An Anchorage woman built a colorful, lighted igloo with seats inside so neighborhood kids could have a place to wait for the school bus. Amy Cuaresma built the igloo just because she likes to be busy, and it’s something she says she enjoys and does every year. Schoolkids seem to love the lighted oasis in the otherwise dark morning neighborhood streets.
It's a fun and colorful way for kids to wait for the bus on those cold Alaska mornings.
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Harvest supermoon lights up Southcentral Alaska sky
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The Matanuska-Susitna Borough has begun work to rebuild a revetment in Talkeetna, after high floodwaters washed the 44-year-old protective wall away and caused extensive erosion at the end of Main Street.
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Cargo lands safely in Anchorage after suffering hydraulic failure
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The clock is quickly running out for lawmakers to strike a deal to keep the government open. With no solution in sight, a shutdown will go into effect at midnight on October firs, 2023. Our Washington Correspondent Molly Martinez breaks down the latest on this congressional crisis, as well as other major headlines coming out of the Nation's Capitol.
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Glenn Highway reopens near Kings River after fuel tank rollover forced closure