ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Anchorage police say they have discovered the body of a woman near downtown Anchorage. Police responded to a call Monday afternoon of a person not breathing in a park near 12...

Ryan Wrote: Here's one for you - "ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Nearly 11,000 absentee ballots are scheduled to be counted today in Alaska with the outcome of the Republican primary in the U.S. Senate race in the balance. The Alaska Divis..."

Joseph told me about this and I found this story about it at WWW.ADN.COM on Tuesday.

"Anchorage police have identified the man who was shot and killed early Sunday during a failed home-invasion robbery attempt."

I read this in the Antioch paper and wanted to share it with you.

"Anchorage angler Brian Hull narrowly missed breaking into the top three sports on Saturday when he landed an 18.46-pound silver salmon in the Valdez Silver Salmon Derby."

This one is for my cousin Rosa:

"ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- A man charged in the slayings of two police officers in a tiny Alaska village was accused of attacking the same officers last year after they responded to a call about an intruder, court records revealed."

This one is for my friend Francis:

"ANCHORAGE, Alaska - U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said Monday her Republican rival Joe Miller may be creating doubt in the minds of Alaskans about the integrity of the voting process by ratcheting up the hyperbole about possible election fraud."

"ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A police standoff continues today, Aug. 30, in Alaska after a local high school graduate was shot and killed Aug. 28 while on duty as a police officer.Tony Wallace, a 1997 Franklin High School graduate and three-year state qualifier for wrestling, was one of two officers fatally shot late Saturday in Hoonah, Alaska."

Travis is looking for more info.

"ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - A man accused of killing two police officers in a small southeast Alaska village has surrendered to authorities. Officials in Hoonah say 45-year-old John Marvin Jr."

Sherry is looking for more info.

WWW.ADN.COM writes: "Conserving the Campbell Creek estuary by turning it into a city nature park is a rare opportunity, but first proponents must ensure that no harm comes to fish and wildlife that depend on this beneficial salt marsh since conservation is the goal."