10 Grocery Staples That Were So Much Cheaper In The ’80s Than They Are...
While the costs of all kinds of goods have risen in recent years, there are many popular food items that have skyrocketed in price in the last half century.
‘They all have personalities’: Anchorage woman fosters 23 birds looking for permanent homes
A home on Flamingo Drive, Anchorage, is housing nearly 30 parakeets, all in need of forever families.
Mayor says property tax breaks are spurring new multi-family construction in Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A new housing project that broke ground in West Anchorage Friday is the first to begin construction under a new property tax program that gives developers a break for building multi-family housing. When completed next year, Raspberry Townhouses on Northwood Drive will offer 58 units of market
Anchorage property owners responsible for late tax bills, city says
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - All property owners in Anchorage will be responsible for any potential tardy property tax bills they receive, municipal officials say. Bills were mailed out “on time” June 1 and 2, according to a spokesperson with Mayor Suzanne LaFrance’s office. The spokesperson said the...
Raspberry Townhomes project breaks ground in Anchorage
City leaders and developers gathered Friday to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Raspberry Townhomes development in Anchorage, a project expected to add 58 new market-rate rental units to the Sand Lake neighborhood. Mayor Suzanne LaFrance said increasing the city’s housing supply is essential to supporting Anchorage’
Victim’s mother describes soldier’s ‘rigid’ behavior after wife reported missing
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Court TV) — The mother of a woman prosecutors say was killed at the hands of her husband after a night out celebrating testified that the defendant acted strangely in the days after her daughter’s disappearance. Zarrius Hildabrand, 24, is charged with first-degree murder, second-degree murder and tam
Anchorage brightens up with summer flower displays across the city
Seasonal color is returning to Anchorage as city crews install thousands of flowers across parks, streets, and public spaces. Workers have already placed most of the hanging flower baskets and are now focusing on filling flower beds and landscaping areas throughout the city. Officials say roughly 76,000 plants are grow
The city is removing commemorative bricks from Anchorage Town Square Park and wants to...
The city is encouraging people to go on line to the Parks and Rec website and provide information about their bricks which could make them easier to find.
Trial Underway in Wrongful Death Suit Over 2021 Alaska Helicopter Crash
A wrongful death trial is now underway in Anchorage Superior Court stemming from one of the deadliest heli-skiing accidents in North American history: the March 27, 2021 Alaska helicopter crash near the Knik Glacier. The trial is now in its second week in Anchorage Superior Court, with dueling testimony focused on a si
Another stolen ABATE motorcycle recovered
A seventh motorcycle stolen from an Anchorage ABATE cargo container has now been recovered. Floyd Hall, who has helped locate several of the stolen motorcycles, says a tip led him to one of the bikes after someone sent him a photo from Valley of the Moon Park. Hall says he...
