With Anchorage hospitals filled up, rural hospitals like Providence Kodiak and Norton Sound Regional monitor the situation to make sure they can take care of the patients in their communities.
Tourism businesses and organizations struggling to bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic have another opportunity for grant funding from the Municipality of Anchorage.
A man was taken to the hospital after being shot in Airport Heights on Friday morning and Anchorage police are asking for anyone with information to come forward.
As temperatures continue to drop, and the snow falls, it can be tough to keep your pet active during the wintry months. So, why not take take them swimming?
Pregnant and recently pregnant women face an increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
An inmate who was serving time in Seward for a prior sexual assault conviction has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for sexually assaulting a civilian prison staff member in 2014.
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game euthanized three lynx cubs rescued from a South Anchorage neighborhood, saying it wasn't clear whether they would have a permanent home.
Three men face federal charges for stepping into a closed area of Brooks River at Brooks Falls, Katmai National Park, in 2018 to capture up-close photographs of brown bears in the river.
Anchorage's election center is preparing for the upcoming special election to decide the outcome of an effort to recall Anchorage Assembly member Meg Zaletel. The deadline to register to vote is Sept. 26.
A Wasilla man recently waited 10 days to be able to have necessary open heart surgery — an example of the shifting care standards in Alaska's hospitals as they struggle under the weight of the state's COVID-19 surge.
Channel 2 and CBS 5’s Jeff Dowd to be Posthumously Inducted into ABA Hall of Fame. The Alaska Broadcasters Association inducts broadcasters for significant contributions to the industry and Alaska each year.
The Anchorage Assembly has introduced an ordinance that, if approved, would require residents to wear masks while indoors in public settings, and while outdoors while in crowded public spaces. It will be discussed at the next regular assembly meeting.
While there's no penalty for not having winter tires in Alaska, state troopers say they encourage them, or at least tires with adequate tread heading into the wintry months.
The program is in such an early stage that Suzanna Caldwell, the Solid Waste Services recycling coordinator, said they haven’t determined if it will happen.
Alaska's largest hospital says crisis standards of care — deciding which patients get treatment in times of short resources — could last at least another couple weeks, depending on when the surge of COVID-19 cases in Alaska slows.
A Hope man has been charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of a Wasilla man earlier this month while both were on a moose hunting trip near Chicken, troopers say.
Alaska reported five deaths and over 2,000 new COVID-19 cases on Monday — a high number of cases compared to previous COVID-19 roundup reports that include case counts from the weekend.
