Fast-changing storm system now expected to drop up to 8 inches of snow across Anchorage Bowl
The Tuesday morning commute is likely to be complicated by slick roads amid mixed snow and rain, the National Weather Service says.
Here are the bond packages Anchorage will vote on in the April election
School earthquake damage repairs, storm drains and parks are on the ballot, along with an alcohol tax, Assembly and school board seats, and on-site marijuana consumption.
How would Alaska’s lottery work? Here are two plans being debated.
A state lottery has been resisted in Alaska for decades, but two ideas are now being promoted, one by Gov. Mike Dunleavy and another by a key legislator.
Alaska Democrats preparing for new primary voting system say Iowa’s problems won’t be repeated
The party is discarding electronic voting for presidential candidates in favor of by-mail ballots transported by hand.
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From temp to Tribal doctor
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Car passenger shot and killed by officers had fired at them during a traffic stop, police say
One officer was shot and injured but protected by body armor, Anchorage police said.
Anchorage couple launches locker company to protect bicycles
AK Bikebox installed the new lockers in downtown Anchorage early this month.
When does a newcomer become a ‘real Alaskan’? History shows it depends who you’re asking.
Histories of Anchorage: During every population boom, Alaskans sought to divide residents from newcomers with words like “cheechako” and “sourdough.”
Two of Alaska’s greatest basketball players battle in Pac-12 game, and share a hug afterward
Ruthy Hebard and the Oregon Ducks got the best of Alissa Pili and the USC Trojans, but both Alaskans put up big numbers.
Alaska official disputes EPA analysis of state’s toxic chemical releases
Red Dog Operations accounted for more than 90% of Alaska’s reported releases in 2018, according to the EPA analysis.
Shorter winters have led to a shorter Anchorage dog-mushing season
Sunday marked the first sled dog race of the winter at Tozier Track.
Eight apply for pending Alaska Supreme Court vacancy
The nonpartisan Alaska Judicial Council will conduct interviews and forward a shortlist of nominees to the governor for a final selection.
Adventurer Roman Dial recounts search for his missing son in a fiercely gripping memoir
Book review: In “The Adventurer’s Son," Dial’s seamless writing takes us though searches in the jungle, bureaucratic tangles, surprise friendships, illegal poaching and mining, and tips and dead ends.
Alaska Board of Fish creates new dipnet fishery on the Susitna River
The personal use salmon fishery will be open for six days in July and require a boat to access the fishing grounds.
