An Anchorage woman will spend 30 years in prison for killing a man after a 2009 argument. Judge Michael Wolverton sentenced Sherrie Wilson on a second-degree murder charge Tuesday to 50 years with 20 of those years suspended, plus 10 years of probation. Full story
A former Anchorage restaurant owner convicted of tax fraud will pay at least $185,000 in fines and restitution. According to U.S. Attorney Karen Loeffler’s office, Kisun Hamilton skimmed about $1.5 million from the Tempura Inn restaurant in the Dimond Center mall. Full story
Every spring the snow melts, uncovering a winter's worth of trash. But every year, the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce dedicates one week to picking up the trash during the city wide clean-up. The annual clean-up kicks off Saturday.The goal- to give Anchorage a summer makeover. Full story
An Anchorage man has been sentenced for repeatedly molesting a teenage girl over a three-year period. Full story
Daniel Eisman may not have had it all, but for a time he had a lot: a wife, an infant son, a clerkship with a federal judge in Anchorage and a close circle of friends. Full story
A grand jury has indicted a 66-year-old Anchorage woman accused of killing her roommate after the other woman refused to help her to the bathroom. Full story
The wife of an Anchorage police officer has been charged with child abuse after being taped making her young son swallow hot sauce as punishment for misbehaving. This has started a debate over what is appropriate discipline.
Fred Keller, of Anchorage, Alaska, spent nearly a year of his retirement turning an old pickup truck into a giant red wagon for a life-sized dose of nostalgia. TODAY’s Amy Robach takes a look.
After losing the Republican primary to Tea Party candidate Joe Miller, Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski has decided to run as a write-in candidate--something her own party doesn't seem too happy about. NBC's Lee Cowan reports from Anchorage.
After several days of an intense investigation into the plane crash in Alaska that killed former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens and four others, the National Transportation Safety Board says two of the four survivors told officials nothing seemed wrong with the plane. NBC’s Michelle Kosinski reports from An
Fire investigators in Anchorage say a fire that destroyed a garage and float that was to be part of a gay pride parade is suspicious. KTUU’s Ashton Goodell reports.
View images from the 2011 Iditarod Sled Dog race, from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska.
A moose rummages through a trash bag in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, on Friday, March 25, 2011, while an unidentified man looks on.
