Associated Press

Gov. Sean Parnell is proposing $4.9 million for emergency food supplies to be stashed across the state.

Anchorage police say traffic detectives have arrested a 19-year-old woman charged in a fatal April hit and run crash.

Chevron plans to sell its holdings in Cook Inlet. They will be sold to Houston-based Hilcorp Alaska LLC.

There was a casualty in Tuesday's Sockeye Salmon dipnetting frenzy on the Kenai River. Edwin Ruff, 71, listed as a summer resident, fell into the river near the bridge.

Somebody dumped a drum of waste oil into a pond near the Crescent Creek trail off the Sterling Highway.

Alaska State Troopers have fatally shot a 19-year-old Palmer man they say was threatening officers with a gun.

An Alaska judge has ordered that failed U.S. Senate candidate Joe Miller pay almost $18,000 in legal fees incurred by the state in fighting Miller's challenge to last year's election.

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Alaska Wildlife Troopers say two Yakutat men drowned after their 20-foot boat capsized. Another man in the commercial fishing party survived Monday's accident at the mouth of Dangerous River in Yakutat.

A Soldotna man has taken the lead in the Homer Halibut Derby. Chad Aldridge fished Sunday near Seldovia, and landed a 350.5-pound whopper after an hour and 20 minutes.