President Trump’s statements about making a decision soon regarding the legal status of Ukrainians who came to America after Russia's invasion has heightened their fears.

The word came during a Feb. 13 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, after Sen. Dan Sullivan pressed federal officials to strengthen Alaska's military presence.

The bill from Sen. Elvi Gray-Jackson, D-Anchorage, would prevent discrimination against the homeless on the grounds of their homelessness.

Three other people on the side-by-side ATV were able to get out of the water. Troopers are warning of unstable ice.

Dangerous avalanche conditions in the area persist, stalling recovery efforts and prompting warnings from forecasters.

A January hearing in Juneau was a snapshot of how pretrial delays have affected Alaska courts: victims, witnesses and defendants are often waiting years for a resolution, and their lives are put on hold in the meantime.

This is Alaska’s first fatal avalanche reported this season. It is also the country’s deadliest since February 2023.

Mike Dunleavy has previously, and repeatedly, expressed frustration about the state’s nonpartisan process.

A woman whose home was the subject of more than 100 police calls in 2018 had challenged the city's ordinance.

Michael J. Heyman was appointed Friday and will serve as Alaska’s U.S. Attorney on an interim basis for 120 days.

She is the third pedestrian fatally hit by a vehicle in Anchorage in under two weeks.

Charges name the suspect as John Patea Jr., and say his bullet was not meant for Kikite Leu Fatu.