Weeks After Kodiak Coast Guard Double Homicide, Few Answers

It's been more than a month since a gunman opened fire inside a Coast Guard communications station in Kodiak, killing two men.

Schaeffer Cox Trial: Alaska Militia Accused of Murder Plot

Schaeffer Cox carries himself with youthful swagger as he spreads a message to his many admirers of an out-of-control federal government...

Army Corps Bribery: Khan Pleads Guilty in Contracting Fraud Scheme

A former Army Corps of Engineers employee has pleaded guilty to his role in a $30 million bribery and kickback scheme involving the awarding...

FBI, Coast Guard Seek Help in Kodiak Shooting Investigation

FBI and Coast Guard investigators want to speak with anyone in Alaska who may have sold, traded or transferred several models of .44-caliber...

Texted Trooper Crashes Illegal Bethel Alcohol Buy

A text message to an Alaska state trooper in Bethel seeking to illegally buy alcohol led to misdemeanor charges against two women early...

Juneau Catching Litterbugs with Portable Trail Cameras

Juneau is cracking down on litterbugs.

James Koenig Arrested on Assault, DUI Charges

James Koenig, the father of slain barista Samantha Koenig, was arrested early Tuesday morning on charges including assault and DUI after...

APD Says Remains Recovered in Disappearance of Woman

Human remains involved in the disappearance of Angela Dixiano were recovered on Friday, May 11 – more than two years since she was...

Man Charged with Breaking into Shungnak Store

Alaska State Troopers say a 19-year-old Kiana man broke into the Native grocery store at Shungnak, stole $800 in merchandise and...

Anchorage Police Look for Love Seat in Clinton Reeves Case

Anchorage police are looking for help in finding a piece of furniture which may be connected to the murder of Senior Airman Clinton Reeves.

Alaska Mammoth Tusk Smuggling Trial Starts May 14

The federal trial for an Alaska guide charged with helping a client smuggle a 10,000-year-old mammoth fossil to Pennsylvania starts Monday...

Thieves Strip Wiring from Fairbanks Habitat for Humanity Warehouse

The entire wiring at the Habitat for Humanity warehouse in Fairbanks has been stripped by thieves.

Recent Homicides Leave Anchorage Residents Concerned About Safety

Boys and Girls Club Maintenance Worker Sentenced for Distributing Child Pornography

A maintenance worker at the Boys and Girls Club was sentenced to seven years in prison for distributing child pornography on Tuesday,...

APD Arrests Airman for Evidence Tampering in Missing JBER Airman Case

A Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson airman arrested Tuesday evening in connection with the disappearance of Senior Airman Clinton Reeves...

Kenai Charity Scam: Trial Date Set as Accused Man Enters Not Guilty Plea

A 52-year-old Kenai man charged with creating a charity for overseas soldiers and keeping most of the donations has pleaded not guilty to...

Juneau High-Speed Chase Ends after Patrol Car Side-Swiped

Police in Juneau say a 26-year-old driver ran multiple red lights at high speed and side-swiped a patrol car before crashing into a tree.

Interior Drunk Driver in Fatal Crash Gets 45-day Sentence

A 57-year-old Nenana woman convicted of driving while intoxicated in a fatal crash has been sentenced to 45 days in jail.

Kenai Man Accused of Pocketing More Than $140,000 in Charity Scam

A Kenai man is accused of pocketing more than $140,000 in donations that he claimed would be used for care packages for deployed soldiers.

Schaeffer Cox and Militia Trial Begins in Federal Court

The trial of three Fairbanks militia members, accused of possessing illegal weapons and conspiring to kill state and federal employees,...

Suspected Juneau Pill Dealer Agrees to Change of Plea

A man suspected of illegally distributing more than 13,000 narcotic painkiller pills has filed a notice that he intends to change his plea.

Dangerous Driving Campaign Successful So Far, Says APD

The Anchorage Police Department’s goal to have no motorist die in a dangerous driving crash during 2012 has been successful so far,...

Corey Rossi Enters Guilty Plea in 2008 Bear Hunt Violations

Corey Rossi, the former director of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Wildlife Conservation, entered a guilty...

APD Arrests Suspect in South Anchorage Deadly Shooting

The Anchorage Police Department has arrested a suspect on Thursday for a deadly shooting that happened earlier this year in mid-March.

