Author: Maria Dudzak

“We wanted the public to know if a KPU employee comes to the house, they are required to have their KPU badge. It will have a picture of them. It’s an official City of Ketchikan Public Utilities badge. It will have their name on them. And they should never give money to an individual. We do not collect money that way,” KPU’s Kim Simpson said.

Authorities say a 54-year-old woman survived after jumping into the frigid waters of Tongass Narrows on Tuesday night. 

The second regular session of the 32nd Alaska legislative session kicked off January 19 and...