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 By Riley Rogerson    News    August 9, 2023

Murkowski says of Trump indictment: Former president 'played a key role' in riot

After Donald Trump was indicted on four criminal charges, Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski said the former president “played a key role in instigating” the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Murkowski is an outspoken Trump critic and was one of sev...

 
 By Yereth Rosen    News    August 9, 2023

Shrinking workforce a growing problem across Alaska

The math that more people are leaving Alaska than moving to the state, along with the aging of the adult population that remains, has put Alaska’s largest city and the state at risk of squandering economic opportunities, according to a three-year o... Full story

 
 By Claire Stremple    News    August 9, 2023

Sexual assault survivors can track rape kit tests online

A new online tool will allow survivors to check the status of their sexual assault kits, Alaska’s Department of Public Safety announced last month. The department developed a tracker so survivors can stay up to date on their case in “the least int... Full story

 

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 By Meredith Jordan    News    August 9, 2023

State pays retired troopers to ride on Alaska ferries

A new $120,000 program that puts retired state troopers in uniform on Alaska ferries is seeing results: no incidents and an appreciative crew, which has long been tasked with overseeing the occasional unruly passenger. “We’re here to make sure tha...

 
 By Yereth Rosen    News    August 9, 2023

New state law provides more opportunities for disabled to receive at-home care

Elders and adults with disabilities will have more opportunities to get care at home or in a home-like setting under a bill that became state law when Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed it on July 29. The measure, Senate Bill 57, serves two broad categories... Full story

 

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