Repairs to downtown Anchorage church snowball after earthquake when previous damage discovered
Contractors found poorly installed stucco, rotting wood and a 595-pound cast iron bell about to fall at First Presbyterian Church.
Kids these days: Goat yoga gets a leg up in Anchorage
The goat yoga trend, which began in Oregon in 2016, has found a foothold in Alaska.
Navy aircraft carrier joins Alaska’s largest military exercise
The last time a carrier participated in Northern Edge was 2009.
MS Queen Elizabeth makes her maiden visit to Anchorage and marks the start of cruise season
The cruise ship is the first of ten scheduled to visit Anchorage this season
Hooligan return to Cook Inlet waters
There is no limit on the small, easy-to-catch fish.
AWWU adds pumps to speed up Campbell Lake draining process
The utility has until May 15 to make repairs to a submerged sewer line without disturbing the salmon return process.
Dead whale along Turnagain Arm comes apart piece by piece, filling freezers and advancing science
Alaska Natives joined scientists Wednesday to dissect the humpback whale on the shore of Turnagain Arm south of Anchorage.
A humpback whale died in Turnagain Arm. Here’s what might have happened.
It’s rare to see humpbacks in Turnagain Arm, known for its swift tides and shallow waters.
Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center reopens for the first time since 7.1 earthquake
None of the 600 objects in the Arctic Studies Center at the Anchorage Museum appear to have been damaged, but repairs to display cases took more than four months
Arctic Valley’s spring festival included sun, beer and ’90s snowboards
Blue & Gold’s retro halfpipe event honors the history of snowboarding in Alaska.
Golfers sidestep temporary water hazards on Palmer Golf Course’s opening day
The course opened Friday with 12 of 18 holes, and golfers are not allowed to use carts until the course dries out.
Photos: 2019 3A and 4A state championship basketball games
Ketchikan, Dimond and Anchorage Christian won titles Saturday.