Maria Downey

Alaska reported a record high number of COVID-19 hospitalizations on Thursday and more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases.

The field that hosts Wasilla's Legion Post 35 baseball teams has been struck with vandalism for the fourth time since 2016.

An Alabama man whom a judge alleged was “leading the charge” during the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol was denied release Thursday in an Alaska courtroom while his case proceeds.

Leaders of the Anchorage Assembly have sent a letter to Mayor Dave Bronson saying they don't recognize the firing of the city's first chief equity officer, and asking Bronson for his grounds for firing him.

A man was treated for puncture and laceration wounds earlier this week after being mauled by a brown bear near Cantwell, troopers say.

Tastee Freez owner Rich Owens said it's tough to operate a business during COVID-19. Now, he's offering vaccines.

The state health department was hit by a cyberattack in May, which is continuing to have big impacts on Alaska's child care industry.

Wasilla High School is being recognized for its efforts to be inclusive as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School.

After two years of pandemic buying online and a strain on global supply chains, customers and shop owners are finding their goods being delivered months after being ordered. In Alaska it means fewer Christmas toys and shortages of parts for things like helmets.

Mayor Dave Bronson's administration is working on a new web form on the city website for the public to report violations of the temporary mask requirement.

Environmental groups believe efforts to push the Willow Project forward will continue.