Alaska State Troopers said the woman, identified as 45-year-old Eagle River resident Amanda Richmond, disappeared near North Fork Eagle River Trail, about 20 miles from downtown Anchorage, around ...

The family run business has officially earned second place in a national competition celebrating America’s best doughnut ...

A days-long search through the partially frozen Eagle River in southeastern Alaska is scheduled to resume Tuesday, after a woman vanished under the water over the weekend, authorities said.

The search for a woman who was swept under the ice of the North Fork of Eagle River is slated to resume Tuesday after efforts to locate her on Christmas Eve were unsuccessful.

Amanda Richmond Rogers, 45, of Eagle River went missing Saturday, Dec. 23, while on a walk along the north fork of the Eagle River, Alaska State Troopers said in a dispatch.

The woman and a man were walking their dogs beside the north fork of the Eagle River when one of the dogs jumped in the water Saturday, Dec. 23, troopers said in a dispatch.

“The Alaska Dive Search, Rescue, and Recovery Team, Solstice Search and Rescue K9 Team, and the Alaska Wildlife Troopers will resume searching along Eagle River around 10:30 a.m. today,” the ...

Alaska Redistricting Board member Nicole Borromeo, chair John Binkley and member Bethany Marcum meet on May 15, 2023, in the Anchorage Legislative Office Building. Board members Melanie Bahnke and ...

The search for Amanda Richmond Rogers, who disappeared on the Eagle River, ... 45, who disappeared in frozen Alaska river after she swam under ice to rescue dog is SUSPENDED.

EAGLE RIVER, Alaska -- There's nothing like a game of tag, but only when you're in the mood for it. An Alaskan woman captured video of a magpie toying with a moose in her backyard, KTUU-TV reported .

The woman and a man were walking their dogs beside the north fork of the Eagle River when one of the dogs jumped in the water Saturday, Dec. 23, troopers said in a dispatch.

In total, the state will have paid more than $600,000 to settle financial claims resulting from what the Alaska Supreme Court called “an unconstitutional political gerrymander.” ...