Sarah Palin's brutal education Exclusive: An excerpt from "Sarah From Alaska" -- a new book telling the inside story of Palin's campaign for VP
State says AGIA gas pipeline project on target AGIA Coordinator says state remains on target to complete Open Season next year, and build a pipeline by 2018. But state says process does not necessarily include gas commitments
Sullivan announces property tax resolution veto Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan has vetoed an Anchorage Assembly resolution telling the city to share $15 million dollars in state money with property tax payers.
Dia de los Muertos: a time to remember Take a look at the colorful, personal altars at Out North's Dia De Los Muertos, a weekend-long art and culture event honoring the Mexican Day of the Dead
New law protects LGBT community in Alaska For the first time ever, Alaska's gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, and transgender community is now protected under a new hate crime bill that President Barack Obama signed into law Oct. 28th.
Read Sarah Palin's financial disclosure forms The documents released on Oct. 27 reveal, among other things, that Palin was paid a $1.25 million "retainer" from HarperCollins for her upcoming memoir and recieved gifts including a "home-made knife set made from snowmachine parts" in 2009. Read the full .pdf here.
Filmmakers giving Alaska a second look On Sunday, would-be actors tried out for possible roles in "On the Ice," a feature-length film that will start filming in Barrow next year. Without major incentives from the State of Alaska, the filmmaker says he would have had to take the project out of state. Full Story
Mayor Dan Sullivan has announced the top three candidates in the search to hire Anchorage's next police chief.
Palin to Appear on Oprah Palin Will Make First Appearance on Oprah Winfrey Show to Promote Her Memoir
Crackdown on Homeless Camps as well as Solutions After more than a dozen homeless deaths this past summer and tent cities sprouting up all over town, advocates gathered to find a solution before the cold winter hits.
Aniak Fire Chief Remembered Pete Brown, Aniak Volunteer Fire Department chief and founder of the Aniak Dragon Slayers lost his battle with cancer on October 13th.
A 54-year-old Anchorage woman is facing charges of animal cruelty, and dozens of dogs and cats are being treated for alleged neglect. Leading the investigation is a police detective who went above and beyond the call of duty to bring the case, and similar cases, to light.
Uncertain Economy Forcing Alaska's Kids To Focus On Post Secondary Options With Alaska's job market getting more and more competitive, the surplus of highly qualified workers is making it difficult for residents to easily jump into the workforce. It's a workforce the next generation is going to have to work even harder to be a part of.
Many Fall House Fires Caused by Heaters As winter approaches firefighters are gearing up to fight more house fires. They say the heater is often to blame. But simple maintenance could save your home and even your life.
After Wednesday's Amber Alert was issued for twelve year old Charlene Connolly, she was found in 20 minutes. CBS 11's Karina Petersen explains what exactly it takes to activate an Amber Alert.
With such high rates of breast cancer in Alaska, doctors encourage women to get a routine exam. Providence is making it easier by bringing the lab to patients
Alaska is trying to maximize energy stimulus dollars heading our way, and state officials want to expand the 28 million dollars to about 82 million dollars for communities to use.
There are about a thousand registered sex offenders living in Anchorage, and your child could be knocking on one of their doors this Halloween. See how you can keep your kids safe while they trick-or-treat.
