Meet the Southern Gardeners Growing and Thriving in Alaska’s Wilderness
Our newsletter with Southern destinations and inspiration for your next trip. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Hannah Teagle begins her mornings like many gardeners in the South. She cradles a steaming coffee mug, deadheads spent blooms, and sings to her...
Temperature slightly above normal in Southcentral with the help of high pressure
An Anchorage woman's game cam reveals lots of wildlife close to where humans recreate. The amount of activity bears, foxes, wolves coyotes etc. that occurs just yards away from where people hike on a regular basis is amazing. Updated: 31 minutes ago. Adam Hendrix made waves in the poker world...
PAOA cricket league finale brings out Anchorage Polynesian community
Temperature slightly above normal in Southcentral with the help of high pressure. As inflation continues to rise, some fisheries turn to artificial intelligence to lower costs. Photos show aftermath of last week’s large landslide, tsunami in Southeast Alaska. Photos show aftermath of last week’s large landslide,...
Alaska’s Dimond, Georgia’s Milton among defending state champs whose long win streaks ended this...
Alaska's Dimond, Georgia's Milton among defending state champs whose long win streaks ended this weekend originally appeared on The Sporting News. Georgia's defending GHSA Class 5A state champions knew they'd have their hands full Thursday night. The No. 14 Milton Eagles were taking on No. 12 Buford [GA] on a...
‘Kind of like anxiety,’ Alaska’s Russians wait for Putin to arrive
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Mischa, which means little bear in Russian, growled suspiciously at the large black news camera shoved in her face. “She’s 1 and a half year old, a grumpy teenager,” Lena Roik said about her little corgi while sitting inside her West Anchorage home. Roik...
Fisherman waist-deep in mud, rescued from mudflats near Cook Inlet
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Girdwood Fire and Rescue spent Friday afternoon saving a solo fisherman who got himself caught in the mudflats near Ingram Creek, which is close to the Welcome to Kenai Peninsula sign. According to Girdwood Fire and Rescue, the man was up to his waist in the...
Drug trafficking case shows how international cartel reaches from Mexico to remote Alaska towns
With fewer than 1,000 residents, Sand Point is the kind of place where people know each other by name, and where the rhythms of life are shaped by the sea. On Popof Island at the entrance to the Bering Sea, the community is home to the largest commercial fishing fleet in the Aleutians. Almost half its residents are...
Homer author Naomi Klouda presents new publication: The Alaska Glacier Dictionary
Long-time Alaska resident Naomi Klouda has been interested in Alaska glaciers since she was a student at Diamond High School in Anchorage. Now living in Homer, her book, The Alaska Glacier Dictionary, was published by Cardamom Press earlier this year. She is a retired journalist contributing to papers around the...
Massive Ukrainian flag displayed in Anchorage ahead of high-stakes war talks
To coincide with high-stakes war talks at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (J-BER), a massive Ukrainian flag was unfurled in downtown Anchorage Friday afternoon. Dozens of Ukraine supporters gathered at the Delaney Park Strip to display what organizers say is one of the largest Ukrainian flags in the world, measuring...
‘Founder’s Day’ joins ‘Thunder Festival’ on Houston ballots in holiday showdown
“Houston Founder’s Day” will appear on city ballots following a successful citizen petition.
