Family accused of Ohio massacre spent months living quietly in an Alaska mobile home
Four members of the Wagner family moved north of Kenai last summer. On Tuesday, they were charged with killing eight people.
Report cites weak police documentation on missing and murdered Native women across U.S.
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski joined other lawmakers and representatives of the Urban Indian Health Institute to review the report’s findings Wednesday in Washington.
Victim in ‘one free pass’ case files civil lawsuit against Justin Schneider
The lawsuit asks for damages for “intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.”
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As a country, we still have a lot of work to do. We need to agree on some basic rules for civil discourse.
How mass shootings make even Alaskans victims of terrorism
The fear of random killing can affect us all now. Perhaps that fear itself makes the problem hard to solve.
Michael Avenatti arrested in LA on domestic violence charge
Michael Avenatti was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of domestic violence, Los Angeles police said.
Judge agrees to trial date in Anchorage transgender case
A federal judge in Alaska has agreed to a 2020 trial date for a lawsuit filed by a faith-based Anchorage women’s shelter against the city over a requirement that it accept transgender women.
About 100 people still on list of missing after Northern California wildfire that killed at least 48
Friends and relatives of the missing are growing increasingly desperate and say the list is incomplete.
Hunter dies after falling from canoe in Southeast Alaska
The man fell 150 yards offshore. He wore a float coat and floated near shore, where his son pulled him out.
Alaska’s commercial salmon harvest came in below forecast in 2018, largely due to pink salmon
The value of the catch was also down from 2017.
Anchorage School District and teachers union will resume contract talks Wednesday
It’s the latest step in the monthslong, at times contentious, bargaining process.
Raccoons drunk on crab apples cause false rabies scare in West Virginia
Police in Milton, W. Va., had calls about suspicious-acting raccoons twice in as many days.
