Zaz Hollander

Josiah Kelly is accused of firing shots at a recovery center last month and twice at the Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic. No injuries were reported.

Kodiak High School resumed classes Tuesday after the three-day weekend with extra medical supplies and sanitizer in case students had burns that needed care.

Backyard gardeners and nursery owners are pioneering new ways to grow everything from artichokes and cherries to peaches and walnuts.

The 30-year-old said he fired at the clinic Monday and a substance abuse recovery center last month “for religious beliefs,” according to a criminal complaint.

Two Kenai Peninsula residents described the August capsizing in Kachemak Bay that left the Maynard family of Texas missing and now declared dead by accidental drowning.

Alaska State Troopers say Novely Rivers and Abigail Olson were found dead early Wednesday at a home in the Bering Sea coastal village. Officials offered a $10,000 reward to anyone who provides information leading to the arrest and indictment of the person or persons responsible for the deaths.

A separate federal report released Thursday provides new information about a Kenai Peninsula crash in which two men died on a moose-spotting trip.

The “very calm” pilot landed the Beechcraft King Air on Tuesday at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, according to one of six passengers on the Dena’ina Air Taxi plane.

A judge on Monday ordered Nicole Lewis to pay nearly $105,000 in restitution after she was accused of stealing money that included collections during Mass.

A man wounded two people at a park Monday before shooting a police officer during the ensuing standoff at an East Anchorage mobile home park.

The pilot, an off-duty Yute employee, and passengers including another employee and a former employee, were going moose hunting, authorities said.

The driver was rescued after veering off the Seward Highway near Portage late Tuesday. It took an array of cranes, tow trucks and rescue swimmers to remove the semi.

The slide Sunday afternoon just above the Southeast Alaska city’s downtown sent tons of debris and mud onto a half-dozen homes, killing one person and injuring three.

Alaska State Trooper Jason Woodruff and Sgt. Joseph Miller arrested the wrong man during the May incident on the Kenai Peninsula.

The incident Sunday involved one of four helicopters on a flightseeing trip originating from a lodge, according to a federal investigator.