Watchdog criticizes oil field safety after deadly accident An accident on the North Slope killed a BP contractor after a truck pinned him against a pipeline. It is the second serious accident BP has dealt with in the last few weeks.
Assembly members react to city attorney's findings Anchorage's Municipal Attorney says former Mayor Mark Begich failed to let the assembly know in a timely manner that the city was facing a big budget shortfall in 2008 and 2009.
Begich didn't disclose budget shortfall The city attorney's office in Anchorage issued a report November 18, finding former Mayor Begich at fault for failing to disclose budget shortfall information.
Anchorage Assembly failed to vote on amended budget Anchorage assembly members introduced about half a dozen amendments to Mayor Dan Sullivan's proposed budget at the assembly meeting, Nov. 17. Most of which triggered a lot of discussion at the Loussac Library.
An early morning mudslide has forced more than 70 downtown Juneau residents out of their homes, Nov. 14.
Sarah Palin's 'Going Rogue' Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin prepares to launch a media tour to promote her new memoir "Going Rogue." As Jeff Glor reports, some media watchers are questioning her motives.
"Machete murderer" Christopher Erin Rogers Jr. sentenced to 309 years Christopher Erin Rogers Jr., the man known as the "machete murderer," will spend the rest of his life behind bars. Rogers Jr. killed his father and an Anchorage man and wounded his father's fiancé and two others in 2007
Tax dollars paying for criminal rehab Some of your tax dollars are hard at work paying for certain criminals to go to rehab. The public officials behind the spending, however, will not disclose how much it is costing.
Waiting for Obama An inside view of the hangar at Elmendorf Air Force Base, where service members are waiting for the President to arrive. Follow live updates on Twitter.
Former Governor Frank Murkowski told the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce on Monday that AGIA is a failure and the state will have to look beyond a natural gas pipeline to help Alaska's economy.
Police say fatal crash driver was drunk Anchorage Police have arrested Lori Phillips, the woman suspected of driving drunk and causing the crash that killed one man and critically injuring a woman on the Seward Highway Thursday night.
ASD sets upper spending limit Fireworks erupted at the Anchorage School Board meeting, Nov. 9th, as leaders tried to make up for a $15 million shortfall for the 2010 -2011 school year.
Kenai couple killed in Nebraska crash A Kenai family is in mourning tonight after Kenai residents William and Jane Mattson were killed in a multi-vehicle collision in Nebraska, Sunday.
As President Obama arrived in China on his first official visit, he will face many challenges including opening China's market to U.S. goods. Chip Reid has more.
