Alaska Gov. Bill Walker, who had been running as an independent, dropped out of the governor's race on Friday, leaving Democrat Mark Begich and Republican Mike Dunleavy as leading contenders.
Emotional AFN farewell to governor called historic
A procession of Alaska Native leaders showered Gov. Bill Walker with praise and remorse after he announced he was no longer running for governor.
On the witness stand, former Alaska National Guard commander says cover-up accusations are false
Former Maj. Gen. Thomas Katkus took to the witness stand in a civil lawsuit against the city of Anchorage on Friday.
Men involved in fatal Yakutat stabbing were Washington state ferry coworkers
John Fergerson was stabbed to death and died Sunday. His friend John Lee Stapleton was charged with his murder.
Man found shot to death outside power plant near Butte
Though troopers first responded to the scene in Mat-Su, police said the killing is believed to have happened in Anchorage.
For the East T-birds, a wet and wonderful finish to the football season
The defense dominated and the offense clicked in a 35-6 state-championship victory over West.
Walker’s last bold act as governor allows Alaskans to choose our future
Bill Walker was a courageous governor at a difficult time. But has Alaska changed too much for his kind of leadership?
‘Book of Mormon’ rides the line between satire and sacrilege
A touring company will perform the Tony Award-winning musical a dozen times in Anchorage this month.
How Alaska eats: I vote for Sarah Palin’s moose chili + parm-roasted carrots and apple cake
The Palin Crock-Pot chili, with a couple tweaks, is pretty good and super practical. Go ahead, @ me.
Secret report says Anchorage police botched investigation into drug dealing by Alaska National Guard recruiters
Read the 97-page report that led to the secret suspension of Anchorage Police Chief Mark Mew, made public for the first time.
Saudi claims that Khashoggi died in a ‘brawl’ draw immediate skepticism
Officials called on the Trump administration to investigate the Saudi journalist’s death.
‘I’m going to hurt a lot of people’: Man convicted of sending threats by text and Facebook
Tyler Chance Bateman, 28, threatened to shoot two family members and a former employer and said he was "going to hurt a lot of people," according to court testimony.
Bull moose are in rut across Southcentral Alaska. We witnessed a brutal fight in the middle of the city.
We heard tortured bellowing along an Anchorage bike trail, then saw two moose in silhouette, one lying on the ground.
Former head of juvenile detention center charged with possession of child pornography
Dennis Weston, who once worked as superintendent at the McLaughlin Youth Center in Anchorage, was indicted by a federal grand jury.
