Alaska-born Loren Holmes is a visual storyteller covering life in the 49th state.
The Lower Yukon School District is giving students from Hooper Bay to Russian Mission the opportunity to live in Anchorage through the Kusilvak Career Academy.
The collapse of The Dome in 2017 led to big changes in how the district plans for spring sports.
On their return trip on the out-and-back course, Ryan Redington struggled up the Happy River Steps and Joar Leifseth Ulsom crossed the Farewell Burn in sunshine and loved it.
Here’s a collection of memorable images from a unique race.
The students stay active and they have learned to bundle up in winter, says Anchorage Waldorf School teacher Donna Levesque.
A time-trial format was chosen to minimize the risk of transmission of COVID-19.
In order to limit the spread of COVID-19, masks are mandatory and lifts will operate with middle seats blocked.
Health care workers continued to express enthusiasm for the vaccine Wednesday despite the hospitalization of a Juneau woman who had a severe allergic reaction after receiving a dose.
Tech limitations make learning music online hard, but also offer unexpected benefits
Most Klatt Elementary students live over 3 miles from the school. Genevieve Stephens is trying to make it easier for them to access books by bringing the library to them.
“Eventually we’re going to have more fruit than we know what to do with.”
The popular event continues on September 26.
