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Woman held on suspicion of assault after Anchorage stabbing
A 45-year-old Anchorage woman was arrested on suspicion of felony assault following a stabbing early Sunday.
Senate plans technical session in Juneau Tuesday
The full Senate will not be required to attend the first floor session since lawmakers voted for a recess.
Troopers say body of missing Wisconsin man found in Alaska
The body of a 73-year-old Wisconsin man who was missing in Alaska for nine months has been found in a river.
Fishing vessel runs aground in Katmai National Park
The National Park Service says a fishing vessel abandoned after a fire last month has run aground at Katmai National Park.
Walker plans event on Alaska’s fiscal situation
Gov. Bill Walker's administration plans to reach out to Alaskans for their thoughts on the right size of state government and future revenue options.
Police will investigate fire that killed Anchorage girl
Police say they are investigating the cause of a duplex fire that left a girl dead in south Anchorage.
Greenpeace wants Shell’s lawsuit over protest dismissed
Attorneys for Greenpeace Inc. have again asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by Royal Dutch Shell PLC seeking expanded, court-ordered safety zones to keep protesters away from Shell's Arctic drill fleet.
Federal judge dismisses suit over 2010 military plane crash
A federal judge has granted Alaska's request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the widow of a man who died in a 2010 military plane crash.
Painting crew argument leads to shooting, assault arrest
An argument between members of an Anchorage painting crew erupted into a shooting that left one man seriously wounded and another under arrest.
Black bears removed from Anchorage neighborhood move to Hope
A family of black bears that used to frequent an Anchorage neighborhood and were relocated last week have found their way back to civilization, this time in a small town on Turnagain Arm.
Floatplane capsizes in Ketchikan; all evacuated safely
A commercial floatplane with a pilot and four passengers capsized in Ketchikan but all escaped without harm.
Teen pleads guilty to local cyclist’s hit-and-run death
An Anchorage teen is facing a three-year sentence instead of the decade possible in exchange for pleading guilty to driving under the influence last summer and killing popular local cyclist Jeff Dusenbury.
Alaska Aerial Media flies state’s first commercial drones
Drones are flying commercially for the first time in Alaska after with the Federal Aviation Administration's recent approval.
Seattle Mayor: Port Needs New Permit For Arctic Oil Fleet
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray says the Port of Seattle can't host Royal Dutch Shell's offshore Arctic oil-drilling fleet unless it gets a new land-use permit.
Denali Opens For Climbers
Hundreds of climbers are expected to attempt North America's tallest peak this season, and National Park Service rangers are ready to live on the mountain for the next three months to help with rescues.
Troopers Investigate Shooting Death Of Fox Man
Alaska State Troopers are investigating the shooting death of 69-year-old Jimmy Gojdics, an outdoorsman and character on National Geographic's reality show "Ultimate Survival."
Man Dies In Fall From Pickup Truck Bed At Rural Lodge
A 56-year-old man died Saturday after falling from the back of a pickup and striking his head. The man's name has not been released.
Anchorage Man Charged With Murder In Weekend Stabbing Death
A 40-year-old Anchorage man has been charged with murder in weekend stabbings that left a man dead and a woman critically injured.
Temporary Water Filtration System Installed At Alatna
A water filtration system has been installed in a tiny interior Alaska village where a fire damaged infrastructure last month.
Regulatory Board Reviews Proposed Marijuana Regulations
Communities could opt-out or limit commercial and retail marijuana sales much the same way they do alcohol under proposed regulations put forth by the state alcohol control board.