Charlie Fellows
Multimedia Journalist (News/Sports)
Anchorage, Alaska
Charlie Fellows joined Alaska’s News Source as a multimedia journalist (news & sports) in June 2025, hailing originally from Scarborough, Maine. Prior to arriving in Anchorage, he studied at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, with a major in Broadcast and Digital Journalism and a minor in Spanish.
In the summer of 2024, Charlie completed an internship as a broadcaster for the Mat-Su Miners of the Alaska Baseball League. After spending the summer in Palmer, he fell in love with the state, its natural beauty, and its people, and when the chance came to return to the Last Frontier to work for Alaska's News Source post-graduation, Charlie didn’t hesitate.
When not covering Alaska news and sports, Charlie enjoys swimming, hiking, watching Boston sports, and playing the trombone. Feel free to reach out to Charlie at cfellows@ktuu.com with story tips or comments.
Bowlers representing five communities from across Alaska descended upon North Bowl in Wasilla Friday for the start of Special Olympics Alaska’s 2026 state bowling tournament.
During the 2026 Alaska high school flag football season, one of the state’s fastest-growing sports witnessed the emergence of one of the nation’s fastest-growing talents.
A week after the 2026 Alaska high school football season officially concluded, some of the best senior talents from all across the state gathered at the Dome in Anchorage.
Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski has endorsed Democratic candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for governor.
On this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows breaks down the D-I football state championship showdown between South Anchorage and West Anchorage.
Organizing a high school football season in Alaska comes with some occupational hazards.
With a light dusting of snow on the ground at Kincaid Park, members of Anchorage’s vibrant Nordic skiing community know it won’t be long until the trails are ready.
South’s Ethan Yarrington was nothing short of amazing in his final high school football game, escaping tackles - or running through them - on his way to scoring both Wolverines touchdowns in victory.
At Tuesday night’s Anchorage School Board meeting, outgoing superintendent Dr. Jharrett Bryantt addressed attendees directly for the first time since the announcement of his impending departure.
On this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows and Jordan Rodenberger recap a wild weekend in which three of Alaska’s four football divisions crowned their champions.
For Wilson Lawson and the other 22 seniors on the Lathrop Malemutes football roster, Saturday’s matchup against Soldotna had much more than just a state title at stake.
The Anchorage Museum chose to ring in International Repair Day Saturday by giving anyone a chance to glean valuable repair skills.
President Donald Trump made a one-day trip to Wasilla Tuesday for a midterm rally, the latest in a string of visits across the country defending Republican candidates in contentious races.
In this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows breaks down a thrilling title battle between North Pole and Colony for Alaska’s high school flag football crown.
On Sunday, Life Center Northwest hosted a donation celebration event at the Alaska Native Heritage Center, where organ donor recipients and families could gather to celebrate the lives that those they had lost were able to posthumously save others.
Dozens of Alaskan veterans returned from their Honor Flight journey Saturday to the sounds of bagpipes and airport halls lined with family, friends, and well-wishers.
A day after his rally in Fairbanks, Vice President JD Vance headed down to Anchorage and visited several local businesses Tuesday.
On this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows dives into the newly finalized playoff brackets for all four levels of Alaska high school football.
Families braved the cold and rain on Sunday to give their children a chance to get an up-close-and-personal look at some of Anchorage’s most important vehicles - while helping provide aid to other children in need.
Greg King and fellow pilot Ryan Cutter were killed Sept. 20 when their helicopter crashed on the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park. Nine days later, King is coming home.
In this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows recaps a wild Week 7 in high school football, headlined by Redington’s showdown with Kenai with major D-III playoff seeding implications. Plus, with the MLB playoffs a day away, a breakdown of every team vying for a World Series title this postseason!
As an adoring crowd watched on through a driving rainstorm, the U.S. Navy’s newest destroyer made its long-awaited arrival in Alaska Sunday.
Anchorage community members gathered at the Dimond Center Saturday morning for the latest installment of a time-honored, ankle-twisting tradition.
With fall hiking and hunting season in full swing, Alaskans are getting outdoors. But no matter where you are across the state’s vast wilderness, preparation is paramount.
On this episode of 907 Sports, Charlie Fellows dives into Week 6 high school action from across the state, as the playoffs are just two weeks away. Plus, Jordan Rodenberger joins the show to talk NFL Week 2!
