State, local and beyond: Alaska has a new governor, a new legislature and a powerful congressional delegation. Come here for the latest news and tidbits from the transition, from Juneau and elsewhere by Daily News political reporters.
Eye on the arts: Art lurks everywhere, from concert halls and galleries to corporate boardrooms and living rooms. Daily News art snobs are on the lookout.
Alaska dog owners unite: We have moose in our yards. We have frozen water bowls. We have wolves, doggone it, walking off with cute little pugs at our state capital! Mushers have their own network of resources, but the time has come for ordinary pet owners to come together and discuss our only-in-Alaska issues.
Tracking crime in Southcentral is a monumental task, but we're dedicated to gathering all the information in one place and opening the discussion on it.
Do you wonder why the newspaper did what it did, or didn't do what it didn't do? This is the spot where I or one of our other editors will try to answer your questions, respond to your complaints and generally explain the behavior of the newspaper as best as we can.
If you have questions about how the Daily News makes opinion decisions, this blog has the answers. Editorial page editor Matt Zencey and writers Frank Gerjevic and Rosemary Shinohara will discuss what they're working on, answer questions and ask your perspective on issues facing Alaska.
Up-close on the nightlife scene: An Anchorage bar-hopper's essential guide to the latest nightlife action and coolest hot-spots.
An insider's guide: Everything from music to pop culture, local dining, drinking, art and nightlife. Alaska or Outside, it’s fair game. Who's hot, who's coming to town, who's doing something worth noticing. We're on it.
Tracking Pebble. Reporter Elizabeth Bluemink keeps pace with the latest developments and opens dialog on the highly contentious prospects of Pebble Mine.
Check in for breaking news, advance word on upcoming ADN reports from the Mat-Su, for links to Outside stories with a Mat-Su connection and to read or post comments about hot topics in the Valley.
Garden blog: Do you love to make mud pies, grow a houseplant, eat veggies, or stop to smell the bouquet on your co-workers desk? With this blog, we'll try to satisfy those needs and tell you about what's going on with the Anchorage gardening scene. You know, as I finally learned, it's all about the dirt.
RURAL BLOG
Blogging about life and politics in rural Alaska. This is the spot for breaking news on village issues, plus interviews, videos, photos and an open call for reader-submitted content.
Hockey blog: Alaska is hockey heaven -- the Alaska Aces are perennial ECHL contenders, the UAA Seawolves play in the nation's premier college league and NHL star Scott Gomez headlines a contingent of pros. Join the conversation about the Aces and Alaska hockey with Doyle Woody, who has covered the game here at all levels for 26 years.
ADN editors find and post the news from all over Alaska every morning so you don't have to.
Guide to Alaska: Whether its backcountry hiking, coastline kayaking or dining on a downtown deck, there truly is something for everyone in Alaska. This blog picks up where the annual Daily News Visitors' Guide leaves off.
Looking to add more local foods to your diet, meet local farmers, learn new recipes based on seasonal eating and preserve the summer harvest? This is the place.
The founders of "Kitty and K-9 Connection," a non-profit rescue/foster/adoption program, discuss the latest issues and available animals.
Authored by professionals in the digital and web marketing industry, Brand Bytes will help you stay on top of the latest digital methods to communicate with your customers.
Lifelong Alaskan Sam Dunham is a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and a regular competitor in the Alaska Fighting Championships and Thursday Night at the Fights.
Are you looking for the right church for you? There are a lot of choices. Visit this blog to flesh out all the options in the Anchorage area.
Love to travel, but hate tours? This blog offers insight on how to go it alone, from safe accommodations to seeing the best, and maybe even the worst. After all, independent travel is an adventure.
Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Ferguson lost his leg while serving in Iraq. He's sharing the experience of getting a new prosthetic replacement.
This blog is for all parents; those in the traditional workforce, those who work from home, and those who work at home. Three bloggers offer three different perspectives on the big job of parenting.
Coverage of all city and statewide bodybuilding competitions, and the out-of-state guest posers.
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