Anchorage residents urged to share input on public transit plan
Anchorage’s public transit plan is now in its final phase of community input, and city officials are asking residents to share their priorities. A new survey invites people to rank their top five transit projects, helping guide the city’s decisions for the next few years. The plan builds on past improvements,...
Multi-family building fire triggers Red Cross response, emergency aid
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Fire crews responded to an occupied multi-family building fire in Anchorage Wednesday afternoon, prompting a second alarm and potential medical transport for at least one resident, according to officials. The Anchorage Fire Department said the call came in at 2:58 p.m. as a structure fire...
An Anchorage woman froze to death. A lawsuit claims a 911 dispatcher failed to...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - On Feb. 5, 2026, the family of Alecia Ai Lindsay filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Municipality of Anchorage, alleging that a 911 dispatcher’s failure to recognize a medical emergency — and a delay of more than an hour in sending help — directly caused her death.
Local artist’s work to cover People Mover bus stops
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Anchorage illustrator Julia Ditto has won People Mover’s “Locally Rooted” bus stop art competition. Her colorful, stacked design highlights Chugach mountain peaks, berry slopes, forests, wetlands, salmon streams and Turnagain Arm, all tied to Dena’ina subsistence, and the land riders travel...
‘It’s a lot of hard work’: Inside Anchorage’s Irish Dance Academy on St. Patrick’s...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Irish Dance Academy of Anchorage is marking St. Patrick’s Day with performances around the community, giving students a chance to show off a discipline that demands strength, timing and practice. ‘A lot of hard work’. Student Zita Lindamood said she did not take to...
National Weather Service warns of potential ice jam flooding along Yukon, Tanana rivers this...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The National Weather Service has released its first spring breakup forecast of the year, flagging conditions along the upper Yukon and Tanana rivers that could lead to ice jam flooding. Kyle Van Peursem of the Alaska Pacific River Forecast Center said the combination of heavy snowpack...
Jessie Holmes wins 54th Iditarod, claims back-to-back titles
There’s a repeat champion in the Iditarod. Jessie Holmes, the reigning champion, has won the 54th Iditarod, going back-to-back in dominant fashion. Holmes led the race nearly the entire way, reaching every checkpoint first, including White Mountain, where he took his final mandatory eight-hour rest before the last...
Eagle River man connected to homicide investigation found dead
Authorities have confirmed the death of a man connected to a recent homicide investigation in Eagle River. The Anchorage Police Department says they found 61-year-old Matthew Thomas Becker deceased in a wooded area near the Eagle River Campground on Sunday. Becker had been a suspect in a homicide reported the day...
‘Bring Kelly home’: chant fills Anchorage arena as search continues for 19-year-old Shaktoolik woman
The search is ongoing to find the whereabouts of Kelly Hunt, a 19-year-old Shaktoolik graduate who has been missing since early January.
Keeping nets off the seafloor, salmon in the sea
A coalition of fishing groups, conservation advocates and community organizations is calling for stricter oversight of midwater trawl fishing as the Alaska Board of Fisheries begins its Statewide Finfish meeting Tuesday in Anchorage. The Alaska Healthy Habitat Alliance has submitted three proposals 163, 164 and 165 —...

















