Pet photographer David Jensen is taking portraits of pets to raise money for a charity called Paws at the Table that provides pet food to people who are struggling financially.
David Stieren is facing criticism over posts to his private Facebook account that urged people to visit their local bars before the Municipality of Anchorage implemented further COVID-19 restrictions.
A teenager who was wearing an electronic monitor while on pretrial supervision shot and killed four relatives a week after his latest release from jail, according to charging documents.
The DHSS dashboard for health care capacity puts the state adult intensive care unit bed indicator in the red, with only 26 beds available in the state.
According to a release from the Municipality of Anchorage, the $1 million program is being funded by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
State medical leaders discussed the impending roll-out of a COVID-19 vaccine in Alaska while addressing misinformation, and encouraging Alaskans to make an informed decision on a vaccine. Here's a look at some of their answers to outlying questions about the vaccines being submitted for approval.
$20 million of the municipality’s remaining coronavirus relief fund is expected to be distributed to local businesses, the office of the governor announced Monday.
The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council is accepting public comment on four draft resolutions, including one to expand the spill area from its original boundaries to an ecosystem-based boundary to facilitate restoration and conservation.
AHFC announced the grants under HUD’s Emergency Solutions Grants-CV program on Nov. 19. AHFC estimates 14,000 people in the state were utilizing homeless prevention programs before COVID-19 struck.
There are a few tools available to them here in Alaska, but there’s also a relatively new system in the Lower 48 that isn’t yet available in the 49th state. Data from the Anchorage area's 2018 7.1 quake helped develop it.
Annual Christmas toy drive expects more families to ask for help, as it already distributed two million toys earlier this year to help children cope with the pandemic.
Westbound Debarr between Boniface Parkway and Hoyt Street will be closed as the scene is processed. Police ask that people use another route if possible.
Throughout the pandemic, flattening the curve and other attempts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 have been intended not only to save lives but also to keep hospitals operating below capacity.
The Alaska Department of Law says this resolves an investigation by the states into a 2014 data breach that exposed the payment card information of about 40 million Home Depot consumers across the country.
The holidays just aren’t the holiday’s without a little bit of music! and Austin Sjong shows us how you can spend some quality time with your family even if you can’t be in the same place, in Today’s Tech Beat..
Thanksgiving Day traditions in Anchorage looked different this year, but the pandemic didn’t stop local businesses from giving back to the community by serving hundreds of hot, free meals.
