Garrett Turner
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Anchorage, AK, United States
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FBI reviews web cam images as part of Downtown Anchorage plane crash
The FBI is reviewing webcam images in its investigation of Tuesday's plane crash crash in Downtown Anchorage. → Read More
'Like a small bomb had hit it.' Witness describes downtown Anchorage plane crash
Nancy Hayes had just arrived at work at the Brady Building early Tuesday morning when suddenly she and her coworker Laura heard what sounded like an explosion. → Read More
City of Anchorage submits $50 million capital improvement bond request
The municipality of Anchorage has submitted a capital improvement bond request of almost $50 million. → Read More
Alaska State Troopers form new violent crime unit for Y-K Delta
A new violent offenders unit consisting of Alaska State Troopers posted in Bethel has been established to tackle violent crime in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, a region with one of the highest violent crime rates in Alaska. → Read More
Police investigate possible charges in videotaped beating of Anchorage teen
New details have emerged that shed light to what type of criminal charges may be filed, if any, involving the girls seen beating another Anchorage teen in a video widely circulated on social media. → Read More
MEA, City of Wasilla agree on plans for alternative power line route
After years of planning, hours of public comment and hundreds of proposals, the Matanuska Electric Association and the City of Wasilla have agreed on a route for a transmission line that will run through the city. → Read More
National Park Service investigating bear deaths caught on web cam
The National Park Service is investigating the deaths of a brown bear cub and an adult brown bear caught on web cam footage in October. → Read More
Driving on icy roads? Here's what experts recommend
As icy roads continue to make the morning commute more treacherous, experts are reminding drivers of how they can stay safe throughout the winter. → Read More
BREAKING: University of Alaska Regents approve five percent tuition hike for 2016
The University of Alaska Board of Regents approved a five percent tuition hike Wednesday slightly lower than the nine percent hike previously proposed by UA President Jim Johnsen. → Read More
Safe Children's Act: Educators weigh in on age appropriateness
As the legislative task force for the Alaska Safe Children's Act looks at how school districts across the state should talk with students about sexual abuse and dating violence, the conversation turns to age appropriateness. → Read More