Travis Tyre, 55, was found during a Silver Alert search on Thursday.

Multiple roads are temporarily closed Friday morning as Anchorage firefighters respond to a fire, Anchorage police say.

Two men have been charged with assaulting and severely wounding a man near Anchorage’s Brother Francis Shelter for the homeless last weekend, including a suspect who had been working at the shelter as a contract security guard.

A student at Mirror Lake Middle School in Chugiak was arrested Thursday in connection with a threat discovered there, Anchorage police said.

John Putikka from the Bethel Office of Public Advocacy has taken over Erick Almandinger's case as Almandinger awaits sentencing for the killing of David Grunwald.

Four more groups are slated to perform this year at the fairgrounds in Palmer.

UAA and Ravn Air Group are teaming up to give students the opportunity to start working as regional airline pilots while they complete their degrees.

Guns. Money. Drugs. An ice cream social. Here's how a KeyBank employee stole $4.3 million from an Anchorage vault.

The Alaska Senate wants a federal border permit that would allow a railroad crossing to be built between the state and Canada.

Medevac service LifeMed has announced it will keep its Dutch Harbor base year around, serving the Aleutian chain. LifeMed says this is a change from usually operating from Dutch Harbor only during the fishing season.

The commission's new chair, Megan Mackiernan, said she would move forward with that and a press release.

The Alaska Dive Search Rescue and Recovery Team's president explains how to escape a fall through the ice.

The Department of Transportation said it's prepared for whatever comes next, including bringing out more plows.

Former Superior Court Judge Karl Johnstone was already a contentious appointment to the Board of Fisheries, but late sexual harassment allegations changed the tone of a legislative vote.

The seniors are tasked with a very important mission: socializing with young foster kittens that will soon be up for adoption.  

During the U.S. Army Alaska's Spartan Crucible Open Combatives hand-to-hand combat tournament, soldiers protect themselves without using firearms and practice non-lethal responses to their enemies.

The statement, released Wednesday morning, marks the first time SAA has acknowledged Yesner by name and comes after days of relentless criticism and an open letter signed by thousands of academics. 

Maine Gov. Janet Mills has signed a warrant allowing Steven Downs to face charges in Alaska for the sexual assault and killing of Sophie Sergie.

With no safety net for retirement and no Social Security benefits, educators face the decision to either continue teaching in Alaska or move on.

The UPS Store chose CCS Early Learning as one of 10 from across the country to receive a donation from the Toys for Tots Literacy Program.