Police Use K9 to Arrest Wanted Man Near W. Tudor Rd. After Vehicle Chase
On December 9, 2025, Anchorage Police Department officers tried to arrest 31-year-old Jeremiah Talai, who had two outstanding felony warrants. After a vehicle chase near the 4300 block of Cope St., Talai left his vehicle and ran away after a crash involving a patrol car and two parked vehicles.
Governor approves disaster declaration to provide financial help for residents
The declaration brings state financial assistance for individuals impacted by the three-day storm.
Photos: Creekside Eatery hosts 2025 Comfort and Cheer Dinner
The Creekside Eatery hosted the 2025 Comfort and Cheer Dinner for students as part of the Fuel Up for Finals events. Students were able to enjoy a meal, sign up for a free 10 minute massage, make holiday ornaments and participate in a stretch session with the UAA Dance and Cheer Team.
Boys and Girls Club to abruptly close 2 Anchorage child care programs
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Southcentral Alaska announced Tuesday night that it will abruptly close two Anchorage child care programs and lay off all of the staff, saying it could not make the finances work. “After weeks of analysis, bridge-funding efforts, and restructuring work to address a financial situation...
SV Rams Win Big Despite Savage Storms
Severe winter weather did not stop Su-Valley’s varsity sports teams from reaping big wins last weekend. The Rams’ women’s volleyball team took Second Place at the Alaska State Championship Tournament in Anchorage, despite navigating high winds, power outages and blizzard-like conditions in order to compete. The Rams...
Thousands of Mat-Su residents still without power as community reels from hurricane-force winds
Thousands of people in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough were still without power Monday after strong winds tore through the region over the weekend. National Weather Service meteorologist Carson Jones said the hurricane-force gusts were caused by a clash of weather systems — a cool high pressure system over the Copper...
Warnings continue for wind, snow and extreme cold across Alaska
Extreme wind has been non-stop for more than 60 hours in Wasilla and Palmer, where peak wind gusts have reached over 80 mph three days in a row. The wind will taper off on Tuesday, but cold air is settling in.
Mayor LaFrance says Anchorage is making progress during annual speech
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Mayor Suzanne LaFrance gave her State of the City address at the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday, listing accomplishments as well as Anchorage’s on-going needs which the mayor said could be partially funded through a sales tax. LaFrance focused on what have been some...
ConocoPhillips confirms up to 12.5% North Slope layoffs as workers seek union
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - ConocoPhillips has laid off 10 to 12.5% of its North Slope workforce, the company confirmed Tuesday, as employees at three oil fields move to form a union. Two hundred forty-three ConocoPhillips employees at the Kuparuk, Alpine and Willow fields have petitioned the National Labor Relations...
I had the most relaxing day of my life at an outdoor spa where...
Steam mingles with the perfume of cedar at the Nordic Spa at Alyeska Resort. Tucked into the Chugach Mountains about forty-five minutes south of Anchorage, the retreat lies deep within the temperate rainforest of Girdwood, where moss carpets the trees and meltwater streams weave through the undergrowth. In this...

















