Anchorage Little League dugouts get fresh paint through community program
Volunteers picked up paintbrushes this weekend to give a Southside Anchorage Little League field a fresh look. Crews from Campbell Painting repainted the dugouts at Abbott O-Rabbit Little League as part of the company’s “Paint It Forward” program. Each year, the program donates professional painting services to...
Pick-up of bricks from Anchorage’s Town Square Park has begun
Most of those who turned up Monday ready for the hunt were looking for bricks with family names, including people who had passed, but not everyone, marriage proposals and pet dedications were also on the list.
Volunteers plant native trees to restore Anchorage urban forests
Volunteers are helping restore Anchorage's urban forests through a community tree planting project at Chanshtnu Muldoon Park. The Anchorage Park Foundation is inviting members of the Chamber of Commerce's Young Professionals Group to take part in the planting event. The project is part of the foundation's broader goal
Anchorage home seller out $3.6K after city declines property tax refund
An Anchorage home seller says a municipal accounting delay cost him over $3,600 after the Municipality of Anchorage posted duplicate property tax payments and applied the extra cash to the new owner’s future tax bill — a move the city claims is entirely legal.
FILE VIDEO: Wasilla man federally charged for threatening Michigan mayor
FILE VIDEO: A Wasilla man has been charged in federal court after making death threats against a MI mayor, according to court documents.
Two men wounded in Anchorage shooting; one with life-threatening injuries
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Two men were shot early Sunday morning in an Anchorage parking lot, with one sustaining life-threatening injuries, police said. Officers responded to the 300 block of Boniface Parkway at approximately 4:10 a.m. after reports of shots fired in the area. When they got there, officers found...
Teenager charged with assault, arson after setting adult chaperone on fire, troopers say
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - An 18-year-old is facing felony assault and arson charges after allegedly setting his sleeping chaperone on fire during an Alaska fishing trip, all to escape a youth treatment program, investigators say. Isaac Caldera, a California resident, was in a residential treatment program for troubled
Sunshine marches on as August warmth builds through the week statewide
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - Your pleasant and warm weekend wasn’t a trick! Similar conditions are ahead throughout your work week as sunshine and a warm-up extend across the Last Frontier. In Southcentral, mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies are ahead for Monday with temperatures in the...
Japanese Summer Festival strengthens Anchorage’s support of Japanese community
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Hundreds of visitors flocked to the Kincaid Chalet in Anchorage Sunday to immerse themselves in a pocket of culture from across the Pacific. The Japanese Summer Festival, organized by the Japan Alaska Association (JAA), featured music, dance, art, food, and more courtesy of Anchorage’s proud
‘Keeping our kids safe’: Anchorage schools add new security layers for back to school
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Anchorage School District began planning for the upcoming school year in January, and visitors to some campuses this fall will notice changes at the front door. Jared Woody, ASD emergency management senior director, said more schools are receiving upgrades this year, including a new elect

















