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The westbound lanes of International Airport Road and the southbound lanes of C Street are closed.

According to court documents, multiple Anchorage Assembly members received threats regarding gun violence last week.

Another series of storms has brought wet and windy weather to Southeast Alaska, leading to additional landslides and avalanches.

The decision not to re-open Anchorage schools Tuesday morning was due to icy roads but some say they were disappointed.

Alaska's News Source is providing answers to viewer questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.

A community in Western Alaska has declared an emergency disaster after a fire destroyed a laundry mat on Saturday, Jan. 16.

The Bureau of Land Management has signed off and issued leases on 437,804 acres of land in the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The Department of Health and Social Services is reporting one new death and 130 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday.

Senate Republicans have formed a majority caucus on the same day that the 32nd Alaska Legislature will convene for its regular session.

As some ASD students prepare for a return to the classroom we speak with Superintendent Deena Bishop about the challenges ahead and the hope that eventually all students will have the opportunity to follow suit this year.

A local dentist creates a wellness page on Facebook for Alaskans.

The kids are starting to go back to their classrooms today. How parents feel about the return here.

ASD says instead Tuesday will be an e-learning day for all students in the district.

A man from Alaska who attended the Jan. 6 protests in Washington D.C. spoke with radio station KSRM about his experience.

In a normal year, back to school happens in the fall. Because of COVID-19, ASD’s return is in the dark and asks drivers to be cautious of students.

A woman's MLK service project is gathering thank you cards for health care workers after her grandfather dies of COVID 19.

They have found their forever home thanks to the Alaska SPCA and Pet Project.

The Alaska Legislature agreed to pay for a remote-voting system for a coronavirus-impacted legislative session that begins on Tuesday.

The Jack and Jill Anchorage Chapter and Naacp Anchorage Branch participated in Martin Luther King Jr.'s day of giving by holding a food drive.

As coronavirus cases surged in Alaska and across the country, Anchorage officials say they were forced to place limits on businesses and everyday life in order to avoid overwhelming hospitals. That decision has been met with both intense criticism and praise. It has also lead to busy Anchorage Assembly meetings with intense crowds.

From slippery roads to white out conditions, highways are seeing the impact of this storm.

After attending college, Sniffen began practicing law in Anchorage in 1988. Then in 2000, he started to work with the Alaska Department of Law.

The Department of Health and Social Services is reporting 153 new COVID-19 cases in residents and nonresidents on Monday

Reserve money is depleted, and tough decisions are ahead on how to use the state’s nest-egg oil-wealth fund. But it’s unclear who will lead those debates starting Tuesday.

The rollercoaster ride of temperatures and the nonstop stormy pattern is leading to difficult driving conditions on the Kenai.

As you put those holiday decorations away it might be a good opportunity to give your home maintenance check-up.

This week's Breakfast Club winner is Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Anchorage.

The Mine Safety and Health Administration is investigating the incident.

Eighty Alaska National Guard soldiers are expected to be in Washington, D.C. to help with the inauguration Wednesday.

Ten state office buildings in Juneau and Anchorage will be closed through Thursday out of an abundance of caution, according to the governor’s chief of staff, Ben Stevens.