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MISSING CHILD 11 Year Old Rabang Phillips

Anchorage Police are looking for missing 11 year old Rabang Phillips. Phillips was sent to Anchorage from his mother’s house in Chicago last summer to visit his father, Derrick Craig, aka Jahbangjah Khali (pron. Ja-bang-ja Col-lie). Craig has refused to send Rabang home. The whereabouts of both Rabang Phillips and Derrick Craig are unknown at this time.

Lance Mackey Wins Iditarod 38

Lanc Mackey has won the last great race for the fourth consecutive time. He finished the race at 2:59 and 51 Seconds on March 16th, 2010. This means his total time was 8 Days, 23 Hours, 59 Minutes and 51 seconds. Mackey has ran the iditarod 9 times and won it four times, giving him the best winning percentage in recent history.

Iditarod 38 Leader Board, Mackey Wins

PARKS HIGHWAY CLOSED NEAR HURRICANE GULCH

A fatal car accident at mile 178 of the Parks Highway has forced the closure of both lanes of traffic. It is espected to be closed until about midnight. At least two people were killed in the collision that involved two vehicles. One vehicle was carrying four people, and the other just one. More information will be posted as it becomes avaliable. Be sure to tune into ABC Alaska News at 10 for all the latest.

Eagle River Woman To Compete In National Cooking Contest

Harder is going to be competing in the Pillsbury Bake-off Contest in Orlando on April 11-13th. Her recipe was chosen out of more than 10,000 applicants. Be sure to tune into ABC Alaska News at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00 tonight for the full story.

Iditarod Schedule of Events

Police Looking for Three Men Possibly Tied to Dimond Mall Shooting

Anchorage Police are looking for Anthony Neal Williams and Warren Brooks who are wanted for questioning in connection with the murder of Edwing Matos at the Dimond Center on February 27, 2010.

Autism In Alaska

Some estimates say that more than 600 Alaskans are autistic. For the parents of these children, feats that may seem simple to some, are worthy of celebration. From counting, to matching shapes and colors, parents of autustic children face many struggles.

Finalists For UA President Speak at UA Fairbanks

The three finalists to be the next University of Alaska president are on a three-day tour of the university's campuses in Fairbanks, Anchorage and Juneau. The tour started Monday with a series of public forums in Juneau, in which the candidates laid out their qualifications to replace retiring UA President Mark Hamilton.

'Anticlimactic' Tsunami Rolls Through Alaska

A tsunami packing little punch rolled through Alaska waters Saturday, but was hardly noticeable to residents in coastal communities. Alaska Homeland Security Director John Madden says there were no reports of damage. Because of that, state emergency managers were able to view Saturday's event as a test of tsunami plans that have been put in place in coastal communities.