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Police Officer Accused of Misconduct
 
Police say Mark Moeller courted a woman he arrested for DUI, then tried to get charges against her dropped Read More » 
Governor Parnell Signs Oil Tax Overhaul Into Law
As governor signs billion-dollar tax reform, opponents protest, move forward with repeal Read More » 
Bringing More Business and People to Gambell Street
The Fairview Business Association wants to redevelop the Gambell Street area to make it more pedestrian friendly and attract new businesses. Read More » 
Airport Master Plan Raises Concerns
The airport is holding an open house/public meeting for those who would like to learn more about the alternatives being considered in the Master Plan. Read More » 
Alaska Army Team Attempts Denali
The idea is: with the proper training, soldiers can take on any situation -- from the battlefields of Afghanistan to the highest peak in North America. Read More » 
2013 Clean Air Challenge a Success Despite the Elements
Snow is something we almost never see on May 18, even in Alaska. But it’s what Mother Nature gave riders in this year’s Clean Air Challenge. Read More » 
Coast Guard Begins Investigation Into Grounding of Shell’s Kulluk Drilling Rig
Two weeks of testimony began with questioning of Shell’s Emergency Response Lead. Read More » 
Alaska Receives No Child Left Behind Waiver
New flexibility with standards will not only benefit rural schools, but Anchorage students as well Read More » 
Governor Offers $50 Million for ANWR Exploration
Gov. Parnell hopes the federal government will sign on to test the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to look at the gas and oil potential. Read More » 
Anchorage's Recycled Glass Used in First Construction Project
Central Recycling Services near Ship Creek is grinding up the glass into a product that can be used in construction projects around the state. Read More » 
It's Over: Kenai Couple Wins Nenana Ice ClassicA husband and wife from Kenai were the sole winners of the $318,500 Nenana Ice Classic jackpot on Monday in what was the latest breakup on record in the 97-year history of the classic. Read More » 
Made in Alaska: Anchorage Company Creates 'Glacier to Go' Water
Alaska Brands Group can produce up to 30,000 bottles of water a day. Read More » 
Clean Air Challenge Riders Go On Despite Inclement WeatherA diminished number of cyclists started their 120-mile trek riding road bikes through snow and sleet. Read More » 
A Voice for Her People - An Anchorage Teen Works as an Interpreter Serving People from Rural Mexico
Unlike other young people, recent high school graduate Reynalda DeJesus-Martinez is doing exactly what she wants to do when she grows up. Read More » 
Clean Air is Best Medicine for Asthma
This weekend’s Clean Air Challenge is raising funds for American Lung Association. Read More » 
School District Silent on Superintendent Transition
(UPDATED) District says it's not a "timely" story, as Browder moves into his final 30 days as an employee of the Anchorage School District. Read More » 
Anchorage Creek Cleanup Challenged by Snow
Anchorage Waterways Council Executive Director Cherie Northon said it may not be safe to be in or around the creeks tomorrow, and that people should use their best judgment. Read More » 
Clean Air Challenge Bike Ride Kicks Off Saturday
Bicyclers ride from Houston to Talkeetna and back in American Lung Association fundraiser Read More » 
It Takes a Village: Childhood Trauma
Part one of a series in partnership with the Alaska Children’s Trust on preventing child abuse Read More » 
First Kings, Sockeye of the Season Ready for Plates
Alaskans get the first taste of this year’s salmon run Read More » 
Sexual Assaults on the Rise Across All Branches of Military
At Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Thursday, base commander Colonel Brian Duffy said he’s taking the issue personally. Read More » 
Anchorage Residents React to Frigid Spring
The wait for warmer temperatures is starting to wear thin for many Anchorage residents. Read More » 
Alaska Conservatives Respond After IRS Commissioner Ousted
According to the U.S. Treasury, the IRS delayed processing applications for groups tea party-affiliated groups. Those groups are already very critical of the federal government. Read More » 
Rising Meat Prices Hit Grillers
Food prices across the nation are going up and the cost of beef is sky-rocketing. According to a study by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the price of ground beef is up by 3.2 percent. Read More » 
Underwater Treadmill Available for Dog Rehab
A local veterinary practice is speeding up the healing process with a rehab routine which includes an underwater treadmill. Read More » |
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