why.
I announced my campaign for Alaska’s sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives on Independence Day, 2021. I filed as a Republican, having run in the Republican primary for a state House race in 1994 – I lost by...
Read MoreDunleavy is giving away Alaska’s wealth to corporations
You deserve a better future. Alaska can do better than saying we can’t afford good schools, police in communities that don”t have any at all, or opportunity for this and the next generation. A bright future is...
Read MoreThe sky is not falling. We have the tools to fight omicron.
There is a lot of panic in our community over the omicron variant of COVID-19. There should not be! Yes, it is more contagious and spreading rapidly, but, and this is important, it appears omicron is not nearly as virulent as...
Read MoreVirus infections soar in Northwest Arctic
142 test positive for COVID-19, nearly 2.5 times higher than the previous week
Read MoreMelting permafrost pushes scientists, communities to refine predictions
As land subsides, the rate of coastal erosion and danger of inundation rises
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