6/14/17

An Anchorage man suspected of leaving the scene of a fatal hit-and-run crash with a pedestrian has been arrested.

6/12/17

With four days left in Alaska’s special session, there’s movement on the state’s capital budget but agreement has yet to be reached on an operating budget.

6/12/17

Uber and Lyft are coming to Alaska, but not to the state capital’s Mendenhall Glacier.

6/9/17

Gov. Bill Walker has set up an “incident command” structure — similar to what is used during wildfires or other disasters — to prepare for a potential government shutdown.

6/9/17

Alaska Division of Forestry officials say they’re busy fighting or monitoring 15 fires burning in southwest Alaska.

6/8/17

The state of Alaska is warning that a host of government services could be delayed or halted if lawmakers fail to pass a budget before the new fiscal year starts on July 1.

6/7/17

The man accused of vandalizing equipment at Alaska’s largest telecommunications firm is next scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.

6/7/17

The president of the Alaska Senate sees Gov. Bill Walker’s attempts to jumpstart budget talks as a positive.