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Community has mixed reactions to new Anchorage Chief of Police - Vimarsana News

Community has mixed reactions to new Anchorage Chief of Police

Lots of people in Anchorage are talking about Mayor Dave Bronson's pick for the city's new police chief. If approved by the Assembly, Bianca Cross will be the first woman

Alumni of Distinction: Celeste Hodge Growden - Vimarsana News

Alumni of Distinction: Celeste Hodge Growden

Social work alumna and 2023-24 Alumni Humanitarian Celeste Hodge Growden is the president and CEO of the Alaska Black Caucus. By focusing on the four core areas of justice, education, economics and health, Growden works toward enacting racial equity through the process of institutional reform.

Source: alaska.edu
Anchorage police roll out body cameras, with about a quarter of officers outfitted so far - Vimarsana News

Anchorage police roll out body cameras, with about a quarter of officers outfitted so far

Anchorage voters approved a $1.6 million tax levy more than two years ago to buy and equip city police officers with body cameras.

OPINION: It's time to make Juneteenth a state holiday - Vimarsana News

OPINION: It's time to make Juneteenth a state holiday

Commemorating Juneteenth will give residents a day to think about the future that we want while remembering the inequities of the past.

Source: adn.com
Anchorage Police Violate Policy By Letting Trump Supporter Go When She Used 'White Privilege' Card Instead of Driver's License - Vimarsana News

Anchorage Police Violate Policy By Letting Trump Supporter Go When She Used 'White Privilege' Card Instead of Driver's License

Two officers in Alaska are in hot water with their local law enforcement after officials determined they violated departmental policy, during a recent