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Water in Bethel and several villages along the lower river reached the highest levels recorded in nearly 20 years, officials say.
The National Weather Service said precipitation is expected to fall as rain in the Anchorage Bowl until Friday.
Brian Corty pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and other similar charges against him and his wife were dismissed as part of a plea agreement.
Alaska State Troopers say three people are accused of shooting two unsalvaged moose near Eureka last September and are under investigation for two others.
Front-end loaders began clearing portions of the homeless camp around Anchorage’s Cuddy Park on Tuesday. It may take up to three weeks to clean the camp, an official said.
Donald McQuade, 67, was sentenced Friday in the killing of Shelley Connolly, whose body was found in a Seward Highway pullout.
The plane was headed to Kobuk with nearly 4,500 gallons of fuel onboard when it crashed, an NTSB official said.
Thousands of pounds of the catch were dead or had to be destroyed upon arrival in Washington state due to potential parasitic infection, federal prosecutors said.
A witness described hearing an explosion before the Douglas DC-4 went down Tuesday morning along the Tanana River.
Few details were available Monday about the arrest including the charges involved. The stabbing occurred during a fight inside Valley Cinema on April 12.
John Dahlquist was charged this week with first-degree murder in connection to a shooting at a downtown Anchorage hotel that killed one man and injured another.
Brian Steven Smith lied on his application for citizenship in questions pertaining to killing, harming and sexually abusing others, prosecutors said.
Kent Tompkins, owner of a Sterling construction company, is accused of making false statements about his criminal history in COVID-19 relief loan applications.
As sightings start, including a dumpster-diving black bear and trail encounter with sow and cubs, authorities warned not to get too close to this spring’s bruins.
A spokeswoman for the Wasilla Police Department said she couldn’t provide any additional information or confirm if any arrests had been made.