‘Rare September thunderstorm’ brews after fall’s first big windstorm hits Southcentral
Lightning strikes seen Monday in Cook Inlet and on the Kenai Peninsula were heading toward South Anchorage, a meteorologist said.
Aniak woman charged in stabbing death of brother
Troopers found Ralph Kvamme dead in the house he shared with his sister. He'd been stabbed in the chest.
2 Fairbanks hunters found dead in wreckage of plane
Timothy Sonnenberg, 45, and Jason Roberts, 43, were reported overdue from a hunting trip Friday morning.
Police sent the Dimond High football case to state prosecutors. What happens next?
In Alaska's legal system, there are a few possible outcomes.
Charges detail how cellphone led investigators to Kotzebue girl’s body
A Kotzebue man lied to federal investigators about knowing Ashley Johnson-Barr, according to federal charges that also said they were relatives and knew each other.
Murkowski: Kavanaugh, accuser should both testify under oath
Both of Alaska's senators said Monday they want to hear more about allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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.
Search continues for Kotzebue girl missing since Thursday
Police found the 10-year-old girl's cellphone but no sign of Ashley Johnson-Barr.
Hiker impaled by arrow left on Kenai Peninsula trail
The woman was more than four miles from the trailhead when an arrow pierced her knee, troopers said.
DOT officials puzzle over soggy ground – with no recent rain – at site of Seward Highway landslide
State transportation workers found wet ground may have contributed to the small landslide, despite the lack of recent rain.
Two injured in crash of small plane on training flight in Mat-Su
The student pilot was learning night flight operations when the plane crashed near Willow Airport, troopers said.
Bean’s Cafe helped him find meaning in the darkest chapter of his life. Now he’s a star volunteer there.
Lee Rubey first came to Bean's Cafe as a homeless client. Now he spends up to 60 hours a week volunteering.