COVID-19 doesn’t care if you’re young and healthy. We all need to do better.
While some gathered en masse to protest the idea of taking precautions, I struggled to fall asleep, wondering if a rogue blood clot would kill me.
Police ask for help in identifying possible sex abuse victims in Anchorage, Mat-Su
James Moen told police he abused young girls in Anchorage and the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.
After multiple violations, fishing guide banned from boating in Alaska waters
Stuart Merchant of Klawock received a rare sentence: He may not enter a boat in Alaska waters for 12 months.
Missing hiker found dead in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
An Oregon man who went missing this month was found dead in a river Wednesday, officials said.
An Anchorage mom thought she and her children had a flu bug. It was something much more dangerous.
Gavin Klebs, 10, died and his mother and sister were sickened when exhaust from a propane-powered refrigerator leaked into the family's off-grid recreational cabin near Big Lake.
4.6 earthquake in Alaska Range felt strongly in Mat-Su, Anchorage
No damage was reported from the jolt just before midnight.
4 charged in ‘savage’ beating of man brought to hospital in dog kennel
Three of the beating suspects remained at large Wednesday, along with a woman allegedly connected with the attack.
Aniak man charged with murder was ‘angry and didn’t know why,’ according to court documents
Joseph Patrick Yaska, 29, killed a man and injured others during a shooting spree early Sunday, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday in Aniak District Court.
1 dead, 1 wounded in Aniak shooting spree, troopers say
A man was charged with murder after a woman was shot and wounded Sunday and another person killed in the Western Alaska village, troopers said.
Alaska guide and assistants accused of herding bears for hunters
A master guide is charged with asking his assistants to help herd bears using snowmachines last year in the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve.
6 charged with stealing checks from Anchorage mail and vehicles to get cash
Authorities said that six people charged with mail theft and other crimes got the property across the city from August 2016 to May 2017.
New UAF project hopes to enlist citizen scientists to monitor Alaska berries
Residents can volunteer to help monitor rose hips, high and low bush cranberries and crowberries -- berries that many small animals depend on to survive winter in Alaska.