Is anything better than ski jumping under the midnight sun?
Summertime ski jumping went past sunset (11:42 p.m.) at the Midnight Sun Ski Jump-A-Thon.
Photos: Final day of Anchorage’s annual Slam’n Salm’n Derby
Sure, angler Gary Sipary may have caught the smallest winning fish in the history of Anchorage’s annual Slam'n Salm'n Derby, but that fish still made him thousands of dollars richer.
Photos: The loneliest loon returns to Lake Hood
A single red-throated loon has been hanging out at Lake Hood Floatplane Base for several summers, perhaps waiting for a mate.
Here are two dozen of our favorite bird photos from this spring
Resident birds and those that migrate all share space in Alaska's springtime.
Photos: Alaska state track and field championships
Palmer High School hosts two days of statewide competition.
Fish on: First round of stocking complete for Anchorage lakes
Eight hundred thousand rainbow trout and Arctic char will be placed this summer in Southcentral Alaska.
Clothing, blankets and a pile of propane tanks: See what a Chester Creek cleanup yielded
A portion of Chester Creek is much cleaner after around 30 people spent Saturday morning pulling trash from the creek and the banks.
Sandhill cranes eat and dance on farm fields near Palmer
Sandhill cranes are returning to Southcentral Alaska. Some of them nest in the area, while others are stopping to feed before continuing north to nest.
Musk ox mothers and newborns get acquainted in Palmer
The Musk Ox Farm has new residents this spring with the birth of two calves. The farm will open for the season on Mother's Day.
Growing season is finally here. Valley farmers are getting their crops in.
Vanderweele Farms workers planted lettuce, broccoli and cabbage in their Palmer fields amid mixed weather Wednesday.
Meet the winner of the Yup’ik Spelling Bee
The winner of the Yup'ik Spelling Bee for Beginners, held at the Alaska Native Heritage Center, demonstrates the spelling skills that made him a champion Saturday.
This birch syrup collector will tap more than 650 trees this season
A sure sign of spring is the birch syrup operations getting started north of Anchorage.