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Deadly shooting in Mountain View.

670 resident cases and six nonresident cases

Health officials are asking for the public's help as COVID-19 case counts rise rapidly, particularly in regions like the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.

Downtown lights meant to help revive the holiday spirit in Anchorage.

Juneau inmates help music educators give each elementary student an instrument to learn at home

The Alaska state swim invite will happen this weekend at Bartlett High School, meet organizers shared how they made it happen.

NPSI is facing a class-action lawsuit that claims its seasonal workers were provided unsafe, unsanitary working conditions, experienced wage theft and had their complaints given to supervisors ignored.

ASD offers a school board boot camp to community members interested in running for a school board seat

According to its website, Bean’s Cafe says the most needed items for Thanksgiving 2020 that they need to be donated are whole, frozen turkeys, potatoes, fresh vegetables, dinner rolls and stuffing.

COVID-19 numbers are rising daily, straining public health capacity and are forecasted to impact health care capacity as well, Anchorage Health Department officials said at a press conference Friday.

U.S. officials say proposed land conservation purchases in dozens of states would preserve natural areas and increase access to tourist destinations.

On Friday, Austin Barrett became the first of four convicted killers to be sentenced for his role in the murder of Palmer teenager David Grunwald.

Since COVID-19 cases were reported in the state, there have been a total of 26,544 COVID-19 cases in residents and nonresidents.

Come October 24, 2021, Alaskans will have to get used to pressing three more buttons when they want to call someone.

On National Rural Health Day we take a look at the challenges facing one of Alaska's hardest-hit regions in the battle against COVID-19.

An expired emergency regulation takes the social-distancing method away from pot shops. The State Marijuana Control Board is revisiting the regulation on Monday.

Alaska State Troopers say a Soldotna man got frostbite after he ran from troopers following a failed traffic stop Thursday night.

The Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development says as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, it will keep job numbers low.

Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer says he’s seeking an audit of Ballot Measure 2 because of questions raised about the machines and misinformation he believes is coming from the national level.

The snow sports athletes partnered with the Environmental Defense Fund and released a video as a statewide message to Alaska’s leaders.

An Akiak family has been grappling with grief, loss, and a departure lacking anything traditional since their loved one's death on Saturday.

The North American Hockey Leagues Kenai River Brown Bears and Fairbanks Ice Dogs are putting their season on pause due to the new COVID-19 restrictions in Minnesota.

ASD present their new five year goals and guardrails to the community for discussion

Bernie’s Bungalow Lounge in downtown Anchorage is stopping daily operations starting on Saturday until further notice.

An Anchorage family says two thieves broke into their house and stole precious heirlooms, valuables and even a dead relative's ashes.

Salvation Army Thrift Store on Dimond closes due to financial impacts of the pandemic

The new death brings the state total of deaths to 101.

The Sealaska Heritage Institute says the stamp design was supposed to be announced at Celebration 2020, but the event was canceled because of COVID-19.

Due to rising COVID-19 cases, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District will be moving all schools currently doing in-person learning to at-home learning until Nov. 30.

Both intersections reopened just before 5:30 p.m. after being closed for nearly nine hours following a deadly early morning crash.