Man charged in East Anchorage hit-and-run death told police he didn’t stop to help because he was low on gas
The victim was run over from "chest to head," according to a court filing against 27-year-old Corey Hoppe.
How health care, taxis and training helped cut emergency calls around the Anchorage homeless shelter
A soaring number of hospitalizations and 911 calls in the area around Brother Francis Shelter and Bean's Cafe got hospital executives in Anchorage talking.
Farming works in Alaska, just not the way the government planned it
A new generation of Alaska farmers knows we can feed ourselves. And therein lies a lesson for our economic future.
Executives say they lost their jobs at one of Alaska’s largest hospitals for reporting improper billing of Medicare, Medicaid
The complaints in a lawsuit filed in federal court aren't true, say officials with the organization that runs the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage.
Alaska ‘trivia nerd’ competes on Jeopardy! Monday night
An Anchorage romance novelist wouldn't say whether she won on Jeopardy! But Alaskans can soon find out.
Saudis reject threats as stocks plunge after Trump comments
The warning from the world’s top oil exporter came after a turbulent day on the Saudi stock exchange, which plunged as much as 7 percent at one point.
Dimond flag football team plays like a champion, again
The Lynx won back-to-back championships and their seventh title in 13 years by defeating West 26-6 in Saturday's title game.
Soldotna Stars deny Eagle River to claim 7th straight state football crown
The title was the 10th in 12 seasons for Soldotna head coach Galen Brantley Jr.
It’s East versus West for Alaska’s Division I state football championship
East toppled Colony and West stunned Bartlett in Saturday's semifinal games.
Anchorage airport considers construction of ‘quick cargo’ warehouse
The warehouse would be situated near the cargo plane parking area, and it could house offices for shipping companies.
As sea ice melts, agency says harm to walruses not proven
How well walruses cope with less sea ice is at the heart of a legal fight over whether walruses should be listed as a threatened species, giving them an added protection against human encroachments.
Watch: A pygmy goat hops around the Anchorage animal shelter
The goat was up for adoption briefly Friday before it got a new home with an animal control officer.
Settlement reached in Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy case
The news operation's former owner, Alice Rogoff, will pay $1.5 million to the estate.
Here are the 33 people who want to become the next Anchorage School Board member
The current school board members will interview the applicants at a public meeting Oct. 20 at 10 a.m.
