Earthquakes are a common occurrence in South-central Alaska, including the 5.3 magnitude quake that was felt last Saturday.

The families of missing persons in Alaska have become the target of a new internet scam.

Several of our interior athletes spent three days competing at the Alaska State Ski Championships this weekend.

The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services has reported fewer than 100 influenza cases in the state during this flu season, down from close to 400 cases at this time last year.

Attempts at what is called “Sextortion” are on the rise in Alaska, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Anchorage office.

The Alaska Department of Transportation closed a portion of the Richardson Highway between Paxon and Trims DOT maintenance camps on Sunday for around 12 hours due to drifting, blowing snow and snow slides that made travel unsafe.

The Golden Heart Performing Arts company's annual Winter Solstice soirée closed out the month of February with a showcase of aerial acrobatic skill.

If you think you could use a vacation, think about how people who don’t live in Alaska must feel. Through a new marketing campaign, the Alaska Travel Industry Association is attempting to rope in some of those people in the Lower 48 who are ready to start going places again.

The Army already plays a big role in protecting Alaska. That role is about to change.

The City of Unalakleet, which has long been under an on-and-off communitywide boil notice, has officially declared its ongoing water crisis a disaster after yet another emergency meeting of its city council Friday night.

A moderate earthquake centered just 9 miles (14.5 kilometers) northwest of Anchorage shook Alaska’s largest city Saturday.

The president and chairman of Alaska’s largest tribal health organization has resigned his position, an official said.