Anchorage celebrates Fourth of July with parade and party on the Park Strip
A sunny, hot day brings out thousands of Alaskans and visitors for Independence Day festivities.
Lacrosse means sticks, balls and lots of running for kids
Four different age groups can participate in lacrosse for kids camps this summer.
Photos: Surf’s up on Kodiak Island
Kodiak Island has many miles of coastline, much of which is good for surfing when conditions are right.
Photos: Cold conditions along Tanana River take their toll
The cold weather gripping the Iditarod route on Wednesday is soon to warm up, giving mushers some relief and different conditions.
Photos: 2016 Anchorage homicide victims
Anchorage saw 34 homicides in 2016. Here's a look at the lives cut short in a deadly year.
A brown bear stopped traffic on the Glenn Highway
The animal crossed all lanes of the freeway near Eagle River.
Sea lion takes on salmon shark in Prince William Sound -- and wins
A photographer captured a scene biologists say they've never heard of before: a sea lion preying on a salmon shark.
Rocket Man: Bill Guernsey and his Atomic Camper
Bill Guernsey's 16-foot red rocket ship camper is an eye-stopping marvel of innovation and persistence.
Artists and oceanographers collect trash from Alaska's beaches in Gyre project
During a hot, sunny June week, a team of oceanographers, technologists, conservationists and artists explored beaches on the southern coastline of the Kenai Peninsula, Shuyak and Afognak Islands and Katmai National Park and Preserve on the Alaska Peninsula. The expedition was part of a collaboration between the Anchorage Museum and Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward, exploring the impacts of marine debris on a small piece of Alaska's 6,640-mile coastline.