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The state health department was hit by a cyberattack in May, which is continuing to have big impacts on Alaska's child care industry.

Wasilla High School is being recognized for its efforts to be inclusive as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School.

After two years of pandemic buying online and a strain on global supply chains, customers and shop owners are finding their goods being delivered months after being ordered. In Alaska it means fewer Christmas toys and shortages of parts for things like helmets.

Mayor Dave Bronson's administration is working on a new web form on the city website for the public to report violations of the temporary mask requirement.

Environmental groups believe efforts to push the Willow Project forward will continue.

Be safe, be seen, an important safety message for Anchorage School District families.

A grand jury has indicted 38-year-old Thomas Layou on two murder charges stemming from an Oct. 10 incident.

The Anchorage Assembly and Bronson administration are hoping Anchorage residents will buy-in to their new homelessness plan.

The University of Alaska Anchorage hired Matt Shasby as the program's new head coach.

JBER is primary site for exercise Yudh Abhyas, as soldiers from both India and the U.S. learn how to operate in cold climates and high-altitude conditions.

Eight COVID-19 deaths and over 800 new cases were reported in Alaska on Wednesday, though the deaths were not recent and were identified through routine death certificate review.

The most recent PEAKS assessment for Alaska schools shows how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted learning for students.

A 48-year-old Akiachak man and teacher has been arrested on charges of sexual abuse of a minor, stemming from an August incident in which authorities alledge he abused one of his students at his home.

A sizable increase to the WIC program is going to continue with federal funding.

An Alaska lawmaker has ties to an extremist group that was reportedly a large part of the violent Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

A conversation about consent in Alaska is happening tonight with an online discussion.

The FBI is searching for man accused of robbing bank in Anchorage.

The case against a rural Alaska man who federal authorities say threatened to kill the state’s two U.S. senators will go to a grand jury.

The majority of the 66 additional COVID-19 deaths reported by Alaska on Tuesday were identified through the routine death certificate review process, which can take several weeks.

It's flu season again. Here's how the pandemic might impact its severity.

An Alaska ferry sitting idle for close to two years is costing the state of Alaska more in insurance fees than it disclosed to the Legislature.

Providence Alaska and the Alaska Native Medical Center say more than 98% of staff have complied with their vaccine policies.

An Anchorage woman has been indicted on murder charges in the 2020 death of a man in Russian Jack Park.

Halloween safety tips from Safe Kids Alaska.

A little more than a week after Anchorage's first chief equity officer was fired and replaced by the Bronson administration, Clifford Armstrong III updated his LinkedIn profile with an article he wrote about the reasons he believes he was let go.

Prosecutors allege a rural Alaska man accused of threatening to kill the state’s two U.S. senators had a stockpile of guns at his rural Alaska home.

Eielson Air Force Base (AFB) was selected by the department of the Air Force to receive an installation of it’s first nuclear micro-reactor.

He faces several charges, including assaulting or resisting officers using a dangerous weapon and civil disorder.

Firefighters found human remains after a fire at an abandoned commercial garage along Winch Road in Fairbanks.

A 55-year-old Kake man who went missing over the weekend has been found dead, according to Alaska State Troopers.