The man used a stolen handgun to fire at a police officer after being pinned in his Jeep against a snowbank in a Klatt neighborhood, according to police. The officer did not fire back and was not injured.
A Halibut Cove restaurant owner has been indicted on federal charges after a video went viral on social media showing the restaurant owner circling a float plane in a boat at dangerously close proximity.
Troopers found the remains of two individuals in a house burned the day before New Year's Eve, which they reported as being a total loss. Two people were arrested with one of them receiving nine felony counts.
Seward police arrested a man after he drove his Chevrolet pickup truck into Resurrection Bay while his three daughters and a loaded rifle were in the vehicle.
A Kodiak man was arrested on Tuesday after a suspicious package containing more than a half-million dollars worth of illegal drugs was sent to him, the Alaska Bureau of Investigation said.
Anchorage Police Department officers responded to reports of a dead body with a gunshot wound outside of a residence on Cantonment Court on Tuesday afternoon.
The department said officers responded to a report of a shooting just before 1 a.m. Friday on Chugach Way. Officers said they found a “deceased adult male” lying outside when they arrived.
The Department of Justice said three people conspired to help the construction company win military contracts, including one that the department said was related to the “F-35 aircraft program” at Eielson Air Force Base.
The owner of the Polaris Bar in Nome has been charged with tax evasion and filing false tax reports after allegedly failing to report $3.2 million in income.
An Eagle River nurse practitioner has been convicted on 10 felony counts after prescribing approximately 4.5 million opioids without adequate medical justification, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Alaska.
A man was arrested in what authorities are calling “one of the most malicious, digitally facilitated sextortion and child pornography production schemes investigated to date by the FBI."
In Superior Court on Tuesday, an Anchorage man was sentenced to serve 50 years for attempted kidnapping, escape and robbery, according to a press release from the Alaska Department of Law.
Jordan Flowers, 23, was sentenced to second-degree murder for 30 years with 10 years suspended, as well as 10 years supervised probation following his sentence.
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