Anchorage’s Nordstrom closes its doors for the last time
The closure of the downtown staple for upscale fashion leaves a retail hole.
In their own words: UAA students and staff voice concerns about becoming a single university with UAF, UAS
University of Alaska Board of Regents listened to testimony in Anchorage.
Photos: Changing seasons along the Norton Sound coast near Nome
Nome-Council Road provides a glimpse of a rugged coastline and colorful history.
Photos: Livestock competition draws kids to the ring at the Alaska State Fair
Thursday’s breeding competition included goats, sheep, swine and cattle.
Tent by tent, police and city officials are counting Anchorage’s homeless population this week
Data from the semiannual count is used to help advocate for funding to reduce homelessness.
A day in the life of a United States senator: Dan Sullivan
From his morning run, to committee hearings, to VIP meetings, Anchorage Daily News followed Sen. Sullivan on a “typical” day in D.C.
A day in the life of a United States senator: Lisa Murkowski
We joined Alaska’s senior senator on the streets of Washington and in the halls of the Capitol to see what constitutes a normal day.
Urban farm gives way to skills-building — and income — in Mountain View
Grow North Farm, an Anchorage Community Land Trust project, is bringing in customers as the season peaks.
Photos: 2019 Crow Pass Crossing
Photos from the wilderness marathon through the Chugach Mountains, July 20, 2019.
Alaskans line the Kenai River’s mouth to dipnet for sockeye salmon
When the fishing is good - and it was good on Thursday morning - the scene is prime Alaska.
Anchorage American Legion Post retires dozens of U.S. flags
Members retired dozens of flags that were in poor condition by burning them, the preferred method as instructed by the U.S Flag Code.
Mourners fill Anchorage church to remember 19-year-old homicide victim
The father of Cynthia Hoffman, who police say was killed near the Thunderbird Falls trailhead, asked for a joyful ceremony in her honor.