The annual Spirit Olympics filled Anchorage’s Dimond High gym with 70 minutes of hysteria and hilarity as students and faculty members competed in an assortment of oddball events.
A route from the Dimond Center mall to Loussac Library and then downtown would be the first new one since a 2017 public transit redesign.
Some motorists had to have all four tires repaired or replaced after running over screws scattered on Eagle River Loop Road.
The superintendent has said a newly enacted policy could jeopardize federal reimbursement funds, but board members believe those concerns are unfounded.
Project Homeless Connect on Wednesday offered some TLC while matching those in need of assistance with representatives of housing and employment services, legal aid, health care and government agencies.
Police believe a Nissan Sentra pulling out of a parking lot at the Dimond Center mall hit a woman.
A violent encounter in an Anchorage hotel involving a thrown frying pan left Flossie Spencer with constant pain and a scar on her face. An Anchorage prosecutor found charges were unwarranted.
A loosely organized event Saturday brought over 100 people to the frozen lake
A man was sent to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after he was located in an area near Minnesota and 100th
Curtis Phelps at first couldn’t get his wife or daughter to answer their cellphones to let him know whether the moose had moved away.
The Archdiocese of Anchorage for the first time has named clergy members accused by investigators of sexually abusing children and vulnerable adults.
The business- and citizen-led plan failed to get enough support for a public hearing ahead of the city election.
The audit shows the city overpaid by hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
Among the most urgent issues: The all-important system that controls doors and locks at the secure facility is failing.
The bureau is aiming to hire at least one resident in every small Alaska community to gather data for the 2020 population count.
Whether to accept some funds will come down to a “business decision," says the Anchorage School District’s chief operating officer.
Two people caught in the slide escaped serious injury, according to an avalanche center official.
Kate Vogel will replace outgoing city attorney Becky Windt Pearson, who has accepted a job with GCI.
The Berkowitz administration and Assembly members made the case for various proposals at town hall meetings this week.
David Bybee, 73, was fatally injured in a New Year’s Eve collision near Mile 2 of Knik-Goose Bay Road.
