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Prompted by the recent discovery of the remains of 215 Indigenous children at a Canadian school, the federal government will investigate the legacy of Indigenous boarding schools.

Alaska Pacific University announced it will no longer take standardized test scores into account when determining undergraduate admissions or merit-based scholarships in the future.

Peter Wilson faces 99 years in prison if the plea agreement is accepted.

Anchorage police have a man in custody following a deadly shooting that took place in the early morning hours of Saturday near downtown Anchorage.

Some Anchorage residents concerned about proposal for East Anchorage homeless shelter.

Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey will join Al Roker of the TODAY show and more than 50 other weather forecasters from across the nation to attempt to earn a new Guinness World Record title.

Ketchikan runner Isaac Updike is one race away from qualifying for the US Olympic Team.

The YEP Program employs Anchorage teens to improve city parks and trails.

Authorities defused an explosive device found on the beach near Wasilla over the weekend.

The Canada border closure with the US is impacting tourism in Southeast Alaska, trips to the doctor and treatment for pets.

In today's Tech Beat, Amazon Prime Day gets some competition, Netflix is selling show-related merchandise and Twitter wants you to be able to untag your name.

The Pokemon franchise has always been popular. During the pandemic, its popularity soared even higher, according to local retailers.

McCoy announced Saturday he’s putting together a new comprehensive crime strategy.

Seafler and his nephew Doug Post live on opposite ends of the country, but this life saving procedure for Seafler brought them together.

APD found the body of the 18-year-old on June 8 at the Nunaka Valley baseball fields.

Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday is a sign of hope for many in the African-American community. President Biden signed a bill into law on June 17, making Juneteenth the 11th federal holiday and the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day was created in 1983.

Police do not believe the five victims were targeted for being homeless.

The cemetery contains more than 180 graves of students who attended the former Carlisle Indian Industrial School - a government-run boarding school for Native American children.

The Fairbanks Police Department has identified the two people who died in a murder-suicide Tuesday.

Seward swimmer Lydia Jacoby discusses what it was like to become the first swimmer from Alaska to make the Olympic team.

The Mayor's Marathon brought the best out in Alaska's wildlife as a black bear and two cubs paused the race shortly at Goose Lake

On Saturday, three women are running in the Anchorage Mayor's Marathon looking to complete 50 marathons in 50 states.

A summertime career exploration program at King Tech offers a variety of courses for rising high school freshmen.

The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 96 new COVID-19 cases in the state on Friday. There are no new deaths related to the virus that was reported.

Wildfire season brings smoke with it, which can affect the health of some Alaskans more than others.

More damage discovered at Independence Mine in Hatcher Pass.

Anchorage police are investigating a shooting in Spenard. One man has been sent to the hospital with injuries.

In an email, Trump expressed his support for Tshibaka because she is “MAGA all the way,” and for her pro-energy, strong on the border, tough on crime and pro-military views.

With Father's Day right around the corner, we wanted to hear what viewers believe to be the perfect gift to give or get on this special day.

The "navigation center" would provide shelter to at least 400 people on the east side of Anchorage.