PHOTOS: Scenes of violence at U.S. Capitol shock world
A mob invading the U.S. Capitol. Police officers with guns drawn inside the House of Representatives. Lawmakers hiding from intruders seeking to overturn a national election.
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New Year’s Eve in Anchorage
Even with, or maybe because of the pandemic, there are many ways to celebrate.
2020: A year in pictures from Alaska
Memorable photos from a memorable year by Anchorage Daily News staff photographers.
Photos: Full moon over Anchorage lights up December sky
Clear skies in Anchorage made for some great moon viewing ahead of the new year.
Cyclists hit fast trails at the 2020 Merry Masher fat bike race in Chugiak
A time-trial format was chosen to minimize the risk of transmission of COVID-19.
Photos: Health workers get first Alaska coronavirus vaccinations
Alaska health care workers and officials continued to express enthusiasm for the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine this week despite the hospitalization of a Juneau woman who had a severe allergic reaction after receiving a dose.
Rudolph the red-nosed ice reindeer illuminates downtown Anchorage neighborhood
Volunteers came together to create a Christmas scene across the street from the west end of the Delaney Park Strip.
In photos: Haines grapples with landslides and flooding after a record-breaking storm
A search continues for two missing people after a landslide swept parts of a residential area into the harbor.
Photos: Best of November 2020
Here are a few of our favorite photographs from Anchorage Daily News staff photographers and contributors.
Photos: Early-season ice skating fills a void before more snow hits Southcentral Alaska
Early-season ice skaters should use extra caution and bring safety gear, since the ice can still be thin in places.
Photos: Alaskans campaign and vote in the 2020 general election
In frigid weather and strange pandemic conditions, voters cast their ballots in an election unlike any other.
Video: Senate candidates campaign in Anchorage on eve of Election Day
Sen. Dan Sullivan and challenger Al Gross wave to passing voters from Midtown corners.
A graffiti artist and Army soldier is making his mark on Anchorage streets and JBER halls
Andrew Garcia’s love of spray paint once led him to jail. Now he’s being sought for his murals.