From robotics to meteorology, aerodynamics to biology, the students learned about new technologies and try out some cool experiments. Not bad for a school day!
The Last Frontier Honor Flight set out on its 17th mission in late October. Follow along as 21 veterans travel to Washington, D.C., to see the memorials built in honor of their service to our country.
Starting this Monday, homeless residents will have 10 days to leave the encampment or face abatement. Clearing out what was the largest homeless camp in Anchorage began several days ago when a fire truck, a boat and several cars were towed away. There were noticeably fewer people in the camp Monday.
In this week’s Weather Lab, Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey takes us to Girdwood School, which is surrounded by mountains and glaciers, giving these students a front-row seat to the dynamic weather conditions in their neighborhood.
Thirteen years after the death of Sen. Ted Stevens, his story has made its way to the Cyrano’s Theatre Company stage in a one-man show titled “Uncle Ted.”
Inupiaq author and illustrator Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson released her first full title “Eagle Drums,” a culturally rich and significant book with a narrative of how Inupiaq people formed music, dance, community, and tradition.
The Begich Middle School science lab was transformed into a weather lab with a visit from Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey for this week's Weather Lab.
The Weather Lab is back in session! Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey kicked off the new school year and new weather lessons by visiting Northern Lights ABC School.
The Dena’ina Center in Downtown Anchorage was filled with colorful costumes and enthusiastic fans this weekend as Senshi Con, the largest anime, gaming, and pop culture convention in Alaska, ended.
An Anchorage-based nonprofit, focused on making sure recreational trails in the region are in good shape and ready for use, was back at work again Wednesday as it nears the close of the 2023 season.
Anchorage police have charged a woman who took responsibility for dumping human feces at an entranceway at the Alaska’s News Source station building last week.
The 2023 Midnight Sun Great Pumpkin Weight-Off didn't reach a record, but Dale Marshall once again won the crown with a pumpkin that tipped the scales at 2,023.5 pounds at the Alaska State Fair.
On Friday night, Alaska’s News Source, which is across the street from a large homeless camp near Cuddy Park, had multiple bags of human waste spread across its front entrance.
Some of us stock up because it helps offset high food prices, but in the rural parts of Alaska, heading out to fish camp is a tradition that is centuries old.
Off the Chain — a bicycle collective and co-op in the heart of Anchorage's Spenard neighborhood — is a place that welcomes cyclists of all skill levels, abilities and backgrounds through its garage door.
We all need a reminder to stop and smell the roses. This week, a chance encounter at an Anchorage garden ended up revealing a story about the power of love.
Up about 2,500 feet above the valley floor, and spanning about 600 feet in total, the Veilbreaker Skybridges are now welcoming visitors for tours at the top of the mountain.
The Alaska Department of Health cites a misinterpretation of a waiver application - that allows an extension of certification dates - as the cause of the inflated error rate for 2022.
The hit series Antiques Roadshow, which has been featured on PBS for decades, was in Anchorage on Tuesday and welcomed thousands of visitors for appraisals of a range of items.
The Wasilla Vet Center has a new home in the Mat-Su, celebrated with a grand opening on Wednesday that featured a range of speakers and a tour of the new facility.
June 20 is World Refugee Day, designated by the United Nations as a day to honor refugees around the world who have been forced to flee their home countries but have persevered through unforeseen hardships.
