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The Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration is held in Anchorage → Read More
Moose are more visible as the leaves fall off trees in Anchorage. → Read More
Three tidewater glaciers give cruise ships and boaters great access to the ice. → Read More
Residents made handprints in a red ribbon of concrete along Spenard Road. → Read More
Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program students get a hands-on approach to learning math. → Read More
Summertime ski jumping went past sunset (11:42 p.m.) at the Midnight Sun Ski Jump-A-Thon. → Read More
The winner of the Yup'ik Spelling Bee for Beginners, held at the Alaska Native Heritage Center, demonstrates the spelling skills that made him a champion Saturday. → Read More
A sure sign of spring is the birch syrup operations getting started north of Anchorage. → Read More
People filled Town Square Park to celebrate Alaska’s Olympians on Wednesday evening, and Kikkan Randall and her Olympic gold medal were the stars of the show. → Read More
Lots of dry snow atop the Chugach peaks and high winds lead to dramatic blowing snow. → Read More
Sled dogs race through Anchorage on the first day of Fur Rendezvous. → Read More
Teams from across Alaska in grades 7-12 designed and built robots to compete head to head in the Alaska State Championship FIRST Tech Challenge robotics competition at the UAA Sports Center on Saturday, Feb. 17, 2018. The robots compete on a 12-foot by 12-foot field accomplishing various tasks. Teams can move on to regional and world championships. → Read More
Snow fell in the Anchorage bowl in the afternoon, brightening up the day. → Read More
Rare conditions made Eklutna Lake near Anchorage a New Year's skating destination, but ice boaters didn't fare as well. → Read More
The frost coated Anchorage in a veil of white this week. → Read More
Sprint sled dogs and Iditarod dogs shared the Beach Lake Trails in Chugiak on Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2017. → Read More
The parade featured bands, color guards, JROTC groups, Boy Scouts, a working dogs demonstration and the Washington State Fallen Heroes Project. → Read More
Halloween is the time for trick-or-treating, costumes and scary decorations — as well as rock climbing while dressed up — in Anchorage. → Read More
People of all ages — from children riding in strollers to grandparents running the trail — competed at Russian Jack Springs Park North. → Read More
The event featured free barbecued salmon, music by The Hannah Yoter Band, fish painting and informational booths. → Read More