Snow arrives in Anchorage and Matanuska Valley, with a total of 5-9 inches expected
Several inches of snow had fallen across the area by Saturday evening, with more expected.
Anchorage police officer pleads not guilty to assault charges
Officer Cornelius Aaron Pettus, 32, is accused of punching and kicking 49-year-old Sam Allen after Pettus and another officer gave Allen a bicycle citation.
‘It’s good that we don’t forget’: Two JBER soldiers memorialized after their deaths in Afghanistan
The Alaska-based soldiers died during the 4-25′s most recent deployment in support of Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.
Republicans confirm state Rep. Josh Revak for vacant Senate seat
Gov. Mike Dunleavy and local Republicans must now fill Revak’s state House seat.
South Anchorage elementary school vandalized
About $2,500 in theft and damage was done to Chinook Elementary School, a school district representative said.
Anchorage man pleads guilty to killing of Alaska Zoo gardener
Clayton Charlie, whose family said he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, had a history of violent outbursts.
A warmer winter with more precipitation is in the forecast for Alaska
Higher temperatures will be the new normal in a couple of years, a National Weather Service meteorologist says.
All hail the ‘Queen of Corpulence’: Say hello to this year’s Fat Bear Week champion
“She is phenomenally fat,” a ranger said of 435 Holly, one of the most popular bears at Katmai National Park.
APD officer charged with assault after allegedly punching and kicking man with bicycle violation
Officer Cornelius Aaron Pettus, 32, faces two counts of fourth-degree assault and is on paid administrative leave.
Fight between roommates led up to Anchorage man’s death, court documents say
Anchorage police have identified the man who died in last week’s homicide as Teodoro F. Berdan, 59.
Mix of rain and snow in weekend forecast for Southcentral Alaska
The mountains around Hatcher Pass could get over 10 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service.
32 Alaska-based paratroopers hurt when they drifted into trees during Mississippi training exercise
Injuries on jumps are fairly common but "to have this number is relatively rare,” a brigade commander said.