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Body of missing Houston woman found in Little Su
Frontiersman staff WASILLA — The Alaska State Troopers said Monday the body of a woman missing since last week from the
Snowmachiner killed by Hatcher Pass avalanche
Frontiersman staff UPDATE (7 p.m. Sunday): Troopers on Sunday identified the dead snowmachiner as Dashiell Erickson, 35, of Anchorage.
Fatal vehicle crash on Parks Highway kills 3
Frontiersman staff (Updated 8:45 a.m. Wednesday) WASILLA — Alaska State Troopers said three people died on Tuesday night in
Avalanche closes road to, from Hatcher Pass
Caitlin Skvorc and Matt Tunseth WASILLA — Alaska State Troopers say a skier has been missing in Hatcher Pass since Sunday
Fatal accident closes Parks Highway
Frontiersman staff WASILLA — Alaska State Troopers said an 81-year-old Wasilla man died in a two-vehicle vehicle accident
Truck vs. semi crash sends two to hospital
WASILLA — Icy roads and falling snow near Big Lake contributed to a collision between a semi truck and a black
Halter wins mayor's race in dramatic final count
WASILLA — According to figures released Monday, Vern Halter has won the race for Mat-Su Borough Mayor. After a final
Two shot in Wasilla
Matt Tunseth WASILLA — Alaska State Troopers said two men suffered gunshot wounds early Saturday morning in Wasilla, but the circumstances
Thursday morning fire leaves Big Lake man homeless
Brian O'Connor WASILLA — An early morning fire destroyed a two-story house along Lois Lane near the intersection
Floodwaters rise in Willow area
Brian O'Connor WILLOW — Driven by heavy rain intermingled with snow, local rivers and creeks overran roads and flooded
Troopers seek missing Wasilla man
Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Alaska State Troopers are searching or a missing man who was last heard from on August 4
Postal Service investigating Settlers Bay office
Matt Tunseth WASILLA – The United States Postal Service Office is investigating complaints of slow mail delivery at the Settlers Bay