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Community and residential solar energy projects of the Alaska Energy Authority and Alaska Housing Finance Corporation get huge funding boost from EPA's Solar for All program.

A teenager has been arrested in connection to the April 12 stabbing death of another teen at a Wasilla movie theatre.

By Friday morning, a rescue attempt by the Alaska Air National Guard was again halted by high winds, but improving conditions allowed the Guard helicopter and pararescuemen to land near the skiers by late morning.

The husband of Juneau Mayor Beth Weldon died in a motor vehicle accident over the weekend, according to the City and Borough of Juneau.

Lawmakers in a special House committee are focused on countering the Chinese government allegedly fueling the fentanyl crisis in the U.S.

Local community leader and entrepreneur Carmela Warfield was elected as the Alaska Republican Party’s new chair Saturday at the Republican Party State Convention.

The Anchorage Fire Department is investigating a fire late Wednesday night at the former Cattle Company Steakhouse building in Midtown.

Peninsula Airways founder and recipient of the Wright brothers Master Pilot award as well as an inductee of the Alaska Aviation Hall of Fame, Orin Seybert, 87, died of natural causes early Friday morning in Anchorage.

The Alaska job market expanded by 8,900 jobs — or 2.8% — in the month of March, according to the latest figures released by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development.