Bull moose are in rut across Southcentral Alaska. We witnessed a brutal fight in the middle of the city.
We heard tortured bellowing along an Anchorage bike trail, then saw two moose in silhouette, one lying on the ground.
Visual Stories
Our Ancestors, Our Fire: a welcome potlatch for conference attendees
A Southcentral-style potlatch keeps tradition alive with food and performance.
Photos: Bull moose are in their prime and ready for the rut in Kincaid Park
Moose are more visible as the leaves fall off trees in Anchorage.
Photos: Best of October 2018
Anchorage Daily News photographers and contributing record life around Anchorage and Southcentral Alaska.
Video tour: A Spenard garden, from spring to full bloom
Relive summer one more time with this look at a fantastic floral garden.
Anchorage students help advance salmon life cycle in hatchery field trip
Grace Christian School students participating in Fish and Game's Salmon in the Classroom program sang Happy Birthday as a classmate added water to a mixture of eggs and milt taken from coho salmon.
Watch: Star the reindeer strolls through downtown Anchorage to the unveiling of the 2019 Fur Rondy collector pin design
A design by artist Maria Talasz of Eagle River was selected to be the official 2019 Fur Rondy collector pin. It features the popular Rondy event Running of the Reindeer.
Hundreds gather to remember Bob Gillam, wealth fund founder who spent millions opposing Pebble mine
Several hundred people attended a funeral service for Bob Gillam on Sunday in Anchorage. Gillam was one of the state's wealthiest residents and known for his efforts to stop the proposed Pebble copper and gold mine in the Bristol Bay region.
Camaraderie, family and big-league dreams motivate fighters on AFC’s opening night
Alaska Fighting Championship kicked off its 15th season of mixed martial arts competition in Anchorage.
Paddleboarders surf the bore tide in Turnagain Arm
Stand-up paddleboarders ride the bore tide, which creates a wave 6 to 10 feet high as it travels up shallow Turnagain Arm.
Photos: Best of September 2018
Anchorage Daily News photographers and contributors capture slices of life around Anchorage and beyond.
Summer is almost gone, but the action is still hot at Little Campbell Lake
The temperature was in the 50s, but it was Saturday in Anchorage and the sunshine was full on.
An avian summer in 4 minutes: Watch red-necked grebes nesting on an Anchorage lake
Red-necked grebes perform courtship rituals, nest and raise chicks on Cheney Lake.