The life and death of an Anchorage undercover informant
David Cargill went undercover to bust drug dealers and ended up dead. What went wrong?
Alaska State Fair could lose its liquor license as alcohol board discusses holding it ‘hostage’
The Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office is cracking down on longtime licenses that don’t appear to meet legal requirements.
Kikkan Randall tackles cancer treatment and tough choices with help from friends and fans
Part 3, August: Kikkan Randall adjusts to a wearying chemo regimen and increasing sickness with the support of friends.
Series: Kikkan Randall's cancer year
The Olympic gold medalist allowed ADN journalist Marc Lester to follow her journey from homecoming through recovery from surgery.
Missouri poacher involved in killing hundreds of deer ordered to repeatedly watch ‘Bambi’
“The deer were trophy bucks taken illegally, mostly at night, for their heads, leaving the bodies of the deer to waste,” said Don Trotter, the prosecuting attorney in Lawrence County.
Trump agrees to shut down his charity amid allegations he used it for personal and political benefit
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood announced that the Donald J. Trump Foundation is dissolving as her office pursues its lawsuit against the charity, the president and his three eldest children.
Anchorage radio host Rick Rydell signs off to begin Fish & Game job for Dunleavy
Rydell, whose real name is Rick Green, was among three appointees named late last week.
For many Southcentral Alaska families, the quake isn’t over. Dozens are still displaced from unsafe homes.
Couples like Albert Schoonbeek and Candice Roberson are confronting scary financial questions after the Nov. 30 earthquake.
Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer wants audit of Alaska election system after irregularities
Meyer said an audit may not find much, if anything, but said even if there is a minor issue, it’s important to fix to ensure trust in the election process.
