So negative, yet so positive: At nearly 40 below zero, Fairbanks knows how to chill
The temperatures aren’t extreme by Interior Alaska standards, but Fairbanks hasn’t had a cold stretch like this in years.
Subzero cold pushes Anchorage’s homeless services network to its limits
David Rittenberg, shelter program director for the Brother Francis Shelter, says he sees more people yelling, pounding on doors and windows, or otherwise trying to draw attention in order to get a bed.
Snow falls and fireworks fly as Anchorage celebrates the start of a new decade
Revelers in downtown Anchorage celebrated the new year with live music, dance performances, food trucks and fireworks.
For these Anchorage teens, it’s always fishing season
Matthew Driskell, 17, and Taylor Baker, 16, set up their shelter on Sand Lake, drilled through the 8-inch-thick ice, and waited to catch and release any fish that took the bait.
Drake takes fashion cue from Iditarod legend Lance Mackey in new music video
In the video for “War," Drake wears a Lance Mackey-edition Canada Goose parka. “I couldn’t help but to get kind of a kick out of it,” said the four-time Iditarod champ.
Sledders kick up fun as powder piles up in Anchorage
Sledders took advantage of soft, fluffy, newly fallen snow on the hill at Russian Jack Springs Park on Thursday.
The snow is low, but the ice is nice
Ice skaters enjoy good conditions in Anchorage and the Valley.
Unique volleyball tournament draws small-school athletes to Anchorage
A dozen teams are playing in the Mixed Six state championships at Dimond High.
VIDEO: Watch East High’s ukulele students put their own spin on pop songs
In ukulele class, East High guitar and ukulele teacher Kiel Schweizer said, he sees pop music as a strong, common link among his students.
Video: The stunning jumps and hard falls of a world-class figure skating practice
Watch Anchorage’s Keegan Messing at work at the O’Malley Sports Center.
Photos: Newtok residents start the move to Mertarvik
Explore Newtok, a village threatened by erosion and flooding, and see what has been constructed so far in Mertarvik.
A Western Alaska village, long threatened by erosion and flooding, begins to relocate
Moving Newtok residents to the new village of Mertarvik has been planned for decades. This month, several families moved into new homes.