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The Army says Pfc. Arath Esau Martinez-Arguelles, 20, reported for Alaska duty as a mechanic in March.

A late addition to the budget would provide $7.5 million for child care centers, but providers say more support is needed.

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for four people after recovering one body from the wreck of a fishing charter near Sitka.

The state claimed the case was about the First Amendment; justices said the facts showed the state was hostile toward unions.

This week on State of Art we talk about a creative competition for students to see the hit musical "Hamilton" and speak with John Damberg, founder of the Alaska Jazz workshop and a recent winner of a Governor's Arts and Humanities Award.

Anchorage Daily News reporter Iris Samuels says those bills aren't dead, though some might be harder to pass during next year's election season.

Monday's death on Spenard Road is the eighth homicide reported by Anchorage police this year.

Invasive green crabs are in Alaska. And they are destructive, outcompeting native species and destroying essential eelgrass.

Grubby arrived at the zoo in Anchorage Wednesday, and is the first opossum to live there.

Neeraj Bhatt is accused of one count of making a false statement in the case, after an encounter that allegedly took place May 16.