Paddleboarders surf the bore tide in Turnagain Arm
Stand-up paddleboarders ride the bore tide, which creates a wave 6 to 10 feet high as it travels up shallow Turnagain Arm.
Summer is almost gone, but the action is still hot at Little Campbell Lake
The temperature was in the 50s, but it was Saturday in Anchorage and the sunshine was full on.
An avian summer in 4 minutes: Watch red-necked grebes nesting on an Anchorage lake
Red-necked grebes perform courtship rituals, nest and raise chicks on Cheney Lake.
Iconic neon palm tree returns to Spenard
Jay Stange said the neon palm tree “represents the old and the new and the future of Spenard in a cool way."
A glorious evening at Ship Creek: Fishing for silver salmon in golden light
Late-summer fishing for coho salmon on Ship Creek in Anchorage can be a rewarding experience, even if you come up emptyhanded.
Photos: Glaciers meet the ocean in Southeast Alaska’s Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness
Three tidewater glaciers give cruise ships and boaters great access to the ice.
Anchorage residents make their mark on a stretch of Spenard Road
Residents, officials and even a few dogs left their handprints in a ribbon of concrete in a culmination of the Spenard Road upgrades by the Municipality of Anchorage.
A brand-new road to recovery in Anchorage
The Ernie Turner Center residential treatment facility on Eklutna Lake Road celebrated its grand opening.
Math and model kayaks: ANSEP students build on layers of learning
Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program students get a hands-on approach to learning math.
Humpback whales put on a bubble-net feeding show in Southeast Alaska
Photos: Frederick Sound is a rich feeding ground for humpback pods.
A marine state park in Southeast Alaska features historic cannery ruins
Taku Harbor State Marine Park near Juneau preserves the state's cannery history.
The Bear Paw Festival parade circles downtown Eagle River
Floats, bands, flags, cars, trucks, horses and fun filled the streets of Eagle River