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.
Photos: Alaska Baseball League’s 2019 season opens in Palmer
The Mat-Su Miners hosted the Chugiak-Eagle River Chinooks at Hermon Brothers Field.
Remote cannery displays relics of Alaska commercial fishing
Alitak superintendent Woody Knebel has been collecting and displaying relics for years.
Photos: U.S. Attorney General William Barr and Sen. Lisa Murkowski visit Western Alaska
They visited residents and officials in Bethel and Napaskiak at the end of Barr’s multi-day tour of the state.
Eleven views of Kodiak Island from above
Rugged mountains and coastline shape the island landscape.
Meet an Alaska graduating class of one
As a Kodiak Island teen prepares to leave her familiar village, her single mom encourages independence.
How a groundbreaking Alaska basketball coach influenced her players’ lives, 18 years after their astonishing championship win
The game, in which the Kodiak boys beat heavily favored East High School, was inducted into the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame this week.
Anchorage teacher becomes a U.S. citizen with help from her East High School students
Yoko Grove, who teaches Japanese language, was one of 19 naturalized in Anchorage on Tuesday.
Anchorage elders help felines prepare for adoption during ‘Kitten Social Hour’
The event helps socialize Anchorage Animal Care and Control kittens before they are adopted.
Conversation: UAA’s new pastry professor talks about her sweet journey with food and teaching
Kellie Puff handed out chocolate samples at the Campus Bookstore and had tips for beginners at a recent workshop.
Jason Campeau nearly froze to death during the 2018 Yukon Quest. His rescue was just the start of his Iditarod journey to Nome.
Campeau said mushing helped him see beyond his injuries and mental health struggles.