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Alaska Division of Forestry officials confirmed Tuesday that a vehicle fire caused the Montana Creek Fire. It wasn’t immediately clear if the two fires were connected.
The river, swollen with snowmelt, has come within “a stone’s throw” of the highway at Mile 76, state transportation officials say. They are monitoring two other locations.
In two years, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has killed a total of 180 bears on Mulchatna herd calving grounds.
A lawsuit filed by the state of Alaska accuses Alaska Motor Home Inc. of canceling this season’s reservations, with thousands of dollars in unpaid refunds.
A Superior Court judge called Bert Christopher Heitstuman a “serial predator” who abused his authority to attack women he worked with.
One man was found dead and three people remain missing after a 22-foot Hewescraft capsized last week. The incident is raising local concerns about Coast Guard presence in the future.
Four people left Seward on Tuesday but ran into bad weather before sending a mayday call at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, Alaska State Troopers said.
Kristopher Handy, 34, died early Monday outside a West Anchorage apartment complex in an encounter with four Anchorage Police Department officers.
The owner of the dogs says he wants them back and that three dead puppies and an adult found on his Caswell Lakes property last month did not belong to him.
Citing local concerns, Alaska Public Safety Commissioner James Cockrell said the state was not pursuing new commissions for Chickaloon tribal police around Sutton.
The crash of the Douglas DC-4 on the Tanana River in late April killed two people hauling fuel to the Northwest Alaska community of Kobuk.
Unusually high numbers of the chunky little finches in Southcentral are prompting surprising questions from bird lovers.
The avalanche Tuesday afternoon came amid warnings that recent high winds could make for dangerous conditions.
Alaska officials say the decision to charge both reflects the operation of the snowmachine “in a manner which created a substantial and unjustifiable risk of harm to a person or property.”
Denali Brehmer was 18 in 2019 when an Indiana man convinced her to orchestrate her friend Cynthia Hoffman’s killing, according to sentencing memoranda filed in the case.