Anchorage actor Xavior Love brings one-person play to NYC theater festival
The Bartlett High graduate is performing “The Crossword Play” this week at the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
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They Fight review – boxing drama is an emotional gutpunch
Anchored by an indelible André Holland performance, the film finds tenderness and warmth amid its gritty Washington DC backdrop
New look: Anchorage’s Town Square Park gets major overhaul
Anchorage has begun work to transform Town Square Park, it started with removing nearly every tree.
Opinion: Anchorage’s mental health system has bigger problems than the location of care
When it comes to helping people with an acute mental illness, both Anchorage and Alaska are failing.
Anchorage put new tenant protection laws in place. Then it suddenly became a landlord
A case involving a fourplex on Thompson Avenue in Mountain View revealed a wrinkle in an ordinance meant to protect low-income renters.
Anchorage marks 99th anniversary of Benny Benson’s Alaska Flag design
Anchorage residents gathered Thursday to mark the 99th anniversary of Alaska Flag Day, celebrating the story of Benny Benson, the 13-year-old orphan who designed the state’s flag nearly a century ago.
Anchorage beekeeper removes hive from home
As summer temperatures rise, bees are spreading across Anchorage to help pollinate the environment. However, sometimes these insects find themselves settling down where they don’t belong.
Alaska Democrats sue elections division over Anchorage candidate’s lacking financial disclosure
In a legal brief filed Thursday, attorneys for the Alaska Democratic Party say Jose Tagle, a Republican candidate for House District 22, did not list any personal income or business interests when he filed t...
Alaska Democrats sue Division of Elections over eligibility of candidate who didn’t report personal finances
The appeal requests that a judge block Republican Jose Tagle from appearing on the ballot in his race against incumbent Anchorage Democratic Rep. Ted Eischeid.
Julia Quinn, author of Bridgerton romance series, to appear at Anchorage libraries
The creator of the Regency-era romance series that was adapted into a hit Netflix show will be in Alaska on Oct. 16 and 17.
State accuses Alaska home and healthcare providers of over $1.8M in Medicaid fraud
Five criminal cases involve businesses or caregivers in Anchorage and on the Kenai Peninsula.
Anchorage School Board adds teachers, nurses with additional state funding
Since April, the district has recalled all 259 teachers who had been laid off or displaced.
Anchorage School Board adds back 60 teachers with one-time state funding
District officials are eagerly watching the price of oil to see if they will see an additional $32 million boost in state support.
Anchorage Assembly postpones motions for investigation, censure of member accused of campaign finance viola...
East Anchorage Assembly member George Martinez is at the center of two resolutions, one calling for his censure, the other calling for an investigation and possible removal.
Anchorage settles years-long lawsuit over mishandled port upgrades
The federal government will pay $191.3 million dollars to the Don Young Port of Alaska.
Anchorage and feds settle port lawsuit, securing $180M for modernization project
The legal back-and-forth has dragged on since 2014, and stems from an earlier upgrade project undertaken in 2003.
$191 million settlement over Port of Alaska; Mayor says largest settlement in Anchorage’s history
The state and federal government settled its dispute over the Don Young Port of Alaska, a central port for Alaska commerce, state leaders and U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche announced at the port Tuesday.
Anchorage marks America’s 250th with Fourth of July parade
Downtown Anchorage came to life Saturday for the city’s Fourth of July parade, marking 250 years of American independence.
Events celebrating the 4th of July around Alaska
From small-town parades to fireworks over the water, Alaskans are celebrating the Fourth of July in big ways across the state. Here’s a look at some of the holiday events happening from Anchorage to the Ke...
FAA investigating Alaska Flight Service Stations for allegations of misconduct
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Seven Flight Service Stations (FSS) across Alaska are currently closed, as the FAA investigates allegations of employee misconduct at those stations.
Nearly $7.5M awarded after billionaire killed in Alaska heli-ski crash
An Anchorage jury allocated fault among Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, Soloy Helicopters and Third Edge Alaska after claims that delayed rescue efforts contributed to Petr Kellner’s death.
Anchorage jury awards more than $7 million in heli-ski crash that killed Czech billionaire
The judgment resolves a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Petr Kellner, who died before rescuers could arrive at the crash site in 2021.
Anchorage’s Ship Creek closes to sport fishing for 11 days starting Friday
Once the order is lifted on July 14, retaining king salmon will still be prohibited.
Anchorage police investigating midtown death
The Anchorage Police Department are investigating the circumstances surrounding a woman found dead at Piper Street.