DC man to serve 25 years for deadly 2020 arson spree: USAO
A D.C. man was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Friday for a deadly arson spree in 2020, the U.S. Attorney's Office for D.C. announced.
WATCH: 200-foot officer tower imploded in seconds in metro Atlanta
A towering office building that stood for 45 years is now a pile of rubble after a planned implosion in Chamblee.
DC-Area Lawyer Who Raised 22 Kids Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute — Approximate Award Presentation Site. Russ Sullivan became the legal guardian of 22 young people in the Washington, D.C., area over the years, raising 21 boys and one girl who mostly arrived in his home as teenagers. Every one of them went on to college or trade school, and more than 25 young people in total became part of his extended family. On September 29, Sullivan received the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute's brand-new Lifetime A
NY teen genius, 14, denied early high school graduation due to his age
A genius New York teen was denied the opportunity to graduate high school early and earn his diploma to attend his dream college due to his age — despite being a full-time community college student. Michael Sweeney, a 14-year-old homeschooler, is on the verge of applying to Arizona State University to study mechanical engineering, but his dreams were dashed when Bethlehem Central School District denied his request to enter his senior year, the Times Union reported. The teen, who turns 15 in Dece
First Alert: Bering Sea storm makes landfall with highest impacts through Friday
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Rain has begun to stretch from the Kuskokwim Delta to the Seward Peninsula with snow thrown into the mix as a major storm hits the coast. Wind gusts as of 7 a.m. have already exceeded 50 mph in Bethel, Hooper, Bay, Gambell and...
Anchorage narrows Midtown street to make room for snow storage
Anchorage city officials have narrowed Denali Street in Midtown from five lanes to three, with plans to use the outer lanes for snow storage. Typically, the city trucks snow farther away to designated snow storage sites. The lane closure is a pilot project, according to Nora Morse, Deputy Chief of...
Seawolves stun No. 21 Simon Fraser in reverse sweep on the road
The UAA volleyball team on Thursday made the most of its last dance in Burnaby, British Columbia. With Simon Fraser set to leave the NCAA for the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association next season, the Seawolves gave local fans something to remember them by after posting a reverse sweep. UAA dug...
House candidate removal raises question for the future of the governor’s race
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The removal of a House candidate is raising questions about whether former Attorney General Treg Taylor, a Republican running for governor, should also be removed from the ballot. On Thursday, an Anchorage Superior Court ruled the state incorrectly put Jose Tagle back on the ballot, the...
Former Army soldier sentenced to 59 years for killing wife, stuffing body in storm...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - An Anchorage man was sentenced Friday, three years after murdering his wife and then attempting to conceal it. Content warning: This story contains details that some readers may find disturbing. Now, 24-year-old former U.S. Army Spec. Zarrius Hildabrand will serve 59 years after he fatally shot...
Wahiawā Raid Nets 36 Gambling Machines, Loaded Gun, $21,639 in Cash
Honolulu police tore through an illegal gambling operation on Lehua Street in Wahiawā, walking away with 36 gambling machines, more than $21,000 in cash, drugs and a loaded firearm. Officers arrived at the alleged game room around 9 p.m. on Wednesday to execute a search warrant, capping what has become a steady drumbeat of similar raids across Oahu this year.

















