Roads were dicey across Southcentral Tuesday morning, following strong winds and a rain/freezing rain event that fell for inland areas of Southcentral.
In a world full of influencers and constant swiping, AlisaMarie Selvaggio, owner of Burn + Bloom wants you to connect. With yourself, with your relationships, with things that make you uncomfortable.
An Anchorage woman was sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in a scheme involving COVID-19 relief funds and stolen identities.
A lawsuit over the access to absentee ballots cast during the midterm election is getting traction in court, with both major Senate campaigns getting involved.
Two Kenai judges are trailing in their retention elections after the Alaska Judicial Council took the unusual step of recommending that voters remove them from the bench, according to unofficial election results.
A valuable nativity scene that was apparently stolen earlier this week was found early Friday morning miles from where it was last seen, according to the leader of a Palmer church.
Young people from across Alaska are preparing to take the stage at the Miss Alaska Elementary, Jr. High, High School, and Collegiate America Pageant in Anchorage.
On this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows recaps a busy Saturday on the pool deck, as the top swimmers from around Alaska gathered for one final high school meet in the 2026 season.
The Anchorage Police Department is investigating the circumstances surrounding a body that was found Monday morning near a northeast Anchorage intersection.
Anchorage police have released body camera video from the fatal August shooting of 53-year-old Lora Brady at a downtown apartment building, more than a month after the department’s 45-day window for releasing footage.
Bowlers representing five communities from across Alaska descended upon North Bowl in Wasilla Friday for the start of Special Olympics Alaska’s 2026 state bowling tournament.
Take a walk through downtown Anchorage, and it won’t be long before you find yourself looking at one of the city’s murals lining A street. Now, a new piece can be counted in that list.
Multiple images and new details were released concerning the interaction between the police and the suspect in Oct. 29’s officer-involved shooting in south Anchorage.
Days after the midterm election ended, the Alaska Senate race remains neck-and-neck, but the top two candidates each say the facts tell them they will win.
