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Anchorage Celebrates 8th Annual Bike to Work Day on May 18
Anchorage drivers can expect to see a few more two-wheel commuters on the eighth annual Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 18.
Florida Couple Finds Homer Guardian Angels from Hawaii Vacation
A Florida couple on a cycling trip reconnected with their guardian angels from Homer, Alaska after a cycling trip went wrong on a volcano in...
Help for the Homeless: Movement to Aid Mat-Su Youth
In the fastest growing community in Alaska, there is a growing awareness of a somewhat hidden problem. The Mat-Su Valley School District has...
Taylar Young Memorial Ballpark's Future Fouled in Permit Dispute
The Taylar Young Memorial Ballpark at South Anchorage High School, named after a 16-year-old South baseball player killed in a 2009...
Spring is Here: Bear Encounters on the Rise
With the arrival of spring, the risk of humans running into bears is on the rise.
AFD Holds Annual Open House -- Thousands Learn About Fire-Safety
According to FEMA, the fire-death rate in Alaska is nearly 50% higher than it is in the Lower-48.
Upcoming Video Game Launches from Palmer
A Palmer man’s project done out of his home office for the last year is getting international attention.
Blessing of the Bikes Kicks Off Riding Season
Hundreds of motorcyclists gathered at the Delaney Park Strip on Saturday for the annual Blessing of the Bikes.
Anchorage Grace Christian 6th Grader Celebrates Record Snowfall
Miles Belanger, a sixth grader at Anchorage Grace Christian, designed bumper stickers commemorating the 2011-2012 snowfall record.
Cordova Newspaper Makes Comeback After Sale
Several months after its sale, the Cordova Times newspaper, according to locals, is thriving.
East High School Holds "Grammy Camp" Basic Training Program
East High School hosted "Grammy Camp" after earning the 2012 Grammy Signature Schools Enterprise Award along with a Ford Fund award of $5,...
Nenana Ice Classic: Fairbanks Man is Sole Winner of Alaska Guessing Game
Alaska's favorite guessing game has a winner.
Tons of Suspected Japan Tsunami Debris Wash Ashore in Alaska
Tons of debris suspected to have washed into the Pacific Ocean during the March 2011 Japan tsunami, are showing up on Alaska’s...
Men Learn What It's Like to "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes"
Dozens of men participated in Standing Together Against Rape's "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" fundraiser on April 27.
Alaskan Hopes to Return Japan Tsunami Debris to Owner
Federal Scientists say Alaska is seeing the first pieces of debris coming up onto our coast from last year's tsunami in Japan.
Weather Service Warns Alaskans About Thinning Ice on Rivers and Lakes
The National Weather Service says river and lake ice is beginning to thin and decay as spring temperatures warm above freezing. That means...
Alaska Child Advocacy Program Loses Ground
It’s April, a time when Alaskans observe Sexual Assault Awareness month, to remind each other that the numbers are grim. A...
Anchorage Library Amnesty Day: Overdue Materials Fines Waived
Fines for overdue materials were waived at any Anchorage public library for one day only – April 18, 2012.
Marko Cheseto Continues Recovery With Long-Awaited Reunion
It's been nearly half a year since UAA track star Marko Cheseto's life changed forever in November, when he was suffering from depression...
Alaska Veteran's Museum Celebrates One Year
The Alaska Veteran's Museum marked its one-year anniversary on Sunday, offering guests free admission, food and music.
Anchorage Man Lines 3rd Avenue With Liquor Bottles to Deliver Message
An Anchorage man who has lined a fence along 3rd Avenue Downtown with hundreds of liquor bottles calls the project art, and says he’ll...
Kodiak Brown Bear Escapes from Portage Wildlife Refuge
The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center says a 2-year-old Kodiak brown bear went missing from its enclosure in a rural area south of...
Alaska TV Reality Show: Married to the Army Picked Up by Oprah Channel
An Alaska based TV reality show called “Married to the Army: Alaska” has been picked up by the Oprah Winfrey Network as a prime-...
Viral Video Shows Cats, Eagle, and Fox in Unalaska 'Getting Along Just Fine'
A video recently shot in Unalaska showing cats, a bald eagle, and a fox hanging out on a woman’s porch, is going viral on YouTube.
Rogers Park Elementary Students Showcase Highly Gifted Projects
Katie Williams, a 6th grade student at Rogers Park Elementary, put on a solo jazz concert as part of a school project on Sunday.
Viral Video Prompts Fish and Game Warning About Petting Moose
A viral video posted on YouTube of a woman petting a...
48 Years Later: Remembering the 1964 Earthquake
It has been 48 years since the Good Friday Earthquake that struck Alaska on March 27, 1964 -- but Tay Thomas remembers it vividly.
South High Students Pulled-in Over $6K for Classmate with Cancer
The South High School Fashion Club helped raise thousands of dollars for a student fighting cancer.
Anchorage Police Department PIO Comfortable in Public Eye
Anchorage Police Department spokesperson Lt. Dave Parker is arguably the most recognizable officer on the force -- but he says he didn't set...
Kassik's Brewery Customers Cannot Get Enough
According to the Brewers Guild of Alaska, there are 21 licensed breweries in this state.
Feature Film Shot in Barrow Opens in Alaska
A feature film starring an Eskimo cast and shot in Alaska is set to open Friday. "On The Ice," a fictional story about young teenagers...
Fur Rondy 2012 Royalty Announced by Mayor Sullivan
Mayor Dan Sullivan announced the royalty for Fur Rondy 2012 at his weekly presser on Wednesday.
Nenana Ice Classic Tickets Go on Sale
The Nenana Ice Classic is now selling tickets for this year’s run of the annual event.
Black History Month Profile: Judge Pamela Washington
When we think of African-Americans who've made history we might think of Rosa Parks or Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. However,...
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