KTVA The Voice of Alaska: 1 woman dead following Kenai shooting, her son charged with murder; Villages, tribal entities share in $95 million for housing; Mat-Su Borough Assembly hears heated public testimony on shooting range ordinance; An 80-pound dog was injured in a backyard brawl. Could a lynx be to blame?; Howl Couture fashion show features dogs on the catwalk, benefits Alaska Bully Rescue; Live updates: From record heat to record snow in the same day and more is on the way and more ->
KTUU: Anchorage police investigating a shooting near Russian Jack park; Iron Dog Day 3: Team #7 first to Nome, more teams scratch in dwindling Iron Dog field; Eagle River man well on his road to recover after moose attack; One Alaska, Our Future (all 4) and more ->
KTOO Public Media: Haines basketball team hitches ride with reality TV ‘Ghost Hunters’ while ferry system is down; Juneau’s paratransit service continues under a new name; A new fish processor is buoying King Cove’s fishermen. But now the town’s finances are sinking.; Alaska’s ferry shutdown adds steep costs for medical travel and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Bethel’s First Marijuana Store, ALASKAbuds, Broken Into And Burglarized; Bethel’s Second Marijuana Store, Kusko Kush, Plans To Open In Early March; No Alcohol Sales Tax Means Funding For Bethel’s Community Action Grants Is Gone; Maurice Andrews Wins Kwethluk Sled Dog Race; State Awards LKSD $34 Million Grant To Build New School In Eek, But Overlooks Other Sites In Need and more ->
Alaska Native News: Aniak Man Taken into Custody and Charged after Strangulation Incident; Sexual Assault Kit Initiative Training Aims to Educate, Ease Backlogs; Alaska National Guard’s Exercise Arctic Eagle 2020 kicks off and more ->
Capitol Hill Times: History Conference: ‘People, Politics and Places’ at The Seattle Public Library March 7
Suzanne Downing Must Read Alaska: Video: Sen. Donny Olson reveals what he really thinks of women leaders; Senator Hot Head: ‘Lives are in danger and I will be holding you accountable!’ And more ->
Craig Medred: On thin ice
By Amy Carney, Alaska State Library; February 2020 Artifact of the Month on Press Releases
The Sheldon Jackson Museum February Artifact of the Month is a pair of moccasins (SJ-II-X-164). The moccasins were donated to the museum in 1992 by Helen Waters who had received them originally from her aunt and uncle, a Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Adams.
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State: Devour Delicious Ice Cream When It’s Snowing In Alaska And Wild Scoops Will Reward You