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Original light fixtures were smashed, plates were thrown from the dining room on the floor, and the original single pane windows that had endured nearly 80 harsh Alaskan winters were all broken. The people or person who broke in even sprayed fire extinguishers inside.

Along with it being Pride month, it’s also Pride week, and the Anchorage Museum hosted a virtual round table to talk about equality in the LGBTQ+ community.

Identical twin sisters and professional harpists, Camille and Kennerly Kitt are performing at this year's Alaska Scottish Highland Games in Palmer.

Assembly committee, Bronson administration discuss best path forward to curb homelessness in Anchorage.

Spruce Up Anchorage is a new nonprofit that benefits families experiencing a loved one with breast cancer.

Walking for a reason, residents and friends of Chugiak-Eagle River Senior Center are raising money for the facility one step at a time.

Three days after a deadly mass shooting near downtown Anchorage, the family of Jaclyn Welcome is speaking out about the tragedy that took her life.

On a hillside in Chugiak stands a bright yellow house with a yellow, green and red flag waving in the wind. The small structure serves two purposes, one as a museum and the other as the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania.

With Father's Day right around the corner, we wanted to hear what viewers believe to be the perfect gift to give or get on this special day.

While around the water safety is key to making sure summertime fun doesn’t turn into tragedy.

Park officials and concessionaires discovered smashed windows, emptied fire extinguishers and other damage thought to have been done on Tuesday night.

A bakery program that helps homeless women get a new start is hitting the road.

Fairview residents will continue to work to improve their neighborhood.

The cheese block is so popular that F Street Station employees have to swap out a new block every 3 to 4 days.

An Anchorage nonprofit has canceled its planned Pride events after backlash over its chosen theme.

Wiki Wiki in Anchorage serves up some sweet treats for National Doughnut Day.

One measure would call for homeless shelters to be licensed, another proposal would change zoning regulations that could clear the way for more shelters to be built.

Set on the edge of Resurrection Bay and lined by natural features such as plentiful forests, salmon-filled streams and towering, snow-capped mountains, a tour business run by two Iditarod veterans is also hiding in Seward.

Portugal. The Man will be performing at the Alaska State Fair this year. The band is the latest to join the 2021 AT&T Concert Series lineup.

Alaska has more children in its foster care system in need of homes than it has families licensed to take them in.

While the pandemic hit the downtown area hard, businesses are starting to see more people returning and things slowly getting back to normal.

Booking the cabin starts at $70 a night, with a minimum of two nights and a maximum stay of a week.

It was a small gesture tucked away in a big message.

Bride-to-be Crystle Lewis and her fiance mailed out all their wedding invitations earlier this month in Wasilla. Little did they know, due to the incorrect postage, the 50 or so invitations were sitting on a shelf.

This weekend was the fourth weekend at the new location at the Dimond Center.

An Eagle River resident has been host to a family of moose for about a week now. Friday she captured a video of one of the moose playing in her backyard.

Salmonfest is back on for 2021 in Ninilchik, Alaska. The festival dates are set for August 6, 7, and 8.

The report breaks down some of the most sought-after labor market numbers down to the zip code.

Anchorage Assembly works to allocate millions of federal aid dollars throughout the municipality.

The CDC has approved vaccinating children as young as 12, will parents do it?