Alaska couple accused of terrorism pleads guilty to charges of lying about alleged hit list

AK couple pleads guilty to lying about hit list

Alaska couple expected to plead guilty to domestic terrorism charges

Alaska couple to plead guilty to terrorism charges

Alaska man accused of stabbing roommate with deer antlers during argument

Alaska man accused in antler stabbing

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — An Alaska man has been charged with stabbing his roommate with a set of deer antlers.

Federal judge won’t let Alaska proceed with plans to kill wolves inside national refuge

Federal judge blocks Alaska’s wolf-kill plan

Hearing held in federal court on Alaska plan to kill wolves inside national refuge

Judge hears both sides in Alaska wolf-killing case

Federal judge sets hearing date on Alaska’s request to kill 7 wolves in wildlife refuge

Alaska judge sets hearing on plan to kill wolves

Federal judge rejects Alaska’s request to immediately kill 7 wolves in wildlife refuge

Judge rejects Alaska plan to begin killing wolves

Alaska soldier ordered to remove Facebook video showing Iraqi children being taunted

Alaska soldier ordered to remove Facebook video

Stockholder lawsuit against BP officials filed in Alaska

BP stockholder lawsuit filed in Alaska

JUNEAU, Alaska — A stockholder lawsuit claims “gross mismanagement” by top BP officials has severely damaged the company’s reputation and hurt its value.

Authorities intercept liquor, drugs sent to Alaska villages where alcohol sales are banned

Liquor, drugs smuggled by mail to Alaska villages

‘Deadliest Catch’ production manager charged with selling drugs in Alaska fishing town

‘Deadliest Catch’ employee facing drug charges

Court rebuffs conservation groups, upholds timber sales in Tongass National Forest

Court upholds timber sales in Tongass Nat’l Forest

Police say soldier was likely shooter in Anchorage double homicide; woman, baby killed

Soldier suspected in double homicide of wife, baby

Alaska bear lover who was featured on Animal Planet pleads guilty to illegally feeding game

Alaska man who fed wild bears pleads guilty

Alaska woman who took on new identity to escape abuse pleads guilty in bizarre scam

Woman with 2 identities pleads guilty to fraud

Organizers of Iditarod sled dog race to begin drug testing of human competitor on trail

Iditarod launches drug testing of mushers

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Every human competitor now running the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race will be tested for alcohol and illegal drugs on the trail for the first time in the history of the 1,100-mile race — a change defending champion Lance Mackey believes is directed at him.

Cancer survivor seeks 4th consecutive win in 1,100-mile Iditarod despite health problems

Mackey seeks 4th win in Iditarod sled dog race

Police identify Anchorage mall shooting victim, release man taken into custody for questioning

Man fatally shot at Anchorage mall

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Police on Sunday were looking for a suspect in a shooting at an Anchorage mall who may have been wearing a wig and fake mustache when a 29-year-old man was gunned down outside a barber shop.

Police identify man shot to death at busy Anchorage mall

Man shot to death at Anchorage mall

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Anchorage police say a man taken into custody following a fatal shooting at a busy mall has been released, and they’re now looking for a man who may have been wearing a wig and fake mustache.

Alaska man sentenced to life for killing neighbor; tells judge: ‘Don’t push it, man’

Alaska man sentenced to life for killing neighbor

Alsaka man gets 99 years for killing Anchorage neighbor, avoids death penalty

Alaska man sentenced to 99 years in nurse’s murder

Court papers: Alaska man acknowledges killing 2 Anchorage women, avoids possible death penalty

Court papers: Alaska man acknowledges killing 2

Ex-stripper who was convicted in plot to kill her former fiance in Alaska wins new trial

Ex-stripper wins appeal in Alaska murder case

Palin sister-in-law makes plea deal in burglary to finish sentence in drug rehab