The latest news from Alaska's News Source.
On this Morning Edition, what we know about the deadly shooting that killed Conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Later on, when this year's PFD checks may hit your bank account and how much to expect.
Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed in Utah earlier today. How Alaskans are reacting.
Troopers say the Sand Point boat captain at the center of a major drug investigation is now under arrest.
Friends and family share stories of the Anchorage man killed in a commercial fishing accident.
On this Morning Edition, learning more about Baxter Cox, the man tragically killed on a fishing vessel, from his friends and family. Plus, the FBI is asking for the public's help in finding a fugitive and even offering a $10,000 reward.
A 27-year-old Anchorage fisherman was killed when heavy gear struck him aboard a commercial vessel, Alaska Wildlife Troopers said.
The attorney for Winona Fletcher and her mother have confirmed to Alaska’s News Source that Fletcher was released from prison on Monday night following a judge’s decision to reduce her sentence.
A man and woman were found dead at Davis Park Tuesday morning in a case that is now being considered a double homicide, according to the Anchorage police chief.
Today on the Morning Edition, Alaska's youngest convicted female murderer could be released from prison. Later on, sharing some helpful safety tips for your next glacier adventure.
The youngest Alaskan to be convicted of murder resentenced 40 years later.
One week after the special session ended, Gov. dunleavy has been quiet about his executive order creating an agriculture department.
When to expect the first snow of the year!
On this Morning Edition, Winona Fletcher was convicted for her role in three murders that took place in 1985 at only 14 years old; now her case is reopened. Here's what to expect as she appears in court today. Plus, 20 years ago, a little boy had a wish for one last trick or treat, which has become a lasting tradition.
Some big veggies go to some happy animals. We take you to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center where the state fair vegetables are being eaten.
Plus, climbing Alyeska's North Face trail isn't for the weak, but some are doing it multiple times in a row to raise awareness and money.
People in Anchorage gathered to bring awareness to suicide prevention at the Out of the Darkness Walk.And the Thunder Valley Speedway in Willow is partially torn down. We hear the details on the property dispute.
One killed, several injured after car barrels into Ketchikan Creek, including a civilian who tried to help rescue victims.
After hours of additional witness testimony and arguments from the state and defense, an Anchorage judge has postponed making a ruling on the resentencing of the youngest Alaska woman to be convicted of murder.
For the very first time, Alaska's News Source is partnered up to welcome the 20th anniversay of trick or treat in the heat.
On this Morning Edition, hearing from one man who tried to save a life after a car plunged into Ketchikan Creek. Later today, some helpful advice to keep your meals healthy and safe if you're heading out hunting.
On this Morning Edition, advice for safety before you head out on your next glacial adventure. Plus, we hear from the man seen on camera disarming a man with a gun at the Alaska State Fair.
A man was shot by Sand Point police yesterday after a drug seizure aboard a ship. That seizure is estimated at nearly $1 million.
An Arizona man last seen on the morning of August 30th was found dead yesterday evening near the Mendenhall Glacier.
Oil giant ConocoPhillips has announced new plans to increase drilling in the North Slope.
The Palmer Police officers involved in the tasing and arrest of 22-year-old Jeffry Cook-Reed at the Alaska State Fair have been placed on leave.
An Eagle River man who assisted in disarming two firearms during an Alaska State Fair brawl is speaking out for the first time about the Labor Day incident.
Former Anchorage mayor Dave Bronson has resigned as director of the Ted Stevens Anchorage International airport.
Today on the Morning Edition, an out-of-state hiker has been found dead near Mendenhall Glacier. What authorities believed happened that led to his death. Later today, find out what trees have been banned statewide.
On this Morning Edition, months after he went missing out on the water near Nome, a family is remembering 72-year-old Samuel Shavings as a humble, loving man. Later, hear the details about a micro-reactor meant to generate heat and electricity on Eielson and how much it's expected to cost taxpayers.
The latest headlines from Alaska's News Source.
One person was killed in an anchorage hit and run Friday night. What police know so far, and how you can help them understand what happened. And the Anchorage Fire Department says no one was injured after a plane crash at Merrill Field on Friday night. What the NTSB knows so far about what happened to the plane, which was sold just hours before the crash.
On today's Morning Edition, why the FBI says the arrest of the owner and manager of the Chelsea Inn will have a big impact on the community. Plus, in the wake of the latest school shooting in Minneapolis, the Anchorage School District is making changes to its safety policies.
Today on the Morning Edition, a community in mourning comes together after unspeakable tragedy in Minneapolis. Later today, renewed warnings from officials to be bear-aware.
On this Morning Edition, the family of the man tased at the Alaska State Fair Sunday speaks out and the Palmer Police respond. Later today, why a proposed ordinance to make marijuana consumption legal in public is postponed indefinitely.
