Alaska

The Department of Public Safety said it stands by the decisions that were made in this case and “reject the notion that this individual was discriminated against"

Officials finalized a policy and have begun issuing body-worn cameras in a rollout to several hundred employees

A new seven-page policy stipulates that officers receive fire department training on how to administer it

Curtis Worland was trying to scare away a group of muskox from near a dog kennel at his home when one of the animals attacked him

A recent geomagnetic storm reveals the northern lights over an Alaska PD

Officials say the cameras are long overdue for the troopers, the largest law enforcement agency in the state

Officers in Valdez, Alaska, are no strangers to wildlife calls, but usually the subjects are moose and bears

Statewide, 245 overdose deaths were reported last year, and six out of 10 were linked to fentanyl

"Alaska's law enforcement community invites you to consider the 49th state where we back the blue," Gov. Mike Dunleavy said

An armed resident was able to avert a possible mass shooting, but officials are now weighing the benefits of village police carrying firearms

‘Alaska PD’ highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement officers in four Alaskan cities

A fatal Alaska State Troopers helicopter crash was caused by the pilot's decision to fly into bad weather and the agency's inadequate safety management

A miscommunication led troopers to believe they were supposed to tell a couple that there son was killed in a car accident

Video shows a confrontation August 15 between a man and two cops in which he rushes them with a baseball bat and swings at an officer who had fallen.

Video shows a confrontation Friday between a man and two cops in which he rushes them with a baseball bat and swings at an officer who had fallen