Sports
Schumacher Leads US with 11th-Place Sprint Finish at World Cup
Alaskan skier Gus Schumacher records best American result in first World Cup race since Olympics
Buddy Streeper wins record 11th Fur Rondy Open World Championship
The victory for sprint musher Streeper put him one title ahead of legend George Attla.
Anchorage Hockey Community Celebrates U.S. Women's Olympic Gold
Local players and fans inspired by dramatic overtime win in Milan-Cortina
Weather
Halong evacuees in Anchorage move into apartments, but unsure when they can return home
More than 670 Western Alaska residents have stayed in Anchorage this winter after their homes were damaged by Typhoon Halong.
Anchorage Firefighters Respond to Mobile Home Blaze
One resident rescued, two others escape as heavy snow impacts Interior Alaska
1 Rescued After 2 Escape East Anchorage Mobile Home Fire
Firefighters responded to the blaze in the Malaspina Mobile Home Park early Saturday morning.
Health
Alaska Faces Colorectal Cancer Threat, Simple Test Could Save Lives
Expanding screening options for veterans, active-duty service members and their families may help reduce barriers to early detection.
HCA Alaska Hospital Appoints 4 New Leaders
The appointments come less than a year after the hospital named five new C-suite leaders.
You Aesthetics Medical Spa Expands Wellness and Weight Loss Services in Anchorage
Anchorage medical spa now provides personalized medical weight loss solutions designed to support sustainable health and confidence.
Crime
Documentary Series Examines Alaska's MMIP Crisis and Unanswered Questions
The HBO series 'Lost Women of Alaska' investigates the case of an Anchorage serial killer and how local police handled the disturbing murders of Indigenous women.
Person found dead in Spenard apartment fire
Anchorage firefighters responded to the early morning blaze but were unable to save the victim.
Repeat Anchorage Offender Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison
Federal prosecutors, FBI, and APD say the case highlights efforts to keep violent repeat offenders off local streets.
Lifestyle
Book Highlights Indigenous Photographers' Perspectives Throughout History
New book "In Light and Shadow" showcases the work of over 80 Indigenous photographers from North, Central, and South America, and Hawaii.
Alaska to Preserve Part of Black Veterans Memorial Bridge
The state will replace the aging bridge but keep two trestles as a tribute to the Black soldiers who built the original Alaska Highway.
Alaska to Replace Historic Black Veterans Memorial Bridge
State will preserve two trestles as tribute to Black soldiers who built the Alaska Highway
