When Capital City Fire/Rescue arrived at Kodzoff Acres One 1 about 12:10 a.m. Friday, Assistant Fire Chief Ed Quinto said the single-wide trailer was half involved with the fire.
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Newscast – Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Stores include an update in the plane crash on Prince of Wales Island, the Chinese delegation visiting Kodiak and Kikkan Randall’s cancer announcement.
Emergency personnel rescue two people from Gold Creek
Juneau Police Department responded to a call about for a man and woman needing help. Police arrived on the scene first, and called Capital City Fire/Rescue. Assistant Fire Chief Chad Cameron says the creek and fencing made it difficult to reach the people.
Evenson sentenced to three years in transit center death
David Evenson pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and was sentenced serve three years plus three years suspended.
Caught in immigration mess, U.S.-born Tsimshian teacher fights to stay in ancestral territory
Mique’l Dangeli teaches Sm’algya̱x — the Tsimshian language — to children and adults in British Columbia. Now, she’s fighting to stay.
Governor signs bill addressing backlog of sex assault kits
Gov. Bill Walker signed a measure into law Friday that aims to address what some call a backlog of untested sexual assault kits.
More than 56 grams seized in Klawock
On Saturday, law enforcement authorities in Southeast Alaska seized more than 56 grams of heroin from a residence at 470 Summit Street, Klawock .
Man arrested in theft of ex-girlfriend’s car, cell phone
The 23 year old female victim told police dispatch Wednesday afternoon that Asma Fifita, 30, stole her phone, keys and silver 2016 Dodge Journey from the 3400 block of Foster Avenue in Douglas.
Family cleaning out relative’s apartment finds hand grenade
While cleaning out an apartment of a recently deceased relative, family members found a surprise — a World War II era Japanese hand grenade.
Suicide Basin drainage likely to cause flooding around Mendenhall Lake
Tom Mattice said researchers with University of Alaska and U.S. Geological Survey are in Suicide Basin. They’re reporting that the basin is releasing rapidly, which likely will cause flooding in the Mendenhall Lake area.