Top stories from Alaska's News Source news at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024

Top stories from Alaska's News Source news at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024

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A federal judge has granted an Anchorage man convicted of cyberstalking this year a new trial over a Ninth Circuit Court’s findings that former Alaska federal Judge Joshua Kindred had a sexual relationship with one of the case’s prosecutors. Plus, the Anchorage Assembly voted against a $250,000 settlement between former city manager Amy Demboski and the municipality stemming from allegations of wrongful termination and gender discrimination. Those stories and more top news and weather on this Friday.

A federal judge has granted an Anchorage man convicted of cyberstalking this year a new trial over a Ninth Circuit Court’s findings that former Alaska federal Judge Joshua Kindred had a sexual relationship with one of the case’s prosecutors. Plus, the Anchorage Assembly voted against a $250,000 settlement between former city manager Amy Demboski and the municipality stemming from allegations of wrongful termination and gender discrimination. Those stories and more top news and weather on this Friday.

News at 6 - Oct. 4, 2024

A state investigation into the deaths of Hooper Bay's Novely Rivers and Abigail Olson, a Kotzebue couple guilty of child abuse and another look at Juneau's controversial cruise ship ballot measure.

A state investigation into the deaths of Hooper Bay's Novely Rivers and Abigail Olson, a Kotzebue couple guilty of child abuse and another look at Juneau's controversial cruise ship ballot measure.

The Morning Edition Oct. 4, 2024

State investigators are working to find how two teenagers died in what is believed to be a homicide this week in Hooper Bay. Plus, Juneau officials say a public park and library were vandalized with swastikas this week in the capital city, prompting an investigation. Those stories and more news and weather on this Thursday.

State investigators are working to find how two teenagers died in what is believed to be a homicide this week in Hooper Bay. Plus, Juneau officials say a public park and library were vandalized with swastikas this week in the capital city, prompting an investigation. Those stories and more news and weather on this Thursday.

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