The Anchorage Fire Department responds to a residential fire with the roof engulfed in flames.

Meteorologist Bailey Braun discusses the fall equinox, which is a little over a week away.

And thousands of rubber duckies floated down a stream in Anchorage today. We get an up-close look at The Great Alaska Duck Race.

A suspect in Charlie Kirk's assasination is brought into custody.

Repeat offender is sentenced to one of Alaska’s longest prison terms for sexual assault.

Elementary schools in the Fairbanks School District are seeing 300 fewer students than projected so far this year.

Today on the Morning Edition, President Trump has announced officials have a suspect in Charlie Kirk's shooting now in custody. Later, a look at the ceremony honoring 41 names here in Alaska following the commemoration of 24 years since the 9/11 attacks.

The FBI has released photos of a person of interest connected to the shooting death of political activist Charlie Kirk.

The Sand Point captain who was shot after police accused him of threatening an officer with a hatchet made his first appearance in court. 

How Alaskans are honoring the lives lost on 9/11

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!