 01/06/10 Cries of partisan politics surround two state Democrats' push to constitutionally protect the Alaska Permanent Fund dividend. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTVA-CBS 11 News) Cries of partisan politics surround two state Democrats' push to constitutionally protect the Alaska Permanent Fund dividend.
 12/24/09 A Fairbanks lawmaker has proposed the Alaska Firearms Freedom Act, which seeks to stop the federal regulation of guns and ammunition made and sold within Alaska.
 12/23/09 Associated Press - December 23, 2009 12:14 PM ET FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) - A Fairbanks lawmaker has proposed the Alaska Firearms Freedom Act, which seeks to stop the federal regulation of guns...
 12/20/09 As Congress debates a massive overhaul in America's health care system, Alaska lawmakers are considering how to control a major medical expense -- the cost of prescription drugs.
12/03/09 Gov. Sean Parnell is pitching a new plan to combat a blight Alaska governors have long tried and failed to solve: the state's domestic violence problem and highest-in-America rate of sexual assault.
 10/21/09 For years Alaska has been the state with the highest sexual assault rate in the country. Lawmakers now say they have some solutions. Two months ago, the "Alaska Senate Judiciary Committee" heard from experts on how to reduce those high numbers of sexual assault cases.
10/20/09 Alaska needs more village public safety officers, forensic nurses and better tracking for sexual assaults to help combat its status as the rape capital of the U.S., according to a new Senate Judiciary Committee report.
 10/20/09 ANCHORAGE - A state Senate committee is urging the Department of Public Safety to do a better job tracking sexual assaults and helping rape victims.
 10/20/09 A state Senate committee urges the Department of Public Safety to do a better job tracking sexual assaults and helping rape victims.
 10/19/09 Forty-one local Alaska police departments did not file sexual assault information for the federal Unified Crime Reports in 2007, according to the Senate Judiciary Committee's report, which claims that most data on sexual assaults is inadequate and sometimes inaccurate.
 10/15/09 When Democrat Bob Poe began his campaign for the Alaska governorship, he thought he'd be running against Sarah Palin. Now, he's not sure who he'll be facing.
 10/03/09 Recent New York Lottery winners show off their winning checks at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx. They are Woon-Sook Chon, left, of Flushing, Roberta Andreoli, of Hollis Hills, Lottery spokeswoman Gretchen Dizer, Enrique Rosa, of the Bronx,
 08/20/09 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS The City of Columbia, South Carolina requests a statement of qualifications from all interested architectural design consultants for providing programming through construction administration services for the conversion of the site and existing facilities at 4011 West Beltline Boulevard to house its Water Distribution and Wastewater
 08/15/09 Sign-up for conservation program ends Sept. 30 Sign-up for the new Conservation Stewardship Prog ...
 08/15/09 The firing of the cannon on August 1, at 6.00 a.m. at Calvary Hill View Park, Arima, heralded the start of the celebrations for the Patronal Feast of Santa Rosa which will be celebrated on Sunday, August 23. Firing of the cannon, a gift from Governor Hollis, replaced the blowing of the conch shell by the Santa Rosa Carib Community which traditionally called the community together to prepare for ...
 08/15/09 The cannon will be fired at various times during the month of August as preparations for the Feast continue: on Friday, August 14 at 6.00 p.m. - the first day of the novena; on Friday, August 21 at 1.00 p.m. together with the ringing of the bells at the church when the dressing of the statue of Santa Rosa is completed and on the actual Feast Day at 6.00 a.m., noon and 6.00 p.m.
 08/15/09 Joshua Gunter, The Plain DealerIt is still up in the air whether or not Josh Cribbs will play in the regular season if he doesn't receive a new contract.Got a Browns question? Send it in. Submit your question at cleveland.com/heytony,...
08/15/09 Stops: Greenfield, Brooke, Meadow, U.S. Highway 36, Buckskin, Aztec, Indian Trail, Blu-Bird, FM 1750, Pennington, Baize.
 08/14/09 The family of Mitchell Wiener, the assistant principal of I.S. 238 in Hollis who died in May after testing positive for the swine-origin H1N1 influenza virus, is suing the City of New York, New York City Department of Education, the [now defunct] Board of Education and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for $40 million.
 08/08/09 Decatur's third elementary doesn't yet have a name, but it will almost certainly be one of the names listed below. |