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Over the weekend LeConte’s present crew of 23 were tested with all their results coming back negative.

AST says life-saving measures were unsuccessful and Baburkin died.

The proposed plan would send funds to a number of different areas including rent and mortgage assistance.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said on Sunday that if he’s elected, his administration would stop a proposed copper and gold mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region.

Anchorage Police are searching for a man they say is a person of interest in more than one sexual assault case where the victim was unknown to him.

U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) says she’s disappointed that Congress could not reach an agreement to provide COVID-19 relief to Americans.

DHSS reports 98 new COVID-19 cases among Alaska residents

Rollover crash; southbound New Seward at Tudor, and Homer Drive at 56th, are closed

Kriner's Diner has stayed open despite a court order to cease dine-in service.

Veterans or their survivors could be eligible to apply for 160 acres of federal land in Alaska

A pizza delivery driver woke up to loud noises that he thought were from his neighbors. Instead, it was a black bear looking for a free meal.

Police investigating woman's death in Anchorage's Taku-Campbell neighborhood.

DHSS reports one new death and 86 new COVID-19 cases among Alaska residents

While grateful, many are concerned it won’t be enough

Many owners of shops and restaurants in Anchorage are trying to kick-start business while still following local mandates. Several in downtown Anchorage have spilled out on to municipal streets, and in turn, triggered speculation of Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz’s involvement in their expansions, something the mayor vehemently denies.

Most parents are opting into virtual school according to Anchorage School District, but the ones getting pulled completely out of district programs bring with them a lot of potential state funding.

This week President Trump signed the Great American Outdoors Act into law, providing nearly $3 billion a year to parks and conservation of public lands and giving states like Alaska access to more federal funds.

The Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development says that extra per dependent unemployment payments for parents will start being disbursed on Monday.

Matanuska-Susitna Borough Mayor Vern Halter along with other officials for the Mat-Su held a COVID-19 Press Conference Friday. On the agenda, a look at COVID cases in the Mat-Su.

Department of Health and Social Services is reporting 53 new cases of COVID-19 in Alaska residents. The new cases bring the COVID-19 total among Alaska residents to 3,536 and 752 total nonresident cases.

Kriner's Diner is ordered to shut down after a judge granted a temporary injunction against the restaurant for violating the city's mandate to close indoor dining areas.

Disney is getting down to business to defeat the Huns!

On Thursday, two more local restaurants opened their dining rooms, operating in violation of municipal mandates.

Some people won't be able to hire a babysitter or take time off of work in the fall.

With many large summer events canceled, it’s been a tough season for Golden Wheel Amusements.

Alaska’s commercial fishermen are facing poor salmon returns, low fish prices and challenges connected to the COVID-19 pandemic, but state grants could help ease the financial pain.

Alaska Chief Justice Joel Bolger has issued a special order suspending all in-person criminal and civil jury trials until Nov. 2.

The Alaska North Slope region produced more oil in July than it had since 2013.

Anchorage restaurants Altura Bistro and Bread and Brew Alaska say they're following the rules and customers are showing them support.

The department has now killed one female brown bear and three female black bears near the location of the mauling.