Unofficial Memorial Day observance draws hundreds to downtown Anchorage
The city-sponsored event was canceled this week because of the coronavirus emergency
World’s largest cargo plane stops in Anchorage on its way to Canada with medical supplies
The one-of-a-kind plane was originally built to ferry the Soviet Union’s space shuttle.
From a distance, Anchorage religious leaders adapt their methods and messages for Easter and Passover
Christian and Jewish leaders are planning for important annual observances with coronavirus concerns in mind.
Food Bank partners with businesses to help deliver food to Alaska seniors
With normal distribution sites closed because of the novel coronavirus, a local tour company has stepped in to help fill the gap
Anchorage moves its emergency operations center into Loussac Library
The new space allows workers to practice proper physical distancing.
Abruptly out of work, two Anchorage women climbed into costumes and started a new job: Cheering up the city
“A lot of people have been cheering us on,” said the unicorn.
Photos: Frosty dogs and fancy meals of the Iditarod
The first musher to Ruby gets a five-course meal — and she shared it with three other mushers.
Stressed out? Maybe these photos of Iditarod dogs will help.
Here are some of our favorite dog photos from the Iditarod.
Photos: Mushers rest and rebound near the Iditarod’s halfway mark
Take in the scene at Ophir and Takotna.
Photos: Plenty of snow and sunshine on the Iditarod Trail through the Farewell Burn
Photos: Day 3 of the 1,000-mile race to Nome.
Our favorite photos from the 2020 Iditarod ceremonial start through Anchorage
Mushers, dogs and fans mingled across the city as the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race celebrated the ceremonial start in Anchorage.
Volunteer veterinarians give Iditarod dog teams a once-over as the race nears
Each dog is examined before they are allowed to run in the 1,000-mile race.