Three people were convicted for a scheme that denied computer access to the internet.

Worried about losing their jobs, dozens of medical and other professionals gathered at a listening session Saturday at Anchorage Assembly Chambers, saying they're being discriminated against. Hospitals say staff shortages are not due to their vaccine policies.

Anchorage police are asking for the public's help in finding the vehicle that struck and killed a pedestrian.

A winter weather advisory is set for the Copper River Basin beginning at 7 p.m. Monday

VAERS is a nationwide database for vaccine reactions that anybody can use, but it can't determine whether a vaccine actually caused a reaction.

Anchorage hospitals are reaching the brink of capacity as roughly 20% of those hospitalized have COVID-19. The city's health care workers are sounding the alarm as crisis care standards are being put into place, and some unvaccinated COVID-19 patients say they realize now that it's about protecting those around them from being sick.

Playoff teams are starting to think about seeding with only two weeks left in the regular season.

Dimond High School, West Anchorage High School and Soldotna High School won their brackets in their respective volleyball divisions.

Board members said they would listen to extensive public testimony as they formulate a final political map.

Alaska reports 1 new death and high hospitalizations, while JBER declarers a public health emergency.

Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson has named a new director for the municipality’s health department.

Residents near the Sullivan Arena express concern over the future of the mass shelter at the same time it works through a transition to a new contractor.