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Anchorage police are looking for a stolen Jeep Cherokee involved in a hit-and-run accident that put a man in the hospital Saturday.
Police seeking three in suspicious death
Anchorage police were looking for three potential witnesses late Saturday in connection with the suspicious shooting death of a man in a South Anchorage apartment.
East-side residents oppose creek plan
A tree-lined, wandering creek just east of Muldoon Road near the intersection of DeBarr is turning into a battleground for east-side residents.
Public swine flu clinic scheduled for today
The Anchorage municipality's first public clinic for swine flu vaccinations will take place today but will be limited to residents who fall into one of the priority groups, city officials say.
Sullivan vetoes action on payoff of city debt
Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan on Friday vetoed an Assembly action from Tuesday that he says would hurt his efforts to ease his difficulty of balancing the city budget in a time of tight revenue.
Claman: Assembly got details of budget from Begich
Municipal Attorney Dennis Wheeler said reasonable people might disagree with some of his conclusions faulting Mayor Mark Begich's financial reporting to the Assembly last year. It appears he was right.
PDF: Begich responses to Wheeler questions
Old murder reopened; police seek public's help
Police say new information has prompted them to reopen a 9-year-old unsolved murder case.
Flu vaccine clinics limited to risk groups
Free swine flu vaccinations are planned for some members of the public in Anchorage and Mat-Su in coming days.
Assembly approves new rules for landscaping future developments
The Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday night approved proposed new landscaping rules for developers.
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O'Malley column: Inside every sad story are a dozen more
Sometimes one story can have a dozen smaller stories tucked inside it. When I checked my e-mail Monday morning, I saw I was wrapped up in a story just like that.
Begich didn't disclose city cash shortfall, report says
An investigation by the city's chief attorney concludes that former Mayor Mark Begich knew and failed to tell the Anchorage Assembly that the city wasn't going to have enough money to cover all its budgeted expenses last year and this year.
Tenant escapes fire descending his own ladder
A tenant at a Midtown apartment was forced to escape out his second-floor window to get away from smoke and flames when the next-door unit caught fire Wednesday afternoon.
Assembly postpones action on 2010 Anchorage budget
The Anchorage Assembly ran out of time Tuesday night and postponed action on Mayor Dan Sullivan's proposed $421 million 2010 budget until next month.
Recession hasn't killed Knik Bridge
The proposed bridge across Knik Arm, estimated to cost about $680 million and held up by environmental studies, is still a high priority for the state, a high-level state transportation official told local decision-makers in Anchorage Tuesday.
Midtown growth to be discussed
The city will hold a public workshop Thursday on a plan to guide the growth of Midtown Anchorage.
Victims' families speak out after deadly Seward Highway wreck
The woman critically injured two weeks ago in a Seward Highway wreck blamed on a drunken driver is doing better but remains unconscious and doesn't know that her fiance, the father of her infant daughter, was killed, her family said Tuesday.
Power restored to all hit by Chugach Electric outage
Several thousand customers of Chugach Electric in Anchorage lost power this morning. The lights were back on for everyone by 9:13 a.m., a spokesman for the utility said.
New landscaping standards on Assembly agenda
Beautification has been sneaking up on Anchorage for years. Now the Assembly is considering a new slew of changes that some worry may cost too much.
Stage set for budget debate in Assembly meeting tonight
Mayor Dan Sullivan's proposed $421 million city budget for next year is set for action and a showdown tonight, with several Anchorage Assembly members wanting to tinker with his plan.
Two charged in downtown street robbery
A Fort Richardson soldier and his alleged accomplice have been charged with armed robbery after holding two people up at gunpoint near Sixth Avenue and I Street last weekend, police said Monday.
Accused serial rapist enters not-guilty pleas
An accused serial rapist who police say assaulted at least five women pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him at his arraignment Monday.
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Concourses A & B open in the South Terminal with an art show and live music at Anchorage's airport.
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Habitat for Humanity volunteers help a West African family recent to Anchorage build a house on Taku Drive in Muldoon.
Sheraton, Hilton workers unite to promote boycotts
Women need to watch their drinks -- and their drinking
Discounters, digital editions test local bookstore owners
Mountain View apartment fire sends 25 people to shelter
JULIA O'MALLEY: On the trailside, a sign of a troubled life
Assemblywoman cited for training program
Begich, Boggs center to open on weekends
Suspect pleads guilty in crack cocaine case
Woman holding crack sentenced to 5 years
Homeless addicts can wait months for help
Home-invading thief sentenced to 17 years
Drug trafficker given 7-year-plus sentence
DUI victim's family learned of death on his birthday
Man faces prison for pulling gun on mother
Fraud, theft charges dropped against Choy
Sahara Restaurant fire ruled act of arson
Obama offers thanks to airmen, soldiers during Alaska visit
Driver accused in fatal crash goes before judge
Coastal villages prepare for possible flooding from storm
Airspace restrictions set for Obama visit
Legislators seek estimates for new offices
Clumsy crimes, wild stories result in man's arrest
Former astronaut pleads guilty in attack on rival
A stranger's quilts and question marks
Gasoline prices in Anchorage Monday
Town hall will discuss library needs, future
Suspect in crash death jailed on release violation
Accidents increase as snow on roads turns icy
Murkowski plans town hall meeting on health care
Are local libraries in process of checking out?
What people think about libraries
Swine flu vaccinations scheduled for schools
Delta Air Lines moves ticket counters, docks
Free forums for young Natives, leaders set