Starting on April 14, Juneau residents will have the option to take a ride on Capital Transit’s first battery-electric bus. This is the first ever all-electric bus in service.
Confined to a wheelchair and largely unable to move, the gift of a pathway so that 7-year-old Liam Williams can get outside and enjoy the world a bit has been a Make-A-Wish come true.
The Bristol Bay Native Corporation has gotten creative with a project designed to keep shareholders more connected with their community during the isolation of the ongoing pandemic.
The Eastern Aleutian Tribes, located in False Pass, Alaska received two boxes, each containing 400 commemorative Easter eggs. Along with the last doses needed to vaccinate every adult in their community.
The deadline to apply for this year’s Permanent Fund dividend is fast approaching, and Alaskans have until Wednesday evening to complete their applications.
The recent snow and end of winter has moose looking for easier walking and more food. Fish and Game say let them find it themselves and watch out for them on the roads.
Not having a ceremonial start to the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is breaking the hearts of Alaskans, but for downtown businesses, it's another thing that's breaking the bank.
In response to dropping COVID-19 case rates, Acting Anchorage Mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson is signing a new emergency order that lifts capacity restrictions on businesses and eases gathering size restrictions across the municipality.
With a little help from a large projector, giant school walls, and a drive-in style presentation, the 49th Annual Student Art Show, presented by the Anchorage School Districts Fine Arts Department will go on this year.
A webinar exploring cottage food production sponsored by the Alaska Food Policy Council, Alaska Farm Bureau and Alaska Farmers Market Association is available for people interested in selling homemade goods.
The hope is that the project will improve conditions and facilities in the area, including addressing safety issues and cleanliness, as well as adding to the limited services that are available during daytime hours.
When Sharon Kim saw a need for more masks at the inception of the current pandemic she partnered together with like-minded friends to create "Mask Mission AK.'
Tracey Parrish has been a black business owner in Anchorage for 23 years. However, she's been helping people and making the world around her better all her life.
10-year-old Cenna Peterson-Robertson is being honored for her efforts to bring a smile to the faces of those who may have felt isolated during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Coca-Cola and Pepsi have teamed up to supply bottled water to help the Village of Tuluksak. On January 16, 2021, a fire destroyed the villages pump house and laundromat.
As the pandemic continues to effect everyone there may be some "Lessons in Love" that can be learned from military couples and counselors who often have to deal with difficult impediments to their relationships.
