President Donald Trump greeted military personnel at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson on Friday afternoon during a refueling stop en route to Japan from Washington, D.C.
Cindy Berger learned she might have a spirit in the basement of now-closed Anchorage hotel and decided to call a professional, because what could it hurt?
A renovation has been proposed in hopes of making the central plaza and green space more inviting and welcoming.
No public events are scheduled; Air Force One will refuel at JBER en route to Japan.
Kayla Faaloua is charged with theft and misapplication of property at William Tyson Elementary School.
Along with the new cellphone ordinance, the Anchorage Assembly passed the Climate Action Plan, which calls for the city to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Family of pilot Ron Rash said they were still struggling with the tragedy and weren’t ready to speak to media.
Children in the foster care system have emerged as some of the most vocal critics of placements in Outside residential psychiatric care.
For decades there have been questions about whether expensive state-funded care out of state helps or hurts children.
Taylor Caldwell was walking his dog Friday afternoon near his home in Eagle River when he was charged and trampled by a cow moose.
The Shonbeck house was in danger of being demolished to make way for new townhomes.
The plan is a broad vision for what the municipality wants Anchorage to look like in 2050, with a focus on dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The cruise ship is the first of ten scheduled to visit Anchorage this season
Police said Tuesday they don’t believe the woman’s death, which they say resulted from natural causes, was criminal.
Lightning is unusual in a city that, according to the National Weather Service, sees fewer than two thunderstorms a year.
The man, who police say was seriously injured, was walking on a narrow, brushy trail when he got between a cow moose and its calf.
Five women say UA failed to appropriately respond to years of reports of an Anchorage professor sexually harassing his graduate students and retaliating against them.
“I still haven’t been able to forgive myself, and I don’t know when I will be able to,” the defendant said.
A pilot first spotted the gray whale last week. What caused its death isn’t yet known.
The driver police suspect of hitting the man has been questioned, police said, but no charges have been filed.
