Jeremy Kashatok
Photojournalist
Anchorage, AK
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Jeremy was born on Kodiak, and raised in Kipnuk, Alaska. He's been working in television since 2012, and also has 3 years of experience covering AAA Baseball games. In addition to that experience he has also worked on commercials, music videos, wedding and birthday videography.
His hobbies include astrophotography, building computers, reading books, and watching movies.
(Photo Credit: Freeze Frame Photography)
Since the end of March, Bean’s has created over 500,000 meals for people in Anchorage. The need has increased to 1,500 meals every day.
Some safety tips include inspecting the smoke alarms in the home and changing the batteries at least twice a year.
If you’ve spent some time downtown during the holidays or the summer, you’ve seen their carriages making around through the streets.
The pandemic may have stopped this couple’s original plans, but it didn’t stop the fun in celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
CITC has continued career development through the pandemic.
The usual black-tie event faced an unexpected delay in the hopes that restrictions on gatherings would no longer prevent the fundraiser from taking place like in previous years.
It's the first of ten virtual streams featuring a different activity every week.
Photojournalist Jeremy Kashatok shows us the volunteers at work
Thousands of duck went for a swim down at Ship Creek in Anchorage
Some eager pups were getting their swim on in a dock diving competition in Palmer over the weekend hosted by ADBT Alaskan Diving Dogs.
Dog days of summer with this year's North American Diving Dogs Spring Fling
Summer has gone to the dogs. Some eager pups were getting their swim on in a dock diving competition over in palmer this weekend hosted by ADBT Alaskan diving dogs. Photojournalist Jeremy Kashatok takes us there.
The Anchorage Police Department bomb squad was called out to an east Anchorage neighborhood Monday evening after a suspicious item was found.
Graduating in style, these East High seniors couldn't go to graduation, so friends and family brought the graduation to them.
Saturday night here in Anchorage,17-year-old J.C. Willis received a warm "farewell, but not goodbye" from family and dozens of Anchorage community members who turned out to deliver him a message of love and support.
An engineering student at Cal-Poly in San Luis Obispo, CA is back here in his hometown of Anchorage making sure health care workers have the safety equipment needed to take on COVID-19.
An Anchorage man was found lying unconscious on the ground outside of a Spenard home. Police say he was assaulted.
A 20 year old man was arrested and charged for terroristic threatening and assault in Kipnuk on Tuesday.