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Bethel Police say 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off schedules work. Some community members disagree
In the past decade, Bethel has increasingly relied on a policing system where officers work for two weeks, then take two weeks off. This lets some officers commute from thousands of miles away. And while the system helps with staffing, some victims of crime see it as the root of a problem.
One day, two overrides: What to know about Alaska’s special session
Lawmakers overcame two vetoes from Gov. Mike Dunleavy, who called the special session, and have yet to schedule any hearings on bills he introduced.
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Selawik man charged with murder for February death
Alaska State Troopers say 37-year-old Adrian Ticket had admitted to beating Nettie Ballot the night before at his home and discovered her dead in the morning. The 38-year-old Selawik woman was the mother of his three children.
Lawmakers override Gov. Dunleavy’s veto of oil tax transparency bill
The bill originally passed the Senate unanimously and by a 30-10 vote in the House.
Alaska Native designs take the runway at Far North Fashion Show
The show is part of the annual Arctic Encounters Summit and transformed the Anchorage Museum into a runway, showcasing Indigenous artists, designers and models.
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