Wasilla, AK – Police Alert: Troopers Seek Wanted Man on Felony Warrants
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Wasilla, AK – Alaska State Troopers are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Korie Russell, age 35, of Wasilla. Officials say Russell is wanted on multiple warrants, including felony theft...
‘They actually prefer this kind of weather’: Even in a blizzard, the Alaska Zoo...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Even in the face of bitter cold and mounting snow, the Alaska Zoo remains open - and its animals are as happy as ever. “They actually prefer this kind of weather,” zoo education director Rich Capitan said of the zoo’s residents, which include reindeer, wolves, polar bears, and other animals...
First Alert Weather: Snow, high winds, high surf and blizzard conditions across the state
ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - We’re first alerting you to ongoing significant snow, winds and high surf for areas of Alaska, as the southern part of the state is seeing some much-needed snow. The snow deficit in Southcentral is expected to recover some, with the potential we could see up to a foot of snow...
This Enormous Grocery Store In Alaska Makes $90 Feel Bigger Than It Should
Tucked between snow-capped mountains and the Cook Inlet, Anchorage harbors a retail marvel that defies Alaska’s notorious cost-of-living reputation. Fred Meyer on Abbott Road isn’t merely a grocery store. It’s a sprawling retail ecosystem where your dollars perform economic miracles that would make your financial...
The Nicolás Maduro – Jharrett Bryant Nexus
In my church right now, we’re studying the Book of Habakkuk, an Old Testament minor prophet who many think lived the same time as the more well-known prophet Jeremiah. Both preached about how God’s plans are often beyond human comprehension, and yet He remains faithful and sovereign over all history.
Western Alaska evacuees in Anchorage slowly moving to temporary housing
Western Alaska residents who evacuated to Anchorage after the remnants of Typhoon Halong battered their villages are now moving out of city hotels and into temporary housing. They're looking forward to having more privacy, being able to cook for themselves and having more space, said Jeremy Zidek, public information...
Morning Edition Extra, Jan. 6, 2026
Anchorage's 2025 outdoor death numbers reveal a staggering total, and how Juneau is faring with massive snow, on this Morning Edition Extra.
Draft agenda released for PWSRCAC Anchorage meeting this month
A draft agenda is now online for the Jan. 22-23 meeting of the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council meeting in Anchorage. The tentative schedule, subject to change, calls for an open session from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Jan. 22, continuing from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Jan. 23.
Anchorage mayor names new communications and early childhood fund leaders
Mayor Suzanne LaFrance has announced two key appointments to strengthen leadership in Anchorage. Nora Morse will become the Municipality’s new Communications Director starting January 20. She returns to city government after serving as Communications Director for NEA-Alaska and previously held roles with the...
Office of Special Prosecutions Rules Trooper Justified in Fatal Anchor Point Shooting
ANCHOR POINT — The Alaska Office of Special Prosecutions has determined that an Alaska State Trooper was legally justified in the fatal shooting of a man wanted on a felony warrant at Stariski State Campground last fall. According to a January 5 press release from the Alaska Department of...
