While the Fourth of July is normally a time of national celebration, concerns about the rising spread of COVID-19 have canceled nearly all of the annual holiday events. Large social gatherings have largely contributed to higher case counts, and public health officials are urging residents to stay socially distant.
It may not be Mardi Gras but we're seeing a lot more parades now across the nation and here in Alaska as people find different ways to stay connected while physical distancing.
Two multi-sibling foster families have found homes in Mirror Lake. Their new foster families were thanked at a surprise event at Mirror Lake Middle School on Wednesday.
February 1 kicked off Black History Month, and to mark the occasion, a coalition of community groups welcomed community members to a film screening at Bear Tooth Theatre.
Neil Armstrong first set foot on the surface of the moon 50 years ago on July 20th, 1969. Fifty years later, celebrations are happening all around the world commemorating this historic accomplishment.
Celebrating the Summer solstice in the land of the midnight sun is a long time tradition for Alaskans, and the city of Anchorage takes full advantage of the extra daylight to fit in as much fun as possible.
