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.
Stand-up paddleboarders ride the bore tide, which creates a wave 6 to 10 feet high as it travels up shallow Turnagain Arm.
The temperature was in the 50s, but it was Saturday in Anchorage and the sunshine was full on.
Jay Stange said the neon palm tree “represents the old and the new and the future of Spenard in a cool way."
Candidates showed up to the parties, a ballot bot greeted voters and sign wavers dealt with splashes in the August primary
The USS Momsen and its 320 crew members will be in Anchorage until Saturday.
About 140 artists, mostly from Outside, turn the Dena'ina Center into "one big tattoo shop."
Anchorage Daily News photographers and contributors capture slices of life around Anchorage and beyond.
Three tidewater glaciers give cruise ships and boaters great access to the ice.
Residents, officials and even a few dogs left their handprints in a ribbon of concrete in a culmination of the Spenard Road upgrades by the Municipality of Anchorage.
The Ernie Turner Center residential treatment facility on Eklutna Lake Road celebrated its grand opening.
Photos: Frederick Sound is a rich feeding ground for humpback pods.
Taku Harbor State Marine Park near Juneau preserves the state's cannery history.
Floats, bands, flags, cars, trucks, horses and fun filled the streets of Eagle River
The competition was spirited, tough at times and fun above all for the cowgirls and cowboys in the Alaska Rodeo's Junior Rodeo on Friday.
Wearing a kuspuk made by the Bean’s Seams Sewing Club, Ramona Aveoganna married Samuel Trefon surrounded by friends.
