According to the Portland Police Bureau, officers responded to downtown Portland on Tuesday regarding a person who was driving a stolen forklift on city streets
3.7 magnitude earthquake. 229 km ESE of Attu Station, Alaska
2.7 magnitude earthquake. 36 km from Nikiski, AK, United States
Police say the bodies of two men were found yesterday at Russian Jack park in Anchorage. The police department released few other details
3.5 magnitude earthquake. 100 km W of Adak, Alaska
2.5 magnitude earthquake. 104 km W of Adak, Alaska
3.2 magnitude earthquake. 98 km W of Adak, Alaska
Anchorage Police are reporting one man has died following a collision with heavy machinery on Minnesota Drive
Northbound Minnesota Drive is closed between Northern Lights Boulevard and West 15th Avenue due to a crash, according to Anchorage police. There is no word on when the road will reopen
3.3 magnitude earthquake. 28 km WNW of Central, Alaska
3.6 magnitude earthquake. 181 km from Dillingham, AK, United States
Fire crews in St. Albans, Vermont said they believe the manhole cover had been knocked loose by a snowplow, and the woman fell through it while walking near her driveway
4.3 magnitude earthquake. 103 km from Kodiak Station, AK, United States
Drivers and pedestrians can expect a large police presence in the area of East 43rd Avenue, Dale Street, Piper Street and East Tudor Road
Alaska building collapse kills 1 victim, 2nd hospitalized
1 killed in roof collapse at gym in Alaska
Massive police presence reported at home in Anchorage, Alaska likely in connection with child abduction incident; nearby residents asked to evacuate the area
Child Abduction Emergency declared after child stolen, mother killed in Anchorage, Alaska
Police have responded to the 6000 block of More Lane near 22nd Avenue due to a barricaded suspect. SWAT and other special operations teams are on the scene
Units from the Anchorage Fire Department responded to a report of a roof collapse at a commercial building near 1100 East 76th Avenue early Friday evening, according to Assistant Chief Alex Boyd
US detected, tracked & intercepted 4 Russian aircraft in the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) @NORADCommand says the 4 aircraft included: TU-95 BEAR-H, SU-30 fighter aircraft & SU-35 fighter aircraft (on 14th February 2nd day in a row
5.2 magnitude earthquake. 204 km WSW of Adak, Alaska
1 year ago@NORADCommand intercepted 4 Russian aircraft in the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) on February 13 Per statement, the Russian TU-95 BEAR-H & SU-35 fighter stayed in int'l airspace NORAD the incursion into the ADIZ is "not seen as a threat"
The Anchorage Police Department arrested a man who went on a violent tirade on Thursday evening at 5th Ave. Mall in Anchorage
Gen. VanHerck says he has not ruled out "anything at this point" when asked if the US has ruled out aliens or extraterrestrials, but points to the intel community to make the assessment
DoD won't call the shootdowns this weekend, "balloons." Commander NORAD Gen. VanHerck tonight: "Certainly the event off the South Carolina coast, the Chinese spy balloon, that was clearly a balloon. These are objects. I'm not able to categorize how they stay aloft
1 year agoSome pilots that interacted with the object over Alaska said that it "interfered with their sensors". Some pilots also claimed to have seen no identifiable propulsion on the object, and could not explain how it was staying in the air - CNN
1 year agoStatement from NORAD: Military aircraft are currently operating from Alaska and Canada in support of NORAD activities. NORAD confirms that we have positively identified a high-altitude airborne object over Northern Canada
US F-22 shoots down , small car-sized floating object over Alaska. Officials say it's not another big China spy balloon & doesn't appear to be manned. "We're calling this an object. That's the best description we have"
1 year agoThe U.S. military used an F-22 aircraft to take down the object off Alaska today and used a "sidewinder missile" to do so, Pentagon spokesperson Brigadier General Patrick S Ryder says
