Police sent the Dimond High football case to state prosecutors. What happens next?
In Alaska's legal system, there are a few possible outcomes.
Anchorage School Board is deciding what’s next after board member’s attendance falls below requirement
Board member Bettye Davis, 80, has been having health issues, said the board president.
Candidates for Alaska governor put a spotlight on crime. But what are they going to do about it?
And how do they intend to pay for those plans?
Anchorage School District says its insurance company will pay for crisis communication work by PR firm
The firm, Strategies 360, is providing crisis communication work related to incidents involving Dimond High School and Ptarmigan Elementary School, the district says.
Anchorage School District and teachers union reach stalemate in contract negotiations, agree to federal mediator
“We’re kind of deadlocked,” said the head of the union.
How are they different? Candidates for governor get a minute each to explain in Anchorage forum.
“Please tell me something that will wow me, and inspire and make me vote for you,” an Anchorage resident told the candidates.
At a cost of $12,000 a month, a PR firm is providing crisis communication work for ASD in wake of the Dimond High investigation
The school district says Strategies 360 is helping get information out to students’ families and the public.
Police investigation into sexual assault allegations involving Dimond High students sent to state prosecutors
No arrests had been made, police said.
Candidates for Alaska governor talk crime, budget gap and oil in Anchorage forum
Before a business crowd, the four candidates running for Alaska's top elected office each made his pitch.
What parents need to know about the Anchorage School Board’s upcoming decision on school start times
The district will hold three open-house events this month, starting Thursday, about the possible changes. Anyone can attend.
For the second year in a row, more than half of Alaska students fail to meet grade-level standards
Alaska Education Commissioner Michael Johnson said in an interview he was pleased that this year’s statewide results showed “incremental growth.”
Under pressure to withdraw, Begich reaffirms plan to stay in Alaska governor’s race
Former U.S. Sen. Mark Begich held a press conference Tuesday to say he's still in the three-way battle.