Up to 10 dogs go missing on sunny Anchorage days — volunteers are racing...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - On a sunny day in Anchorage, as many as five to 10 dogs can go missing, according to an Alaskan lost pet volunteer. A group of volunteers is working to bring those animals home — and offering advice on how to keep pets from getting lost in the first place.
Public Invited to Alaska Gasline Caucus Presentation, August 6
The Alaska Gasline Caucus will host a listening session with a panel of presenters on Thursday, August 6, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Anchorage Legislative Information Office (LIO) to hear about the opportunities and impacts of natural gas in Alaska. The session will feature presentations from...
Anchorage Shootings: 5 Cases in the Last Month
The Anchorage Police Department has reported 5 shooting investigations in the last month. Two youth and three adults sustained gunshot wounds, and two adults were killed. 21-year-old Ioanesoopele Lolo and 34-year-old Devante Alexander were arrested and charged with Assault 1. Two of the cases remain open with police re
People Mover adds JBER service for Arctic Thunder Airshow weekend
Attendees heading to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson’s Arctic Thunder Airshow will have a new transportation option this weekend. For the first time, People Mover will provide service directly onto JBER during the event. Route 98 will run every 15 minutes from the Northway Mall to JBER on Saturday and Sunday....
VIDEO: Pushback continues over Flock license plate readers
Residents voiced their opposition to Flock cameras in Milford during a Board of Aldermen meeting Monday night. It was the first such meeting since several of the cameras were vandalized last month.
Flood watch remains for areas of the Susitna Valley through Wednesday
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - While rain and winds remain with many areas of the state, the system stalled overnight thanks to our ridge near Southeast Alaska. This limited just how much rain fell across Southcentral Alaska, although some flooding concerns are still possible for the Matanuska and Susitna valle
Construction materials containing asbestos banned from Anchorage’s Central Transfer Station
Asbestos is most common in buildings constructed in 1983 or before. It can even be found in boilers and older HVAC systems.
They Said Alaska Potatoes Could Not Make A Chip. Alaska Chip Company Did It...
The idea arrived on a beach in Hawaii. In 2002, Ralph and Darcy Carney were sharing a bag of chips on vacation when they decided to make their own back home in Alaska, from potatoes grown there. After returning home, they built a chip-testing lab in their garage and began calling growers, grocers, suppliers, and market
Anchorage’s Dome could face permanent closure if $6M funding goal falls short
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - For the past 20 years, The Dome has served as a hub for sports, youth camps and year-round indoor recreation in a region where outdoor activity is limited by climate. The next 20 years are less certain. The nonprofit still needs more than $1 million to...
Anchorage Police Identify Two Men Killed in Fiery Crash Involving Patrol Car, Saying Officer...
ANCHORAGE, AK — Anchorage police have identified the two men who died early Saturday in a crash involving an Anchorage Police Department patrol car and a taxicab at 36th Avenue and A Street. Police Chief Sean Case said the taxi driver, 68-year-old Cemal Sadiku, and passenger William Phillips, 45, were killed when the v
