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By Kortnie Horazdovsky: POLICE: Victim of drive-by shooting was not a target, but make, model of her car may have been
By Leroy Polk: Man wanted by police for Anchorage shooting taken down by K9
By Jack Carney: DOT worker charged with indecent exposure while on the job
By Associated Press: ‘Deadliest Catch’ co-star pleads guilty to sexual assault
By Daniella Rivera: Toddler shot: How a ‘dirt bag’ helped Anchorage police crack the case
By Lauren Maxwell: Mom says son threatened with gun on the playground
By Derek Minemyer: STAR Alaska reports record crisis line calls thanks to #MeToo movement
That’s why they will hold a volunteer crisis line responder training in September. To sign up, fill out their volunteer form.
By Beth Verge: Former Rumrunners bouncer sentenced to 20 years for involvement in drug ring, money laundering crimes
By CBS News: Giant hogweed sends VA teen to hospital burn unit
Dan Coleman, the invasive plant and agricultural pest coordinator for Alaska’s Dept. of Natural Resources, says giant hogweed has only been documented at one site in Kake in Southeast. It was eradicated from that site.
“Giant hogweed is easily confused with cow parsnip, which is a native plant in Alaska and occurs throughout the state,” Coleman says. “The two plants have similar leaves and flowers, although, giant hogweed is going to much larger (10 to 15′ tall) with leaf and flower shape/structure differences.”
By Tegan Hanlon: After series of controversies, Iditarod adds four new board members
By Michelle Therriault Boots: Spenard boosters buy iconic, fought-over neon palm tree at auction
By Laurel Andrews: Photos: A black bear visits Valdez Senior Center
By John Thain: Public piano appears in downtown Anchorage
By Lynne Curry: An employee’s shoddy work came to light while she was on maternity leave. How should we proceed?
By Megan Mazurek: ‘Edible Alaska’ summer edition features wild rose recipes
By Laurel Downing Bill: Story Time with Aunt Phil: The Chilkoot Trail