Police sent the Dimond High football case to prosecutors. What happens next?
In Alaska's legal system, there are a few possible outcomes.
‘She knew who he was’: Unified by loss, Kotzebue puzzles over arrest in child homicide case
With a local man jailed on charges of lying to federal investigators, the questions about how 10-year-old Ashley Johnson-Barr died are just beginning.
‘What am I supposed to do with these things?’ Plastic bag ban puts some Anchorage businesses in a bind
One group is pushing for a referendum on the bag ban as officials and advocates work to help residents and businesses adapt by March 1.
Women publicly supporting Kavanaugh or accuser find themselves in storm’s center
A classmate of Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser tweeted that the alleged attack “was spoken about for days afterward in school” and that Kavanaugh “should stop lying.” But in a Facebook post hours later, she said she had no firsthand knowledge of the matter.
Alaska’s toughest budget choices are yet to come
Because it's an election year, candidates are loath to level with voters that there's no easy way out of the budget plight.
Child pornography investigation, not aliens, triggered mysterious closure of New Mexico solar observatory
Questions outnumbered answers as the National Solar Observatory stayed shuttered for 10 days this month.
Trial moved for man charged in killing of Ketchikan surgeon
The trial of a Washington state man charged in the death of an Alaska surgeon will be held in Juneau.
Southeast shrimping, crab fisheries kick into gear; market for sea cucumbers gets a boost
Laine Welch: Divers, who received about $4 per pound for their sea cucumber catches last year, are likely to get even higher prices. The cukes are considered a delicacy in Asian countries where they are served in many fresh, frozen and powdered forms.
Former youth hockey treasurer sentenced to 14 months for embezzlement
Prosecutors said Suchan used the money to pay for a chicken coop; family vacations to Disneyland and Alyeska Resort; payments for a BMW; and mortgage payments on her Eagle River home.
3 hackers get light sentences after working with the FBI
The investigation originated in Anchorage after some internet-connected devices in Alaska were affected by the Mirai malware.
Caregivers did mock ‘surgeries’ and hit kids at Anchorage child care center, investigation finds
The owner of Crystal Child Development Center said she fired two employees on the spot when she learned the results of the inquiry.
