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Police say a pedestrian was fatally struck Friday night in a hit-and-run collision, before a man sought in an arson case shot himself Saturday on the Glenn Highway.

Alaska Scientists are studying how these tiny toxins move and what it might mean for human health.

A mix of national and local issues, like high home prices and an overall housing shortage – are driving the problem.

An appeals court sides with the federal government over the state in a subsistence management lawsuit.

Scientists at Alaska Pacific University in Anchorage are studying how microplastics move through Alaska water, and developing the first in-state lab accredited to test water samples for microplastics.

Without congressionally approved funding, public media stations say communities will be left with aging infrastructure amid growing risks from extreme weather.

When medical emergencies happen, children often need the highest level of care hospitals can provide.

It sounds technical, but Angvik said unification was about more than things like land-use boundaries and taxes. It also helped the community respond to disasters.

Advocates say the federal government is pushing the timeline to repeal the Roadless Rule for the Tongass National Forest.

Police department officials wrote that Christopher Barraza, 40, shoplifted from a South Anchorage Target store on Aug. 19. He was allegedly wearing his police department-issued jacket at the time.