An Eagle River resident has been host to a family of moose for about a week now. Friday she captured a video of one of the moose playing in her backyard.
A close call at the Red, White and You Rodeo in Palmer, a deadly crash on the Glenn Highway Thursday morning and ASD to open high school sports practices Friday. Here are three of the top trending stories on Alaskasnewssource.com.
Music lovers are mourning the loss of Anchorage local legend Peter Ettinger, Hundreds of salmon found dead in Kodiak and Manager says the Northway Mall will close for good. Here are the top trending stories from the past week on KTUU.com.
A local mental health resource group is seeing a rise in cases of those looking for support. They have started to offer online help and are holding support groups.
Expanding the reach of Native voices, that’s just one of the goals for a new podcast spreading across the interweb called “Native Artist” which is produced and hosted by Alexis Sallee of INDIGEFI.
His account, @Takebreaks_ has accumulated over 30,000 followers with the photos on his feed ranging from gorgeous views of the mountains in the summer, to the snowcapped mountains and valleys in the winter.
In this second episode, we talk with Jeremy Martin of @live_free_run_far about why he started, what he hopes people take away from his Instagram feed, and what he loves about Alaska.
In recent years while studying northern lights, researchers discovered a unique phenomenon they're calling STEVE which has raised some interesting questions about the ionosphere.
Proceeds from the event are benefiting local youth education and sports programs including Anchorage Hockey Association, Cook Inlet soccer, and Alaska Excel.
Fourteen Alaska Tribes and Native Villages were competitively awarded a total of $7,960,594 in Indian Community Development Block Grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
As the tourism industry continues to grow in Alaska, helicopter tour operators are offering ways to shake up the usual sightseeing experience in the state.
