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At 6 p.m. Friday, Ethan Berkowitz' second term as Mayor of Anchorage will come to an end several months early, following his resignation amid a scandal involving a former local news anchor.

Alaska Air Group subsidiary, Horizon Air offers flights to Bristol Bay all year now. ALPA members say the Seattle based company shouldn't be flying those routes and Alaskan pilots should.

Two candidates square off in their quest for Alaska's lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives

The past few nights have been spectacular for aurora viewing across much of the state, as high pressure gave way to clear skies.

Police are investigating two separate suspicious deaths that were both reported Thursday evening.

When the Alaska Legislature convenes in January, it will face a sizable budget deficit and virtually exhausted savings accounts.

Rep. Don Young and Alyse Galvin are taking the debate stage on Thursday.

Cinemark Theaters nationwide, including Century 16 in Anchorage, are offering Private Watch Parties. You can rent an entire theater for as little as $99.

John “Jack” Roderick was the mayor of the Greater Anchorage Area Borough from 1972-1975. He passed away Monday.

This is the seventh straight day DHSS has reported 200-plus new COVID-19 cases.

After 18 months of negotiations, teachers represented by the Mat-Su Education Association now have a contract approved by the school board.

Alaska State Troopers say rescue crews found the body of one of the missing people following a shipwreck at Cape Nome on Oct. 15.

State law allows signs to be posted on private property.

As COVID-19 case counts rise across the state, several regions are now on high alert after seeing drastic increases in community spread. Yet, State of Alaska officials seemed to have differing opinions about the need for concern regarding recent outbreaks of the disease.

If you’ve spent some time downtown during the holidays or the summer, you’ve seen their carriages making around through the streets.

Anchorage police investigate a homicide at the Chelsea Inn Hotel.

Gara took exception with the ads paid for by oil companies opposed to the measure.

Alaskans will see preliminary results on the night of Nov. 3, but a significant shift to left-leaning candidates could occur once absentee ballots are counted.

UAF began evaluating gravel resources on the trails near the Matanuska Experiment Farm as a possible source of revenue.

JBER increases health protection guidelines to help slow the spread of COVID-19

Quickly cooling temperatures cause Alaska Native Medical Center to move COVID-19 testing inside for now. A winterized drive-thru solution is in the works for early November according to hospital officials.

The Department of Health and Social Services is reporting the sixth straight day of 200-plus COVID-19 cases.

The majority of the cases were reported in Chevak, which saw 51 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, YKHC said.

The study used data from the Alaska Department of Labor, quarterly employer reports and information from applications for the state’s Permanent Fund Dividend.

Davis was the first black woman elected to the Alaska House of Representatives and the Senate. She died in 2018.

Some voters are receiving intimidating messages threatening harm if they don't cast their vote a certain way.

COVID-19 cases in Alaska are surging and health care experts across the state are concerned about the impacts to hospital capacity and staffing.

Fact checker evaluates the truthfulness of campaign ads.

Local garden supply store sees an increase in business from people who want to grow plants indoors during COVID-19

As the number of positive coronavirus cases continues to rise in the Mat-Su Valley, so does the number of schools that are closed for cleaning.