Man sentenced to 12 years in prison for gang-related violence in Buffalo Wild Wings parking lot
Lazaro Vela, linked to two gang-related shootings in Idaho, has been sentenced to 12 years for aggravated battery at a Nampa Buffalo Wild Wings.
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Treasure Valley leaders target unsafe high-powered bikes on the Greenbelt
Greenbelt safety initiative aimed at reducing conflicts and improving awareness along the Boise River Greenbelt
Wildfire burning southwest of Marsing now contained
As of Friday evening, the Flattop Fire burning near Jump Creek has been contained, according to a BLM spokesperson.
New discipline policy for Denver sheriff's deputies sparks debate over oversight and accountability
The Denver Department of Public Safety issued a directive changing how sheriff’s deputies are disciplined for minor policy violations, setting off a fierce debate.
Marcia Lucas, Oscar-winning ‘Star Wars’ editor, dies at 80
Marcia Lucas, the Oscar-winning editor often described as the unsung hero of “Star Wars,” has died.
Conway Corp. could impose mandatory water restrictions soon | Here's why
Mandatory water restrictions could soon be on the way from Conway Corp., impacting daily water use for residents and businesses alike.
'One is too many' | Little Rock faith leaders push for peace, combating deadly shootings
In response to an increase in youth homicides, Little Rock faith leaders and members of the community gathered to address street violence and push for change.
Pima County woman accused of killing stepfather in 1975
Investigators collected evidence at the scene but could not identify the remains and could only determine they belonged to a male.
Man receives prison sentence for living in family’s crawl space for 3 months without them knowing
A man who secretly lived in the crawl space of a family’s Oregon home for months has been sentenced to prison.
MCSO detention officer accused of trying to pay ‘teen’ for sex
An MCSO detention officer is facing a child sex trafficking charge after police say he messaged an undercover account posing as a teen.
Cyber experts warn of daily attacks on infrastructure, food supply
Cyber attacks are hitting state and local governments every day, with food supply, hospitals and water systems being vulnerable.
Arizona to test fish in more than 25 lakes for PFAS, issue advisories this summer
Arizona is testing fish tissue from more than 25 lakes, focusing on the state’s most heavily used recreation sites.
Red flag warning raises wildfire fears in northeastern Arizona
Powerful winds and bone-dry forests are putting parts of northern Arizona on alert.
Toddler in extremely critical condition after being pulled from inflatable Avondale pool
A 2-year-old is fighting for their life after being pulled from an inflatable pool at an Avondale home Friday afternoon.
Anchorage teen raises over $20K for permanent memorial bell honoring fallen Alaska officers
A new bell rang last week during the annual Alaska Peace Officers Memorial Ceremony and will now have a permanent spot at the Alaska Law Enforcement Officer Memorial.
4 climbers stranded on Mt. McKinley after falling on upper slopes, rescue efforts ongoing
Rescue efforts are underway after four climbers fell on the upper slopes of North America’s tallest peak late Wednesday night.
Crews beginning mop-up operations on Mat-Su wildfire
Crews are expected to begin mop-up operations on the Yentna Fire near Bulchitna Lake Friday morning.
Man accused of throwing knife that struck 1-year-old in Utqiagvik
An Utqiagvik man is accused of throwing a knife toward a woman and instead striking a 1-year-old child in the head, according to charging documents.
Anchorage breaks ground on Town Square Park remodel
Anchorage officials broke ground on the Town Square Park reconstruction project on Thursday, officially beginning a multi-million-dollar remodel of the park.
Anchorage’s Visitor’s Cabin is short on stature, but tall on pedigree
The architect who designed Anchorage's downtown log cabin also designed many landmark buildings around the state.
Five people injured in moose attacks in Anchorage, Fish & Game says
Fish and Game says five people were injured by moose in Anchorage this past weekend. Every incident involved a cow moose with calves.
It’s been more than a year since Tony Kronos went missing. Friends are still trying to keep the case alive.
It's been more than a year since Eagle River resident Tony Kronos went missing, and friends are still trying to keep the case alive.
No injuries reported following aborted F-15 takeoff at Eielson AFB
No one was injured after an F-15 incident occurred at Eielson Air Force Base on Friday morning.
Runners take advantage of the plentiful daylight during the ‘Twilight 12K’
he Skinny Raven “Twilight 12K” began on Friday evening, taking thousands of runners around one of Anchorage’s most iconic race routes.