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Juneau · JuneauA parking lot at the Anchorage Senior Activity Center on Tuesday, June 4, 2024. Anchorage police say they shot and killed an armed man Monday evening near the center. (Chris Klint/Alaska Public Media) The three Anchorage police officers who shot and killed a man they say drew a gun on them last month will not face criminal charges after body camera footage corroborated their accounts, according to the state. The state Office of Special Prosecuti…See the Story
No charges against 3 Anchorage officers in fatal shooting of man who drew gun on them
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Juneau · JuneauBartlett Regional Hospital’s Aurora Behavioral Health Center opened its doors to adolescent crisis care patients on Dec. 18, 2023. (Katie Anastas/KTOO) A program designed to offer immediate care to adolescents in crisis at Juneau’s city-owned hospital closed last week after opening eight months ago. In an interview, Bartlett Regional Hospital spokesperson Erin Hardin said the closure is due to a lack of funding and staff. “There is no dedicated…See the Story
Juneau’s hospital closes its crisis care unit less than a year after opening it
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CDC · JuneauOsprey and Chinook, retired sled dogs, wait in the Juneau Animal Rescue parking lot for shots. (Photo by Claire Stremple/KTOO) The U.S. Centers for Disease Control recently announced some new rules meant to keep rabies out of the U.S. Beginning Aug. 1, the rules will make it more complicated for dogs to come into the country. Among other things, the agency required all U.S. bound dogs be vaccinated, and come with a form signed by a vet within th…See the Story
CDC amends new rules for dogs entering U.S.
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Juneau · JuneauAnchorage police officers enter the downtown headquarters on Tuesday, June 9, 2020. (Lex Treinen/Alaska Public Media) The Anchorage Police Department’s revised body camera policy went into effect Monday. The policy says the chief of police still has discretion to keep recordings of certain incidents from becoming public, but the chief must publicly explain why in detail. Otherwise, the recordings, which may have redactions, should be published w…See the Story
Anchorage police now have a 45-day deadline to release certain body camera footage
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Juneau · JuneauEllie Rubenstein, member of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board of trustees, is seen during a special meeting on Monday, Oct. 3, 2022, in Juneau. (Photo by James Brooks/Alaska Beacon) Ellie Rubenstein, the investment manager at the center of an email leak affecting the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board of trustees, is resigning from her seat on the board, she said Wednesday. In May, a series of leaked emails suggested some corporation employee…See the Story
Permanent Fund Corp. board member resigns after email controversy
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Alaska · AlaskaApprentice Jana Esmailka works at the school in Anaktuvuk Pass and is pursuing teaching credentials with an additional Tribal Educator certification from Arctic Slope Community Foundation. (Image courtesy of ASCF) When the only preschool teacher left Harold Kaveolook School in Kaktovik, a village of around 250 people on the northern coast of Alaska, Chelsea Brower was in charge. It was January and she had been the preschool aide for about a year…See the Story
Alaska teacher apprenticeship program approval unlocks millions to fuel workforce pipeline
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Alaska · AlaskaFormer Rep. Gabrielle LeDoux speaks with her attorney, Kevin Fitzgerald, during oral arguments related to LeDoux’s alleged voter misconduct on July 23, 2024. (Photo by Barbara Norton/Alaska Beacon) This week marks the beginning of a long-awaited trial for former Rep. Gabrielle LeDoux, who is accused of voter misconduct and unlawful interference with voting in the 2018 primary and general elections for State House. The trial, scheduled for Thursd…See the Story
Oral arguments begin for former Alaska legislator’s voter misconduct case
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