Get the adrenaline flowing with this special episode that includes arrests in remote villages; helicopter rescues on frigid, 22 degree mountaintops; and dangerous suspect chase-downs in south central Alaska.

Snowflakes fall as Trooper Howie Peterson responds to a search and rescue call in the Kenai Peninsula: a snow-machiner accident where the victim may be dead or alive.

Winter has seized Alaska, and Trooper Timothy Cronin gets a chilling call.

This episode starts with a bang as the troopers respond to a call about gunshots and screams. The hunt for the gunman leads them into the Fairbanks woods, where they find the suspect threatening to blow someone's head off. Then, on the waterways of western Alaska, the team must rein in some potentially volatile fishermen by both boat and float plane. Then, Trooper Stariha is hot on the trail of a fleeing motorcycle who suddenly takes the chase onto the crowded highway.

It's a criminal homebrew operation and Trooper Tim Smith is tackling it head-on. He's new to the remote post 30 miles north of the Arctic Circle and he must head into one of the most dangerous villages in the area - a dry village where illegal manufacturing of alcohol has gotten out of control and law enforcement has been run out of town. Written by Anonymous

It sounds like a tale out of a horror movie when troopers Aaron Mobley and Bill Connors set out to find a man who assaulted someone with a machete, leaving the victim bloodied and with a broken jaw. But after they make the arrest, the drama is far from over. Written by Anonymous

In Alaska's Mat-Su Valley, Trooper Joseph Hess is called in to investigate an alarming discovery: campers have found remains that appear to be human toes and hands.

Trooper Gabe Rich is called to a residence where renters are armed and have fired shots on anyone trying to enter their house.

When Alaska State Trooper Jared Noll goes to a call in Wasilla, where a man has a bear-hunting, high caliber rifle, will he get there in time before the gunman's girlfriend is harmed?

Alaska State Troopers must confront a man who is illegally living on public land, find a missing toddler who has disappeared into the woods, and track a man with a warrant as he tries to hide in a remote village on the Yukon River.

Watch as Trooper Hess tries to track a notorious drug dealer in the Matsu Valley. The man has ditched his car and his girlfriend, but will he slip away from Troopers?

From a woman trapped in auto accident wreckage, to a romance gone sour, to crystal meth drug runners, Alaska's finest are put to the test of every challenge.

Danger is on the rise as flooding takes over south-central Alaska. A 17-inch storm surge and high winds have left thousands in danger and even uprooted residential homes.

A blazing inferno sends trooper David Lorring racing to save a disabled man's life in Soldotna.

Like a scene from an action movie, Troopers silently and swiftly surround the home of a well-known criminal suspected of hiding stolen guns.

Talk about a long commute! Trooper Massey must drive to the airport, catch an airplane and be picked up by a patrol boat to get from St.Mary's to Alakanuk.

Not only when standing in the line of fire during traffic pullovers, but also during undercover decoy operations, troopers must remain vigilant in all corners of the state so they aren't caught on their heels and in a deadly predicament.

Troopers are on the brink of chaos in one of the country's most remote states: from family feuds in the backwoods to bloody burglars to moose creating hazards on roadways, buckle up tight as you follow troopers into wild Alaska--to save lives and serve justice. Written by Anonymous

Alaska State Troopers not only deal with crime, but battle the elements in the vast, wild state--fom icy roads and high speed chases, to tourists lurking too close to brown bears, to freezing, wind chilled nights where burglars may be on the prowl, Alaska State Troopers take it all in stride. Written by Anonymous

Winter has set in and Alaska and wildlife Trooper Jon Simeon patrols Alaska's newly frozen lakes when he hears a gunshot: someone has illegally killed two caribou.