‘You are not alone’: Victims for Justice holds annual homicide memorial
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Victims for Justice held its annual homicide memorial on Saturday. “It’s an annual ceremony to recognize those that have lost their lives,” said Corey Young, chair of Victims for Justice. “It’s a way of just remembering them, making sure their names are still out there.”
Why Locals Go GAGA Over This Hidden Gem Restaurant in Wasilla, AK
Open Tue-Sat 11 AM–8 PM (Closed Sun-Mon) Tucked away in the scenic Mat-Su Valley is a hidden gem that locals fiercely protect and consistently rave about. Cadillac Cafe in Wasilla, Alaska, is a charming, unpretentious spot that has mastered the art of homemade comfort food. 🏔️. Offering a...
Orthodox Church recognizes KYUK and others for support in glorification of St. Olga
The Alaska Orthodox Church recently recognized KYUK and a host of individuals and organizations with certificates of merit for contributions to the glorification of St. Olga in the summer of 2025. The glorification ceremony, which is the formal process of sainthood in the Orthodox faith, was held in Kwethuk and...
Number of women set net permit holders in Bristol Bay in decline, new research...
Bristol Bay set netting used to be dominated by women. When the limited entry permit system started in the 70s, it had the highest rates of women permit holders in the state – by a landslide. One woman who’s been fishing since even before limited entry is June Ingram....
907 Friyay: ‘Rock the Hill’ music festival brings 13 Alaska bands to Hilltop
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Anchorage Concert Association is hosting Rock the Hill, a two-day music festival at Hilltop, with Friday marking the first day of the event. Between Friday and Saturday, attendees have the opportunity to hear 13 bands perform — all from Alaska. “It was something we...
907 Sports: Woman kayaks from Washington to Alaska, State Junior Golf Tournament revived
In this edition of 907 Sports, hear an extended interview with Esther Wheeler, the first female solo finisher in Race2Alaska’s history after kayaking from Port Townsend, Washington, to Ketchikan, Alaska.
Anchorage community collecting gloves, hand warmers for students in need
A community effort in Anchorage is helping students prepare for the upcoming school year and the colder months ahead. NuVision Credit Union in Midtown is collecting new pairs of gloves and hand warmers as part of the Clothesline Project. The annual effort, organized by Anchorage Cops for Community, provides clothing...
Two Wasilla teens charged after Alaska State Troopers investigate reported arson
Two Wasilla women are facing charges following an Alaska State Troopers investigation into a reported arson. Troopers say they responded to a reported arson in Wasilla on Thursday. Following the investigation, 19-year-old Lexi Parker of Wasilla was arrested on charges including domestic violence-related attempted secon
A behavioral health recovery center opening in Anchorage’s Fairview neighborhood will focus on mobile...
A behavioral health recovery center slated to open in Anchorage’s Fairview neighborhood will not operate a walk-in crisis clinic as previously planned. True North Recovery signed an agreement this week with the Fairview Community Council, appeasing some critics of the project. Assembly member Sydney Scout represents th
Big Dipper Homemade Ice Cream opens new location in Wasilla
A popular Alaska ice cream shop is expanding in the Mat-Su Valley with a new location in Wasilla. Big Dipper Homemade Ice Cream has moved into a new spot just off Sun Mountain Avenue, giving customers another place to enjoy its locally inspired flavors. Owners say the focus remains on...
