Jonson Kuhn is an Investigative Reporter at Alaska’s News Source. With a background in newspapers and a focus on themes such as energy policy, consumer protection, and aviation, Jonson brings a wealth of experience to his reporting. He has been featured in numerous publications including North Forty News, Colorado Hometown Weekly, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jonson Kuhn
A sweeping independent review of the Anchorage Police Department’s use of force policies and practices released Wednesday has revealed stark racial disparities and systemic issues, with both the city’s top lawyer and the police chief to defending the department’s progress while pushing back against select recommendations.
By: Jonson Kuhn
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A sweeping independent review of the Anchorage Police Department’s use of force policies and practices released Wednesday has re
By: Jonson Kuhn
A judgment debtor examination is currently scheduled for Sept. 8 at 8:30 a.m., after an Anchorage Superior Court judge ruled last month that David Gottstein — son of late Alaska businessman Barney Gottstein — must sit for a second round of sworn testimony and produce financial records to satisfy a $1.67 million judgment stemming from a years-long dispute over his father’s estate.
By: Jonson Kuhn
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Alaska Court of Appeals on Friday threw out the felony voter misconduct indictment against a Whittier woman, ruling
By: Jonson Kuhn
Police have identified the motorcyclist killed in a Friday night hit-and-run collision on North Post Road as 25-year-old Miguel Pagan.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Police have identified the motorcyclist killed in a Friday night hit-and-run collision on North Post Road as 25-year-old Miguel
By: Jonson Kuhn
The authors of a landmark independent assessment of the Anchorage Police Department’s use of force have expressed strong confidence in Chief Sean Case’s commitment to reform, even as they defend key recommendations regarding high-risk police tactics.
By: Jonson Kuhn
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Alaska Supreme Court heard live oral arguments Wednesday in a critical civil case that could redefine how much
By: Jonson Kuhn
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The authors of a landmark independent assessment of the Anchorage Police Department's use of force have expressed strong
Social media platforms have rapidly become the most hazardous digital space for consumer fraud, leading to steep financial losses across Alaska and billions nationwide.
