Board of Fisheries meets through Feb. 24; Area M chum interception on the agenda/Watch...
The state Board of Fisheries (BOF) is addressing proposals for fisheries at the Alaska Peninsula, Aleutian Islands and Chignik at its meeting in Anchorage now through February 24. The Board will review proposed changes to the controversial Area M fishery along the Alaska Peninsula where chum salmon headed for...
Residents Oppose Land Redesignation to Shooting Range in Zero Lake Area
A shooting range proposed by Mat-Su Borough District 7 Assemblymember Ron Bernier has been met with stern opposition from residents in the Zero Lake, Willow, and Houston communities at this week’s Assembly meeting. Last year, Bernier asked that staff find parcels that could be designated for a shooting range...
The Anchorage Weekender: Spenardi Gras, Anchorage Boat Show and 6 more local events
From dance floors to the wrestling ring, this weekend in Anchorage is packed. Whether you’re in the mood for salsa lessons, a boat show stroll or Mardi Gras in Spenard, The Anchorage Weekender has you covered with eight local events. 1. Alaska Salsa Festival. Thursday, 8 p.m., Friday, 6:30...
Iron Dog Team 19, Featuring Sterling Racer Chad Moore, Sits Fourth After Teams Reach...
Team 19 — Chad Moore of Sterling and partner Tim Gossett of Wasilla — continues to put together an impressive run in this year’s Iron Dog, navigating some of the most challenging conditions Moore has faced in his five races while remaining firmly in contention as the race pushes into its second half.
Anchorage Career Fair connects job seekers with local employers at Midtown Mall
Job seekers dressed their best with résumés in hand at the Midtown Mall in Anchorage for the latest Anchorage Career Fair. Hosted by the Denali Staffing Group, the event brought together about 30 prospective employers, offering attendees a chance to network and even interview on the spot. Organizers...
Anchorage Animal Control thanks community for stepping-up adoptions while more than 150 animals remain...
We have had over 100 animals adoptions. We had about 56 cats adopted, 42 dogs, 9 rabbits, and a snake. So it’s been really successful and the community has pulled together and everyone has been helping the best they can.
Cities with the most expensive homes in Alaska
Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers. The typical home value in the...
Anchorage woman dies after going back into fire to help others, family says
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A woman has died following a mobile home fire in Anchorage over the weekend, according to the family. The woman was injured in a Saturday morning fire at a mobile home park near Debarr Road and Bragaw Street, where firefighters rescued three people from the burning trailer, according to the...
Alaskans gather for Ash Wednesday as Lent begins across the state
Across Alaska, many marked the beginning of Lent today with Ash Wednesday services — including here in Anchorage, where parishioners gathered to observe one of the most significant days in the Christian calendar. At Holy Cross Catholic Church, worshippers stepped forward one by one to receive the traditional cross...
Cold storage campus breaks ground at Anchorage airport
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Construction is underway on Phase One of a large-scale cold chain cargo campus at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, a project developers say will address a long-standing gap in the airport’s cargo infrastructure and strengthen Anchorage’s role in global logistics. Alaska Cargo & Cold...
