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In light of the workplace violence that an left Alpine Apartments manager dead Tuesday night, experts share best practices they say can save lives.

An Anchorage jury found Marley Jolie Marque guilty for the 2020 murder of her own son.

Volunteer group Joint Base Against Drunk Driving - which offers safe rides homes to Department of Defense ID card holders - gear up for the upcoming holiday season.

After a long day of travel from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport to Portland on Tuesday, the service members that make up the seventeenth Last Frontier Honor Flight were greeted at their hotel by the city’s chapter of the Patriot Guard Riders.

Members are now exploring the possibility of putting a measure on the April 2024 ballot that would create a system of public restrooms across Anchorage.

Friends and family remember Josiah Goecker, who was killed at the Alpine Apartments where he worked on Monday afternoon.

A class action lawsuit centered around Alaskans who have been jailed longer than what is constitutionally legal was filed earlier this month against the Department of Corrections.

Anchorage police announced Tuesday night they have a suspect of interest in Monday’s fatal shooting in the Campbell Park neighborhood.

In a tight 7-5 vote, the Anchorage Assembly approved a resolution relating to body-worn cameras for police officers.