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Troopers arrested Isaiah Fancyboy on multiple counts of third- and fourth-degree assault.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be awarding $723,000 in grants to monitor beach water quality and set up public notification programs in Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

A Fairbanks teacher is on paid suspension for classroom remarks the school district calls "racially insensitive."

All across the nation, car dealers are facing a new and used car shortage. The impact is also being felt right here in Anchorage.

A Wasilla man was taken to Mat-Su Regional Medical Center then flown to an Anchorage hospital where he died from his injuries.

Ten people from eight Alaska towns will be honored for their heroic acts.

On Monday, the House considered dozens of unheard amendments after eight days of deadlock.

A Wasilla man who plows driveways for free is searching for his stolen truck

The state has conducted more than 2.16 million COVID-19 tests since the pandemic began, and currently has a seven-day average positivity rate of 1.76%.

The chance to weigh in on the Anchorage Police Department's future body camera policy is coming up in the form of a community meeting.

With voters set to choose a new mayor next week, Ken McCoy might only have the next two months in the job as Anchorage’s top cop.

Southbound lanes of Lake Otis Parkway are closed at Debarr Road. Use alternate route, police say.

On Saturday, two new beauty queens were crowned for the titles of Miss Alaska Teen USA and Miss Alaska USA.

The pilot and two passengers walked away without any visible injuries.

In less than four months, America's northernmost city went from complete darkness to 24 hours of daylight.

Norwegian Cruise Line gave the money to help those areas cope with the absence of cruise ship season.

Alaska State Troopers responded to a single-vehicle rollover crash involving “possible entrapment” near Golden Hills and the Palmer-Wasilla Highway.

Event held at Palmer Airport from Anchorage due to COVID-19 restrictions in place at the time in the city.

Anchorage police said 32-year-old Zachary Bourdon was the man found dead at the scene of the vehicle vs. pedestrian collision.

Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility says it's seen an uptick in people flushing wipes and other items down the toilet during the pandemic which are clogging up sewer pipes.

Businesses are finding it difficult to fill their vacant employee positions.

The summer season at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is picking up.

Here's what it means when an earthquake report says an earthquake is a certain number of miles from Anchorage.

More than 70% of eligible people in the Juneau region have been fully vaccinated.

After 35 years in business, impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic have caused the doors on Art Services North to close.

A statement from the department Friday says existing regulations released in 2016 remain in effect and are key to ensuring adequate safety and environmental protections.

Next week, the Spenard palm tree takes one step closer to becoming a permanent installation on the corner of Spenard Road and 30th Avenue.

The Alaska House appears set to vote on its version of the operating budget next week, as the deadline to finalize it draws near.

COVID-19 rental assistance is on its way to landlords and utilities on behalf of tenants, but many who applied have yet to see the money.

Kenneth Manzanares’ attorneys say they plan to seek a 7 1/2 year prison sentence, while prosecutors say they will recommend a life sentence, calling the killing brutal and violent. Sentencing is set for next month.