Education
Alaska Faces Teacher Exodus as Funding Lags Behind
Low pay, lost pensions, and chronic underfunding drive record teacher turnover and declining student achievement
Central Mat-Su Fire Department trains next generation of firefighters
Partnership with Wasilla High School aims to build local talent pipeline
Anchorage School District Faces Backlash Over Proposed Budget Cuts
Hundreds of parents, students, and employees oppose cuts to sports, nurses, and educational programs
Hobbies
Sculptors Begin Crafting Snow Creations for Fur Rondy Competition
Annual Alaska State Snow Sculpture Championship kicks off in Anchorage
Anchorage Unveils Plan to Expand and Connect Trail Network
New recreation plan aims to fill gaps and improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Anchorage Daily News Shares Best Photos of February
Newspaper highlights top images captured by staff and contributors over the past month.
Culture
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
- Bangladeshi Man Accused of Exploiting Hundreds of Teens Extradited to US
- Bangladeshi Man Accused of Exploiting Hundreds of Teen Girls Extradited to US
- Bangladeshi National Extradited to Alaska in Major Child Exploitation Case
- Alaska's Pension Problem Driving Away Workforce
- Alaska Vows to Address High Rates of Sexual Violence
- Alaska Senate Passes Bill Allowing Physician Assistants to Practice Independently
