Tess Williams

Neeraj Bhatt told investigators he’d made false statements about how many times he entered a passenger’s cabin, according to an affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in Anchorage.

After a lengthy investigation, authorities accused Brandon Reed and accomplice Andrew Tyone of selling vodka in water bottles for several years.

Aaron Hambright, a contracted employee, shot the man three times at a Holiday gas station, court documents say. Police said the wounded man was stabilized at the hospital after arriving in critical condition.

The police department and union have negotiated on disagreements over the policy for more than a year. There’s not a clear timeline for when the cameras might be implemented.

Michael Drost, accused of stabbing a man during a confrontation over a lost dog, was convicted of murder, manslaughter and criminal trespass Tuesday.

Two prior police investigations based on reports of inappropriate behavior involving Nathaniel Erfurth did not result in charges, according to a criminal complaint filed Saturday.

It’s been more than 30 years since someone died after getting stuck on the Anchorage area’s extensive mud flats.

Zachary Belcher is considered the victim in an ongoing criminal case but says he is being victimized again by a system that’s held his vehicle as evidence for more than a year.

Financial assistance programs will open next week for people with flood damage due to ice jams on the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers and spring snowmelt in Glennallen.

Some neighbors were evacuated as firefighters worked with SWAT officers to keep the flames from spreading to other buildings, an Anchorage fire official said.

Floodwaters rose fast on Saturday and receded Sunday in Circle on the Yukon River and Crooked Creek on the Kuskokwim, leaving behind damage, debris and icebergs.

A Service High School student posted a photo to social media claiming they had a bomb at school, police said. No bombs were found.

Marc Edward Jackson experienced hypothermia and lost consciousness while the Alaska National Guard was responding to the area, troopers said.

Bishar Hassan was shot to death by three police officers in 2019. The judge ruled that their conduct was reasonable because they believed Hassan posed a threat.

Ibrahim Akal, 24, had transported the woman to an ER examination room at Providence Alaska Medical Center, according to a criminal complaint.