Tess Williams

Both men survived their wounds. Trevor Stefano, charged with attempted murder, was on parole for second-degree murder in a 2006 case.

The report stopped short of publicly disclosing whether officers violated policy.

Both the suspect and the homeowner survived their gunshot wounds, police said. The shooting was the second involving police in 24 hours.

Merrill Field Airport reached 47 degrees on Monday and temperatures Tuesday remained in the high 30s and low 40s throughout Anchorage.

The University of Alaska Anchorage closed its campus Tuesday and People Mover warned of delays on routes.

The families of Amelia Nowak and Derek Duerr said they believe Matthew Davis’ 30-year sentence was not long enough. Anchorage District Attorney Brittany Dunlop said the plea agreement marked one of the highest sentences to be imposed in Alaska for a DUI homicide.

Family members of Jaclyn Welcome, a mother of six who was killed when an employee at a gas station near downtown fired on a group of people in 2021, criticized the sentence.

Caleb French secretly took photos of children with the intent of turning the images into AI-generated pornography, prosecutors said.

Officials trying to reduce pedestrian fatalities say the devices can help identify drivers who flee after striking cyclists or people on foot.

Kuach Kuach fatally shot 22-year-old Devan McDonald while he was in bed on a Sunday morning, according to criminal charges filed in the case.

Kavik Skonberg, 16, was indicted on 11 felony charges Thursday. He’s accused of throwing a fuel drum into a fire and causing an explosion last month.

Investigators initially believed Stephany Bilecki’s baby daughter died of SIDS in 2015. The case was reopened after her second daughter died of suffocation in 2017.

Police at the time said 27-year-old David Anthony Welch was killed in a drug deal gone awry.

More arrests were expected in the case involving the Mug-Shot Saloon, an Alaska State Troopers spokesman said Tuesday.

William Marsan, who had said he was a “free citizen” who wasn’t subject to government authority, was convicted by a federal jury of operating without a pilot’s license and flying an unregistered plane.