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Glenn Highway Reopens after Tractor-Trailer Fire
Anchorage firefighters say one of the Glenn Highway’s inbound lanes has reopened after a tractor-trailer fire was brought under...
U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski Announces Her Support of Same-Sex Marriage
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), in an announcement she concedes will cause controversy, says she now supports legalizing same-sex...
Man Dies, Woman Injured in Glenn Highway Moose-Motorcycle Crash
Alaska State Troopers say a Sutton man died and a woman from Indian was critically Tuesday night, after their motorcycle struck a moose on...
Coast Guard Suspends Search for Missing Fisherman
The Coast Guard has ended its active search for a Washington man missing from a fishing boat west of Juneau.
Man Shot, Wounded During Argument in Big Lake
Alaska State Troopers are investigating a shooting that left a man injured at Big Lake in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.
Suspicious Object Removed from E. 8th Avenue & Hyder Street
Anchorage police responded to reports of a suspicious object at E. 8th Ave. and Hyder St. shortly before 7:20 a.m. Wednesday. The...
Mayor Dan Sullivan Announces Intent to Run for Lt. Governor
Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan says he will seek the job of lieutenant governor.
Light Earthquake Rattles Anchorage & Palmer
An earthquake occurred around 11:20 p.m. Tuesday near Anchorage. No tsunami danger has been reported.
Kenai River Early-Run Sport Fishing for Kings to Close Thursday
The Kenai River’s early-run king salmon sport fishery will close starting Thursday, as the Alaska Department of Fish and Game tries to...
Walmart Doors Withstand Gunfire in Eagle River Theft Getaway
Anchorage police say an Eagle River man was arrested early Tuesday, after he allegedly fired at a locked door at the local Walmart while...
AFD: How to Protect Your Home During Fire Season
High temperatures and red-flag warnings issued for recent low humidity and gusty winds serve as a reminder of Alaska's susceptibility to...
Record Breaking Heat Sparks Challenges for Retailers and Elders
Warmer than usual temperatures are prompting some challenges for retailers as they try to keep summer items on shelves to meet the demand.
JBER F-22s Surge in Sky with Improved Safety Systems
Back in the sky, with improved oxygen systems, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson officials say the F-22s are safer than ever after a deadly...
Bill Renaming Mount McKinley Makes Progress in Congress
The bill to rename Mount McKinley to Denali moved a step closer in Congress.
Bethel Man Drowns in Lake near Local Subdivision
Bethel police say a local man drowned in a lake Monday night while swimming home with his friend after an egg-hunting trip.
Man Injured in ATV Rollover near Willow
Alaska State Troopers say a man is headed to the hospital after he was injured in an all-terrain vehicle rollover near Willow Tuesday...
UAA Names Matt Thomas Next Seawolves Hockey Coach
The University of Alaska Anchorage announced its next hockey coach Tuesday, in an attempt to move forward from a contentious spring for both...
Coast Guard Finds 1 of 2 Overboard Men near Juneau
The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing to search for one of two men still missing from a fishing vessel, after both of its crew members went...
Oil Tax Reform Opponents Say Signature-Gathering Being Disrupted
Organizers behind an effort to repeal Alaska's oil tax overhaul say their efforts to gather signatures in Anchorage have been disrupted.
Treadwell Announces Campaign for U.S. Senate
Alaska Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell says he will run for U.S. Senate in 2014, seeking the seat now held by Mark Begich.
Chugach Electric Plans Upper Kenai Peninsula Outages Next Week
Chugach Electric says its upper Kenai Peninsula customers will face a series of brief power outages next week, as the utility conducts...
Marquinn Jones-Nelson Convicted in Murder of Devante Jordan
Marquinn Jones-Nelson was convicted of all counts Monday afternoon in the 2011 death of Devante Jordan at a Mountain View apartment, as a...
Downtown Summer Solstice to Take Over 4th Avenue
Celebrate the longest weekend of the year with a free festival in downtown Anchorage.
Injured Hiker Medevaced near Sitka
The director of the Alpine Adventure Run has been identified as the hiker who broke her hip in a fall near Sitka and had to be medically...
Financial Woes Force AFD Tender 9 Shutdown
Anchorage Fire Station 9 is fully equipped to supply fire fighters with water. The tank is a 2,500-gallon absolute water carrying machine,...
Sen. Pete Kelly Plans Bill to Keep Signatures Private
A Fairbanks senator plans to introduce legislation that would keep the names of those who sign initiatives and referenda private.
Juneau's Main Street Corridor to Close for Paving
Juneau's downtown Main Street is set to be closed Tuesday for a paving project.
Bears Prompt Closing of Popular Fairbanks Trail
A popular hiking trail at the Chena River State Recreation area near Fairbanks remains closed because of bears.
Planning Commission Rejects Monofill Permit
The Mat-Su Borough Planning Commission denied a Conditional Use Permit request from Central Environmental Incorporated Monday night. ...
Officials Targeting Growing City Senior Population Needs
Audrey Kelly, 69, has kept her feet moving in Alaska for the past 50 years and will continue to do so at the Anchorage Senior Center in...
Flattop Overflow Parking Lot Expected to Open before Summer Solstice
The overflow parking lot at Flattop was expected to open at the start month, but Chugach State Park officials adjusted the opening date...
Kaouti Fire Burning on Chena Hot Springs Road
Road and flight closures were temporarily in place Monday evening near Two Rivers as fire fighters battle the Kaouti Fire on Chena Hot...
UAA Hosts Engineering Summer Camp for Middle School Students
40 middle school students learned the basics of engineering and will continue to do so in a weeklong summer camp at the University of Alaska...
Alaska Flags Ordered to Half-Staff for Rep. Fuller
Governor Sean Parnell ordered state flags to be lowered to half-staff on Tuesday, June 18 in honor of the late state Representative John...
Ouzinkie Man Dies of Injuries in May ATV Crash
An Ouzinkie man who was critically injured in a May all-terrain vehicle died of his wounds last week, according to Alaska State Troopers.
Man in Critical Condition after South Anchorage Shooting
Anchorage police say a 19-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot Monday morning in South Anchorage.
Juneau Man Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Girl's Death
A jury has convicted a Juneau man of manslaughter in the death of his then-girlfriend's infant daughter.
Rabbit Creek Flooding Affects Potter Marsh Wildlife
Sudden flooding along Rabbit Creek last Friday had a significant impact on a popular...
Official: Competing LNG Trucking Applications Could Slow Project
A state official says competing applications to provide natural gas distribution in North Pole could slow a liquefied natural gas trucking...
Injury Crash Slows Traffic at South Anchorage Intersection
Anchorage police responded to an injury crash at a busy South Anchorage intersection Monday morning, which knocked out power to its...
Former Coast Guard Cutter Storis Up for Auction
The federal government is putting a former Coast Guard cutter up for auction.
Alaska Receives Donation for Marine Debris Removal
The state has received a $19,000 donation for marine debris cleanup on Alaska shores.
Crews Fighting Wildfire near Harding Lake
Wildfire crews are working to extinguish a fire near a popular recreation area south of Fairbanks off the Richardson Highway.
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