The Public Safety Report is compiled from criminal complaints filed in state and federal courts, as well as some police blotter information, trooper dispatches, fire department reports and interviews with public safety officials.

The consultants preparing the long-range electricity plan for the Railbelt are likely to drop their opposition to restarting the 50-megawatt Healy Clean Coal Project that GVEA wants to put into operation.

A popular yet controversial veterinarian who catered to rural Alaska has renounced his license and told the Alaska veterinary board, in a handwritten letter using capital letters, to leave him alone.

Two Healy residents have voiced their concerns about trapping during plenty of community meetings.

12, 2000 - Golden Valley Electric Association officials still aren't sure what caused a power line south of Healy to trip on Monday evening, triggering two power outages.

For years, many Alaskans have warned against firing up the Healy Clean Coal Plant for a host of reasons ranging from economic to environmental.

This is the first of an occasional series called "Preservation and Progress," a series dedicated to the historic side of Hall County.

The Interior's electric utility is close to renewing permits for a pair of coal-fired power plants in Healy.

Announcing new changes for doeGALLERY! After 4 years, doeGALLERY is expanding! Emily Christenson is moving down the hall to hew own studio space: e c, Suite 205 @ the Bucktown Center for the Arts.

The city is looking at foreclosing on most of the 26 lots it gave away two years ago as an experiment in community growth.

John C. Grys, 88, a longtime resident of Alaska, passed away peacefully Wednesday, Sept.

Val has wanted to go to Wonder Lake for two summers, and Dave does not want to ride the bus.

Alaska state troopers responding to an accident on the Parks Highway near Healy found a truck on fire and the driver dead inside.

They're from the government, and they're here to help. No, really. More Alaskans are feeling jittery about the state's economy.

They're from the government, and they're here to help. No, really. More Alaskans are feeling jittery about the state's economy.

FAIRBANKS a ' Residents of about 20 homes in a Parks Highway subdivision south of Anderson are under a voluntary evacuation order.

The Railbelt Complex Type 2 Incident Management Team has recommended evacuation of the Windy Creek Subdivision, 13 miles southeast of Anderson.

Two electric utilities and a state authority are still squabbling about how to get the Healy Clean Coal Project up and running.

Residents of this Alaska community are avoiding the outdoors in order to keep away from the thick smoke and ash.