Photos: Final day of Anchorage’s annual Slam’n Salm’n Derby
Sure, angler Gary Sipary may have caught the smallest winning fish in the history of Anchorage’s annual Slam'n Salm'n Derby, but that fish still made him thousands of dollars richer.
Visual Stories
Spreading their wings: Bird TLC is finally getting a home of its own
Bird Treatment and Learning Center, Alaska’s largest bird rehabilitation organization, will soon have a dedicated facility in South Anchorage after decades of fundraising.
Photos: The loneliest loon returns to Lake Hood
A single red-throated loon has been hanging out at Lake Hood Floatplane Base for several summers, perhaps waiting for a mate.
Photos: Best of June 2018
Anchorage Daily News photographers and contributors capture slices of life around Anchorage and beyond.
20 remarkable new photos from the Hawaii volcano
Photos from Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island.
Injured paramedic Ben Schultz welcomed home at Anchorage gathering
Hundreds of people greeted Schultz at ChangePoint almost a year after he fell about 100 feet down an aerial ladder during a training accident.
Here are two dozen of our favorite bird photos from this spring
Resident birds and those that migrate all share space in Alaska's springtime.
Photos: Alaskans remember the fallen on Memorial Day
People attended ceremonies at the Veterans' Memorial in downtown Anchorage and at Fort Richardson National Cemetery on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson to remember loved ones and to honor those who paid the ultimate price for freedom.
Fish on: First round of stocking complete for Anchorage lakes
Eight hundred thousand rainbow trout and Arctic char will be placed this summer in Southcentral Alaska.
Anchorage firefighter Ben Schultz welcomed home nearly a year after fall
Schultz has spent months in rehabilitation after his training accident, and only now is returning home to Anchorage.
Watch: Alaska Zoo bears try to rip apart bear-resistant containers
The contest was part of the zoo's annual Bear Aware event on Sunday.
Clothing, blankets and a pile of propane tanks: See what a Chester Creek cleanup yielded
A portion of Chester Creek is much cleaner after around 30 people spent Saturday morning pulling trash from the creek and the banks.
Sandhill cranes eat and dance on farm fields near Palmer
Sandhill cranes are returning to Southcentral Alaska. Some of them nest in the area, while others are stopping to feed before continuing north to nest.