Despite three heart attacks and two strokes — Anchorage man plans to tackle Heart...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Any way you look at it, Paul Rotkis is a survivor. The Anchorage resident who recently turned 59, has suffered three heart attacks and two strokes in the last 21 years. Amazingly, Rotkis is still on his feet. Rotkis’s second heart attack may have brought him...
A ballot measure asks voters whether to keep ranked choice voting — but it...
On the November ballot, voters will choose to vote for or against Ballot Proposition 2, an initiative understood to be the potential ranked-choice voting killer.
Documentary on Anchorage homelessness begins statewide Alaska screening tour
A feature documentary exploring the human realities of homelessness in Alaska’s largest city is returning to the state for a series of community screenings starting Monday in Anchorage.
End of free school meals led to more hunger and anxiety
Teachers noticed an increase in students’ hunger and anxiety, leading to poorer focus and more frequent behavioral issues, following the end of a pandemic-era policy providing free school meals. Researchers interviewed 25 elementary school teachers in Alaska’s Anchorage School District about the impacts of COVID-era un
Denali Montessori School closed Friday due to water main break
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Denali Montessori Elementary School is closed Friday due to an underground water main break, according to the Anchorage School District. The water main break has resulted in no water at the school, ASD reports. After-school activities and Community Rental facilities are also cancelled. Employ
Anchorage residents can pick up free wildfire sprinkler kits this weekend
Anchorage residents in eligible wildfire hazard areas can pick up free sprinkler kits this weekend. The Anchorage Fire Department Wildfire Division has received FEMA grant funding to purchase and distribute more than 2,000 wildfire sprinkler kits to eligible residents. Eligibility now includes residents in Extreme, Ver
Alaskans walk to raise suicide prevention awareness
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - People across Alaska are participating in walks this month for Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. According to state data, Alaska has been around double the national average for suicide rates over the past decade. Anchorage and Fairbanks walks. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevent
Jury awards inmate $800K after finding Alaska DOC negligent
The Alaska Department of Corrections will pay roughly $800,000 to inmate Jonathan Pace after an Anchorage jury found the department negligent in connection with a serious injury he suffered at a halfway house. Pace fell from a top bunk while staying at the halfway house, suffering a traumatic brain injury....
MISSING: Cassandra Larson-Shugak, 13
Anchorage police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing 13-year-old girl. Police say Cassandra Larson-Shugak was last seen September 11 near the 1400 block of West 25th Avenue. Cassandra is 13 years old, 5-foot-6, and weighs about 115 pounds. She has black hair with a reddish-brown color.
WATCH: Family of Black Bears Crosses the Road in Anchorage
Stock image by Betty4240/Getty Images A driver in Alaska recently shared the culprits behind a traffic slowdown on the highway—a family of black bears crossing the road. The post WATCH: Family of Black Bears Crosses the Road in Anchorage appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .

















