‘That feeling will never get old’: Anchorage motorcyclists bring summer Christmas cheer to kids...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Alaska Bikes Advocating Training and Education (ABATE) and the Alaska Vets Motorcycle Club, took to the streets Saturday in their yearly joint tradition of spreading a holiday spirit under the summer sun. The Christmas in July Toy Run’s 25th year saw the groups assemble a caravan...
Lawmakers react to Karen Bronga’s passing
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The woman who died in Friday’s Sterling Highway crash has been named as 64-year-old Karen Bronga of Anchorage. Lawmakers are reacting to her death. Former Anchorage Assembly member Christopher Constant wrote a statement. He said in part, “[I’m] sorry for Karen Bronga’s family and their...
Eagle River Color Run aims to brighten dark days for military families
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Around 100 runners gathered at the Sanctuary of Eagle River Church Saturday morning to partake in the third annual Eagle River 5K Color Run. The event, organized by the church, raises money for the Fisher House Foundation, which provides free long-term housing to the families of hospitalized
Brown bear bursts from trees on Alaska trail, attacks hiker walking with 3 dogs
Even routine outdoor trips can turn serious in an instant.
Anchorage Woman Killed in Sterling Highway Crash
A 64-year-old Anchorage woman was killed Friday afternoon after a head-on collision between a pickup truck and a motorhome shut down the Sterling Highway for nearly eight hours near Cooper Landing. According to the Alaska State Troopers, the crash was reported at 1:36 p.m. at Mile 62 of the Sterling...
Woman’s game camera captures plenty of bears in East Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Donna Gail Shaw said images from her game camera started off strong in May with one particularly large brown bear in front of her camera posted in the area she calls the Muldoon Swamp in Far North Bicentennial Park. But as far as bears are concerned, Shaw said, things came to a halt shortly a
‘Let’s keep our waterways blue’: Anchorage grocery store encourages shoppers to reduce waste
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Blue Market, a local grocery store in Anchorage, stocks goods that are mostly local and low-waste, introducing a new way to shop. The market opened seven years ago when co-founder Jess Johnson said she was looking for a store like the Blue Market. Johnson and co-founder Jennifer Gorden starte
It’s just for lookin’ through | Britt Humphrey
The work invites a viewer to consider the lenses they look through in life. Do you want to change the world or will you accommodate the world by changing yourself, it’s as easy as putting on eyeglasses. Britt challenges, cajoles, and commiserates with the viewer by offering a series of macroscopic, mostly transparent,
Dunleavy Cuts Ribbon for Thomas More Classical School, Alaska’s First School Using Hillsdale K-12...
On July 23, 2026, community leaders, families, educators, and Alaska’s top elected officials gathered this week to celebrate the ribbon-cutting for Thomas More Classical School, the state’s first K-12 classical school using Hillsdale College’s K-12 curriculum. For the first year, the new school welcomes Alaska scholars
Glenn Highway bridge to reopen after 96-day closure
Traffic will return both spans of the Peters Creek bridge.
