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After $100,000 of Alaskan's tax money and months of international media scrutiny, the legislative investigation is over. Steve Branchflower's report on whether Gov. Sarah Palin abused her power in firing public safety commissioner Walt Monegan is more than 1,300 pages, but was whittled down to less than 300 pages for the public.   Full Story

A legislative committee investigating Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has found she unlawfully abused her authority in firing the state's public safety commissioner.   Full Story

An Anchorage woman is recovering after being stabbed during a morning robbery in her own garage. It happened in the 4700 block of Grumman. Police say 63-year-old Carol Lang was getting ready to leave for work when this all happened.   Full Story

An Eagle River woman is frantically searching for an owl she's been fostering, after a car hit it six years ago. The bird suspiciously went missing earlier this week.   Full Story

The state's highest court has ruled to uphold a superior court judge's ruling to dismiss a restraining order against the legislative investigation into the firing of public safety commissioner Walt Monegan.   Full Story

A former state employee is suing Gov. Sarah Palin to stop using her personal email accounts for state business. The lawsuit comes after a Tennessee college student was indicted for hacking into one of those accounts.   Full Story

As the investigation of Governor Palin's potential abuse of power draws to a close, one of the key players in the probe, finally speaks out. Todd Palin's sworn 25 page affidavit was released Thursday, in which he made accused former Department of Public Safety (DPS) commissioner Walt Monegan and the DPS's of several mishandlings.   Full Story

Over 15,000 residents are without power Friday morning. Storm winds have downed trees and destroyed small structures throughout Anchorage.   Full Story

After months of intense international scrutiny, Troopergate comes to a head and the fate of the investigation lies in the hands of four Supreme Court justices.   Full Story

After losing a class action lawsuit over extensive late fees, one of Alaska's largest rental companies could be issuing a massive refund soon. Renters who currently or have ever lived in a Weidner rental property may qualify for the refund.   Full Story