Arielle Ingram-David

Alaska is a maritime state, and its economy relies heavily on the industries that depend on the sea.

The Dena’ina Center in Downtown Anchorage was filled with colorful costumes and enthusiastic fans this weekend as Senshi Con, the largest anime, gaming, and pop culture convention in Alaska, ended.

Many dream of retirement, but saving for it can be complicated. One of the critical choices is between a traditional 401(k) and a Roth 401(k) plan.

For those looking for a rewarding career in the building trades sector, the Southeast Apprenticeship EXPO in Juneau is a major opportunity being offered.

Anchorage police are alerting the public about a series of robberies involving Facebook Marketplace. According to a press release, some people have been using the online platform to sell shoes, but instead of delivering the goods, they have been robbing the buyers at gunpoint.

The Alaska Marine Highway System is suffering an issue faced by many national maritime operators — not enough crew — but officials are working to change that and help Alaskans find jobs.

A long wait for a heart has now ended for one Fairbanks man as he made his way back home to warm smiles, lots of hugs, and a new heart.

Alaska has no in-state eating disorder treatment center, leaving many people and families forced to go out of state for treatment.

To draw attention to the issue of suicide among veterans, the Alaska Black Caucus discussed mental health issues among Black veterans in one of its weekly community conversations.

Many have heard of it, if not seen it, on calendars — Kwanzaa, a celebration of Black culture and African heritage and traditional values.

The driver involved in a hit-and-run crash Sunday night has turned himself in to Anchorage police.

On Thursday, Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed Senate Bill 174 at Anchorage hair salon A Head of Time Design Academy.

A 2-year-old child has died from his injuries after a rollover crash on Lake Otis Parkway last week, according to an updated advisory from Anchorage police.

Investigators attempted to arrest 63-year-old Jimmy Janeway at home on probable cause of sexual abuse of a minor and sexual assault, but ultimately shot him after Janeway pointed his gun at officers.

The month of August is National Black Business month across the country. While some couldn't wait to participate here in the state of Alaska, there was one business in Alaska that didn't.

Iditarod Elementary School canceled classes Friday after numerous leadership, support, and instructional staff had to call out due to illness.

Alaska State Troopers were notified of a head-on collision on the Parks Highway on Thursday.

The Department of Natural Resources said that over $1.5 million would be distributed to 441 individuals through the Micro-Grants for Food Security Program from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Anchorage police said in a community release that the black bear was last seen just west of the airport runway.

Family members described Green as a beloved husband, father, and teacher — a man that just went out of his way for his family and his students.

Alaska State Fire Marshal Richard Boothby announced his retirement from the Alaska Department of Public Safety on Wednesday.

The Albert Loop Trail and nearby areas in Chugach State Park will be closed on Thursday at 9 p.m. due to bears’ annual return to feed on salmon near the Eagle River Nature Center.

The Anchorage Fire Department responded to a residential fire on the 12200-block of Avion Street.

A woman was killed in a crash on the Glenn Highway on Thursday evening, according to a news release from Anchorage police.

Anchorage police responded to a reported attempted kidnapping on Thursday.

Mayor Clay Walker made a local disaster declaration and has asked Gov. Mike Dunleavy to declare a disaster emergency for Denali Borough residents.

After a fishing vessel washed up on shore in the Bristol Bay area near Naknek and leaked diesel fuel, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game temporarily closed commercial salmon fishing.