Photos: 2019 Junior World Championship Sled Dog Race
Kids and their dogs took to the trails at Tozier Track Saturday for the first day of the 2019 Junior World Championship Sled Dog Race.
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Photos: Best of February 2019
The best photos of life in Anchorage and Southcentral Alaska from Anchorage Daily News photojournalists and contributing photographers.
Sprint sled dogs are finally running in Anchorage
Saturday’s races were the first Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association event at the track off Tudor Road this season because of warm weather and poor snow conditions.
Photos: First week of the 31st Alaska Legislature in Juneau
No one involved in negotiations for House leadership knows when the deadlock will be completely resolved.
Photos: A training mission for Alaska’s elite search-and-rescue team
Civilian search-and-rescue operations provide National Guard personnel with real-world experience.
Photos: Hoarfrost creates a glittering winterscape
Frost clings to Anchorage as temperatures drop
Photos: Best of January 2019
A young Dall sheep looks down from a ledge while feeding above the Seward Highway at Mile 106.5 during mild weather on Tuesday. (Bill Roth/ ADN)
Star the Reindeer and Santa visit kindergarten students
Santa asks: ‘Who’s been good this year?’
Sun and moon during winter’s dark time can bring magic light
Winter solstice is a dramatic time of year.
Photos: UAA commencement ceremony
More than 1,000 students graduated from the University of Alaska Anchorage in the ceremony Sunday.
Kids of all ages celebrate opening of Arctic Valley tube park
Arctic Valley’s general manager said they tentatively plan to open the ski area to skiing and snowboarding on Saturday.
Photos: Best of December 2018
ADN photographers share their best photos of the month
Snow boosts the challenge — and the fun — at outdoor high school hockey game
South/Bartlett and Service/East players stood by warming bonfires near their benches and wiped frost from visors between shifts. Some had hot chocolate after the second period.
Mourners remember the life and legacy of Bettye Davis
Davis, the first African-American woman elected to state House and Senate, died at age 80.
Photos from inside earthquake-damaged schools in Southcentral Alaska
School districts in Anchorage and Mat-Su are repairing the damage wrought by the Nov. 30 magnitude 7.0 earthquake.
Photos: Day 2 of earthquake recovery in the Anchorage area
Saturday brought some clarity to the overall damage situation in Southcentral Alaska, and roads were reopened.
Photos: Earthquake damage from the air
Photos from the air, by fixed-wing plane and drone, show the effects of the Southcentral Alaska earthquake
Photos: Immediate aftermath of the Nov. 30 Southcentral Alaska earthquake
The 7.0 temblor shook Southcentral Alaska hard.
Photos: Aftermath of the 7.0 earthquake in Southcentral Alaska
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Southcentral Alaska north of Anchorage Friday morning, collapsing roads, breaking gas lines and snarling traffic across the city.
Anchorage Police Department welcomes new officers
Fourteen new recruits will join APD, and one will work for the Palmer Police Department.