Beekeeping Laws in Alaska: What Every Beekeeper Needs to Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Alaska’s vast wilderness and intense summer nectar flows make it one of the most rewarding — and most regulated — states for beekeeping. Whether you plan to set up a couple of backyard hives in Anchorage or manage a larger apiary in the Interi
Live After Five concert series returns to downtown Anchorage
Even with renovations closing Town Square Park this summer, downtown Anchorage will still be filled with music and activity. The popular Live After Five concert series has returned to F Street, bringing free weekly performances to the heart of downtown. Thursday night's concert featured a performance by the Super Satur
Anchorage police release details in officer-involved shooting near Bragaw Drive
The Anchorage Police Department released new details about last week’s officer-involved shooting that left a man dead near Bragaw Street and Reka Drive. Police Chief Sean Case said officers were dispatched at around 12 a.m. after reports of a man firing a handgun into the air. According to police,...
Five people injured in moose attacks in Anchorage, Fish & Game says
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Five people were injured by moose in Anchorage this past weekend in five separate incidents, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Biologist Cory Stantorf said the attacks occurred in different parts of town, but they all involved mother moose protecting calves. In one...
Full interview: AKNS sits down with 19-year-old father that survived five gunshot wounds
Full interview: AKNS sits down with 19-year-old father that survived five gunshot wounds during road rage incident.
Mat-Su Sentinel acquires Frontiersman, bringing legacy paper under local nonprofit
The change is a chance to strengthen and grow community news coverage in Mat-Su.
PHOTOS: Tom Begich’s Anchorage HQ launch draws crowds
The Anchorage headquarter launch party for gubernatorial candidate Tom Begich and newly-announced running mate Julia Hnilicka drew a large crowd on Thursday evening. A freshly-made professional sign hung outside the Lake Otis strip mall office, while tables inside were covered with food, beers, buttons, and colorful bu
It’s been more than a year since Tony Kronos went missing. Friends are still...
EAGLE RIVER, Alaska (KTUU) - Friends of missing Eagle River man Tony Kronos are planning a rally on Saturday to make sure the public knows the 40-year-old Eagle River man is still missing, more than a year later. His friend Catlin Mobley said the community event is also meant to...
Man accused of throwing knife that struck 1-year-old in Utqiagvik
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - An Utqiagvik man is being charged after allegedly throwing a knife toward a woman but instead striking a 1-year-old child in the head, according to charging documents. Michael Elliot Quagin Leavitt-Brower, 23, is charged with two counts of third-degree assault, both class C felonies, court re
Anchorage retail theft crackdown leads to 259 arrests since September
In Anchorage, city leaders are highlighting new efforts to combat retail theft across the municipality. Mayor Suzanne LaFrance joined officials from the Anchorage Police and Fire Departments at City Hall on Wednesday to provide an update on the city’s retail theft crackdown. According to the Anchorage Police, officers

















