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Two Teller men who traveled by snowmachine from Teller to Nome in late February and have not been seen since then, may have been found.
According to Alaska State Trooper Sergeant Aileen Witroski, a...
Nome is not known for being politically loud. But on Wednesday, a good number of Nomeites spoke loud and clear their opposition to Governor Mike Dunleavy’s roadshow paid for by the group Americans...
Julia Haworth, 32, pleaded guilty Nov. 6 to a charge that she contracted with Austin Matthias to sodomize a Saint Michael man because he had not paid money owed Haworth for drugs. She was sentenced...
The House Finance Committee took public comment March 25 on House Bills 39 and 40 dealing with spending plans for state money over the next budget year.
Testifying from Nome were four women who...
The Nome Common Council turned an objection to a pot dealership at the old library and museum building over to the state at its regular meeting Monday evening.
The Council received a letter from...
On March 10 Alaska State Troopers in Nome received a report that three men on an ice floe were drifting out to sea. One of the three was Phillip Rode, a Nome man and former miner who told the tale of...
The state’s District Attorney John Earthman did not go forward pressing charges against Brenda Evak who was arrested on Wednesday in Nome for disorderly conduct at the Nome airport as Governor Mike...
On Monday, Governor Mike Dunleavy’s press secretary Matt Shuckerow announced a statewide roadshow to promote the governor’s proposed budget that would see significant cuts to state services. The...
The record early departure of the sea ice March 12 offshore Nome and ice gone missing from Norton Sound astounded weather experts and certainly the crabbers who lost their pots, and curtailed...
The Nome Planning Commission is hustling on a pile of summer’s work on a plan to meet federal Secretary of Interior guidelines for money to help protect and preserve Nome’s cultural resources.
In a...
