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Pequot Lakes letter writer seeks a letter of resolution to get the ball rolling

A Ketchikan man agreed to plead guilty this month to federal charges in conjunction with a long-running scheme to sell fake Alaska Native souvenirs manufactured in the Philippines.

A Ketchikan man agreed to plead guilty this month to federal charges in conjunction with a long-running scheme to sell fake Alaska Native souvenirs manufactured in the Philippines.

It's a federal crime to sell a piece of art while falsely claiming it was created by an Alaska Native or tribal member.

NHL Hockey is the most physically demanding, violent, brutal game. We consider it violent sports because it stands alone at that place where it openly

Club votes in second-ever female commander

This is an elite club of power hitters who have commanded the utmost respect of their opponents.

Record dryness has restored an ecosystem under Lake Powell, the country’s second-largest reservoir

Case only went six months ago. here we are in june, seeing an indictment. how do you account for a quickly the indictment came in florida within one week, considering the grand jury in d.c. was hearing evidence for such a long time? >> well i was not that surprised about that, jonathan. you have to remember that number one, the investigation was going on prior to the appointment of jack smith as the counsel. department of justice, their prosecutors, investigators were already at work. when jack ...

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - A Juneau man was an armored transport guard who stole $579,400.00 entrusted to him by three banks and two federal credit unions.