Pink and gold: Kikkan Randall’s new perspective after a tumultuous year
Part 6, November: After months of treatment, Randall goes under a surgeon’s knife and hopes for the best.
Video: Kikkan Randall browses mementos from her decades-long ski career
Closets and bins in Randall’s home collect gear, news clippings and awards from five Olympics and countless World Cup races.
With family in mind, Kikkan Randall fights cancer for the life she had planned after racing
Part 5, October: Randall wasn’t the only one whose life changed once she was diagnosed with cancer. Her family changed, too.
Kikkan vs. cancer: Cancer tests a champion’s drive
Part 4, September: Exhausted but restless, Randall finds a growing new purpose.
Kikkan Randall tackles cancer treatment and tough choices with help from friends and fans
Part 3, August: Kikkan Randall adjusts to a wearying chemo regimen and increasing sickness with the support of friends.
‘The old Kikkan’ gives way to cancer treatment and hair loss
Part 2, July: Cancer begins to reshape Kikkan Randall’s identity, changing her gold medal persona.
Snow boosts the challenge — and the fun — at outdoor high school hockey game
South/Bartlett and Service/East players stood by warming bonfires near their benches and wiped frost from visors between shifts. Some had hot chocolate after the second period.
For Kikkan Randall, a hero’s homecoming. Then, an alarming discovery.
Part 1, April: With her historic gold medal, the Anchorage ski racer returned to Alaska’s open arms. But her moment barely lasted.
From child to elder, here’s what 9 Alaskans living above the Arctic Circle would do if they were governor
Advice to the new governor from people in Noorvik, where Mike Dunleavy spent his first day as governor last week.
Video: Noorvik celebration goes on until Dunleavy arrives
Weather prevented Gov. Mike Dunleavy from being inaugurated in the village as planned, but he eventually got there.
Photos: Earthquake damage from the air
Photos from the air, by fixed-wing plane and drone, show the effects of the Southcentral Alaska earthquake
Photos: The ice is fine for skating at Potter Marsh
Cold and little snow have set the stage for good early-season ice skating in some places, but Southcentral skaters should still be alert for thin ice on deeper bodies of water.