Ice is back in Southcentral, and the risk that comes with it
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Ice is back in Anchorage, and so is the danger it poses, which is why the Anchorage Fire Department did their annual review and practice of ice rescue techniques this week. Firefighters and first responders practiced the rescue techniques at University Lake in Anchorage on Wednesday....
‘Home is a feeling’: Total loss house fire results in community support
A house fire that destroyed nearly everything the Spaulding family owned has revealed the strength of community support and redefined their understanding of home.
10 Hole-in-the-Wall Brunch Cafés in Alaska Worth the Early Alarm
Alaska wakes early, and the best brunch spots do too, humming before the streets fill and the mountains fully light up. If you love intimate rooms, local art on the walls, and the comforting murmur of regulars, these hidden cafés deliver mornings with character. From Anchorage corners to harbor...
Anchorage couple pleads guilty in $12.5M health care and tax fraud case
A doctor and her husband in Anchorage have pleaded guilty to a $12.5 million health care fraud scheme, as well as evading more than $4 million in taxes. Dr. Claribel Tan, 61, and her husband Daniel Tan, 70, ran a rheumatology clinic in Anchorage. According to court documents, they routinely underdosed patients or...
Google Selects Great Alaskan Holidays for New Series Launch
Great Alaskan Holidays, one of Alaska’s largest RV rental, sales and service businesses headquartered in Anchorage, has been selected by Google to be featured in its new “Proudly-Owned Stories by Google Small Business” series. Google’s new “Proudly-Owned” series is a content initiative launched by Google Small...
Eaglexit Submits Petition to Local Boundary Commission
EAGLE RIVER, ALASKA – 11/18/2025 – Culminating years of effort and community outreach, on Monday of this week Eaglexit filed its completed petition package to the Alaska Local Boundary Commission for an Informal Technical Review. Eaglexit is the name of the grassroots movement seeking to separate areas around Eagle...
Seeking Stories from Others Instructed to Move Out in December
In an unexpected turn of events, landlords in Anchorage have allegedly been evicting their current tenants to make way for those displaced by a recent typhoon. The Federal Government, in an attempt to assist the displaced individuals, has been providing financial aid. However, some landlords seem to be taking...
Dogs in Need: Could Your Home Be Their New Home in Anchorage, AK?
Considering pet adoption? Or perhaps you just enjoy all things cute and cuddly? Numerous charming pets are ready for a loving home at animal shelters situated in and near anchorage.
RIP to two-time Olympian Wendy Wagner; Fairbanks curler’s Olympic bid falls short; Messing places...
Wendy Wagner came to Anchorage as a ski racer and returned as a snow scientist, leaving her mark in both pursuits before her death earlier this month at age 52. As the director of the Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center, Wagner helped make the mountains safer for people who play in them. Her...
Seeking Press Intervention: Unaddressed Predatory Behavior in Local Institution
A concerned individual has recently taken to social media to seek assistance in finding a press contact or body willing to investigate a sensitive situation at a local institution. The individual alleges that a sexual predator, who is also a convicted felon and currently on probation from another state, is still...

















