Noatak resident Jim Adams, 44, was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of his wife, 31-year-old Rhonda Adams, and of first-degree assault of his cousin, Charlie Bailey III.
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.
For the past week, Anchorage police have been busy responding to a number of incidents at the homeless encampment located at East Third Avenue and Ingra Street.
An Anchorage Superior Court judge on Monday handed down sentences for two men convicted of second-degree murder in the 2017 death of an East Anchorage High School student, Leroy Lawrence.
A man is dead and another was arrested and charged with murder after a reported shooting in the town of Alakanuk in Western Alaska, according to Alaska State Troopers.
A Fairbanks man has been arrested and faces murder and manslaughter charges after leading state troopers on a pursuit in July that resulted in a fatal crash.
After being arrested, taken into custody, and then subsequently released, the man accused of multiple attacks against people and property on and near Anchorage trails was arraigned in court Monday afternoon.
Anchorage police arrested two people in connection to a hoard of bicycles that were reportedly stolen from a Mountain View nonprofit that serves Alaskans with disabilities.
A man who was accused of placing stickers depicting hate symbols and carving swastikas into the doors of a Jewish museum in 2021 was sentenced Tuesday to serve 18 months in prison.
A man who authorities say shot an Alaska state trooper five times in an August 2021 shooting was convicted Tuesday by a Homer jury of attempted murder, among other charges.
Alaska State Troopers jailed 34-year-old Wesley “Scotty” Cruikshank after a Two Rivers resident reported seeing him on their property near mile 23 of Chena Hot Springs around 8:30 a.m.
Alaska State Troopers reported that a 17-year-old Fairbanks resident was driving under the influence of alcohol when he crashed the ATV with a 15-year-old passenger.
During that time, the man allegedly used his position to electronically transfer money for the city to a personal bank account, using fictitious entries in accounting software used by the city to make it appear the transfers were legitimate.
A man from Russian Mission has been convicted by a Bethel Superior Court jury of a variety of charges — including attempted murder — stemming from a robbery attempt in July of 2021.