Page 2 Thu. Oct. 1: Things to Do This Weekend
Winter is headed our way. The Termination Dust is getting real. Let’s find some fun things to do until it is time to strap the skis on. World-traveler, fiddler, and songwriter Chris Murphy plays at the Mat-Su Resort tonight at 6 p.m. His high-energy solo performances blend roots-driven violin, storytelling, and improvi
Living with bears in Anchorage: We can do better
News that 20 or more bears have been killed in Anchorage this year, mostly because they’ve gotten into the habit of eating human trash, is both disheartening and infuriating. People who live in the municipality, like elsewhere in Alaska, have long known what steps to take to minimize bear-human conflicts. At the top of
HOMETOWN HERO: Deputy Chief Adam Sparrs, Anchorage Airport Police
A longtime member of the Anchorage Airport Police and Fire Department has been promoted to Deputy Chief of Operations. Officials with the Anchorage Airport Police and Fire Department are congratulating Adam Sparrs on his promotion from lieutenant to Deputy Chief of Operations. Sparrs has served in a variety of roles...
9 Unassuming BBQ Joints In Alaska That Keep Hungry Locals Coming Back
Smoke in cold air is basically a dinner invitation. In Alaska, unassuming barbecue joints can turn a long travel day around with smoky meat, hearty sides, and dining rooms that care more about feeding people well than putting on a show. That low-key feeling is part of the charm. No...
Fish and Game identifies humans responsible for South Anchorage property damage
After receiving numerous reports of bears breaking into garages and vehicles, Fish and Game biologists are confident they have located the wildlife responsible for the damage: humans. Last Thursday, the state announced a sweeping set of regulations and initiatives meant to control human misbehavior, including the appoi
Can You Own an Alligator in Alaska? What Alaska Law Actually Says
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! You’ve probably heard that Florida and Louisiana are alligator country, so it might surprise you that Alaska also lets residents keep one as a pet. Can you own an alligator in Alaska? The short answer is yes, at least on paper, because the Ame
One injured in Anchorage shooting, police say
The man was found with gunshot wounds to the upper body around 8:58 p.m. at the 600 block of C Street, police report.
An unexpected clue leads to family for an Alaska Native student who died at...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - While everyone else in the household was asleep, Nyché Andrew worked late into the night at the computer. WARNING: This story contains disturbing details about boarding schools. If you are feeling triggered, here is a resource list from the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coa
Wellness Vending Machines Spread to Juneau, Seward, and More
Located right outside the door to the tribal office on Third Avenue, Seward’s community wellness vending machine offers 24/7 easy access. Access to basic health-and-wellness supplies should not depend on whether someone has money in their pocket, transportation, an appointment or the courage to ask for help. Free welln
Bird to Gird Pathway closed for three weeks for trail improvements
The Bird to Gird Pathway along the Seward Highway is closed for about three weeks while crews work to improve the trail. The Bird to Gird Pathway is closed while crews reclaim existing pavement, regrade the pathway, and repave it. Work is scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. during...

















