Lexi Yelverton

A motorcycle ride spanning 22 days across 2,200 miles and 22 checkpoints raises awareness and funds to combat veteran suicide. The repetitive use of the number 22 is to represent the 22 veterans on average that take their own lives ever day across the nation.

Biking 15 miles on the Klondike Highway may sound strenuous, but when it’s mostly downhill, it can seem like a breeze.

The Red Onion Saloon served as both a saloon and brothel during the height of the Klondike gold rush.

K-9 Ray is commended for his bravery during an incident in which he was injured that involved a machete-wielding man.

The Black lives in Alaska exhibit opened at the Anchorage Museum in April 2021 and will be closing this month, but during its time at the museum it recalled triumphs as well as struggles of Alaska’s Black community.

When one thinks of hydroponics and mental health, they seem completely different, but Alaska Seeds of Change is combining the two to offer formal support to youths in a trauma-informed environment.

Learn about how porcupines survive in Alaska winters.

In honor of Betty White’s death just before what would have been her 100th birthday, animal shelters are coming together to participate in the Betty White Challenge.

Alaskan artists Isaiah Samson-Samaniego and Tzadi Hauck designed a series of three vests that are displayed at The North Face on 5th Avenue in Anchorage.

Santa surprised kids at the Alaska Native Medical Center today.

On Santa Skis Free day, any people who are dressed in a Santa-themed outfit and that are in the Christmas spirit get rewarded with a free ticket at Alyeska Resort.

Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson got in the Christmas spirit Thursday by lighting up its annual holiday tree.