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.
Project Homeless Connect was unable to take place in Wasilla in 2020 due to COVID-19 and was a smaller, non-collective event in 2021 because of the ongoing pandemic. Event organizers are still in need of volunteers and donations for this year’s event.
Road conditions, outages, and business closures are among the challenges facing Interior residents, who are dealing with record amounts of rain, snow, and ice in the region.
One Mountain View family has been showered with presents after their mother's vehicle — containing all the presents for her children — was stolen earlier this month.
Alaska Native Heritage Center, Carlile Transportation, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Ryder Transportation, Global Citizen USA and Tote Maritime Alaska collected more than 3,000 toys to help families.
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.
Earlier this year, the City of Unalakleet became one of several communities to declare its water crisis a disaster. Now, a few months later, it’s on its way to multiple overhauls centered on its water system and related infrastructure.
Speaking at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention, Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced that full funding would be directed to help keep the school building in the Southwest community of Napakiak safe from an eroding riverbank.
Alaska SeaLife Center Director of Animal Health Carrie Goertz was the primary author on a report on two separate beluga whale rescues that was published in the journal Polar Research on Nov. 26.
Here in Anchorage, during November and December, the red kettle program is responsible for raising two thirds of the Salvation Army’s budget. But it’s been tough finding people to ring the bells.
This can be a hard time of the year for many. It’s dark, the pandemic continues to impact all of us, these are stressful times. Here are a few ideas we're collected that could bring you some happiness.
The Alaska Native Heritage Center will welcome the public back this weekend for its holiday bazaar after organizers opted out of putting the event on last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chugiak and Eagle River High Schools are in a friendly competition to win this weekend's game on the ice but also collect the most toys for Toys for Tots.
The group behind placing the gentle woodland giant around the Matanuska-Susitna Borough remains a mystery, but it’s certainly another spirited sight for commuters making the daily trip to and from the valley.
University of Alaska Anchorage Director of Athletics Greg Myford died Monday night after a two-plus year battle with esophageal cancer, a member of the university’s athletic department confirmed.
Since Audrey Ureda was 20 years old she has dreamed of opening up her own coffee shop. Last week, with the support of her partner and co-business owner, she made that dream into reality.
Spirits were high as volunteers cooked, plated, packed and hand delivered meal after meal to people who maybe had nowhere else to go. The message posted on their social media page: All are welcomed.