Anchorage Man Charged with Assaulting Toddler Twice

An Anchorage man has been charged with two felony counts of second-degree domestic-violence assault after allegedly throwing and hitting his...

Juneau Police Quickly Find Escaped Prisoner

A 23-year-old prisoner made a dash for freedom from the Juneau courthouse but was taken into custody a few minutes later.

Alaska Dividend Fraud: Anonymous Tip Led to Charges for Couple in Hawaii

A Juneau grand jury has indicted an Anchorage couple suspected of illegally accepting more than $36,000 in Alaska Permanent Fund dividends...

Ft. Wainwright Soldier Acquitted of Sexual Abuse

A jury in Fairbanks has acquitted a 27-year-old Fort Wainwright soldier who was charged with sexually assaulting a woman February 2011 at...

Jacob Brouch Sentenced for Weapons Misconduct in Russian Roulette Death

Jacob Brouch, a former JBER soldier, will spend several months behind bars after a judge sentenced him on weapons misconduct for his role in...

Fairbanks Woman Sentenced for Credit Union Robbery

A state judge has sentenced a 33-year-old Fairbanks woman to 10 years in prison for robbing a credit union.

4-year-old Fires Handgun in Fairbanks Pawn Shop

Fairbanks police say a 4-year-old boy playing with a handgun at a pawn shop fired a round into the store's ceiling.

Former Ketchikan Mayor Enters Guilty Plea in Child-Porn Case

The former mayor of Ketchikan has pleaded guilty to seven counts of possession of child pornography.

Three Men Sentenced for Vandalizing Nikiski School, Buses

Three men have been sentenced for vandalizing a Nikiski school and buses, with a judge giving them their choice of jail time or community...

High Speed Chase End with Spike Strips

Troopers say a late night, high speed chase with a wanted man ended with the Anchorage police deploying spike strips.

Former Ketchikan Mayor Plea Change for Child Porn Charges

A change-of-plea hearing for former Ketchikan mayor Jack Shay has been scheduled for Monday.

Fairbanks Man Charged with Murder in Toddler's Death

A Fairbanks man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son.

South Anchorage Homes, Cars Spray-Painted by Vandals

A South Anchorage neighborhood was hit by vandals early Friday morning who left spray-painted graffiti on numerous houses and vehicles.

Fairbanks Woman Charged With Attempted Murder of Husband

A Fairbanks woman charged with attempted murder is being held without bail in the Fairbanks Correctional Center.

Fairbanks Man Stabbed After Allegedly Refusing Alcohol Buy

A Fairbanks man may have been stabbed because he refused to buy alcohol for a teenager.

Palmer Family Credits Son's Facebook Posts for Foiling Burglary

A Palmer family says their 12-year-old son's quick-thinking actions likely stopped a burglary attempt they say went on at their home...

Jacob Brouch Acquitted of Manslaughter in Friend's Russian Roulette Death

Jacob Brouch was acquitted of manslaughter by a jury Thursday in the death of his friend during a drunken game of Russian roulette last...

Kenai Jury Awards $2 Million in Foster Care Suit

Two sisters have been awarded $2 million from the state of Alaska after being abused in foster care.

Jacob Brouch Manslaughter Case Goes to Jury

The Jacob Brouch manslaughter trial is in the hands of the jury, after attorneys gave closing arguments in the case Wednesday.

Man Convicted of Making Bomb Threats to Avoid Urine Analysis

FBI Seeks More Information on Vehicle in Kodiak Shootings

Fort Wainwright Soldier Accused of Rape Goes on Trial

A Fort Wainwright soldier is on trial accused of trying to rape a Fairbanks woman.

Ted Nugent Pleads Guilty to Illegal Alaska Bear Kill

Rocker and gun rights advocate Ted Nugent has pleaded guilty to transporting a black bear he illegally killed in Alaska.

Jurors in Jacob Brouch Trial Watch Police Interview

Jurors in the Jacob Brouch manslaughter trial Monday got to watch a three-hour videotaped interview between Brouch and police detective...

AK Coast Guard Officer Pleads Guilty to Illegal Hunting

AU.S. Coast Guardpetty officer has pleaded guilty of illegally hunting from his vessel.        &...

FBI Looking for Information on 2 Vehicles in Kodiak Shootings