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Giant footprints, tiny teeth: Scientists say dinosaurs not only lived in the Arctic, but thrived there
A new paper reveals dinosaurs in Alaska reproduced and were likely full-time residents. → Read More
Giant footprints, tiny teeth: Scientists say dinosaurs not only lived in the Arctic, but thrived there
A new paper reveals dinosaurs in Alaska reproduced and were likely full-time residents. → Read More
Giant footprints, tiny teeth: Scientists say dinosaurs not only lived in the Arctic, but thrived there
A new paper reveals dinosaurs in Alaska reproduced and were likely full-time residents. → Read More
Giant footprints, tiny teeth: Scientists say dinosaurs not only lived in the Arctic, but thrived there
A new paper reveals dinosaurs in Alaska reproduced and were likely full-time residents. → Read More
Fall storms bring high winds to Turnagain Arm, Anchorage and Southwest AK
As two storms approach the state, high winds are expected across Turnagain Arm and the higher elevations around Anchorage as well through much of Southwest Alaska. → Read More
Mendenhall Lake near bankfull
Mendenhall Lake water levels rise to near bankfull. → Read More
VIDEO: Greenland’s record ice melt came partially from Africa
Greenland's record loss of ice came partially from warm air that came from Africa in late July 2019. → Read More
Clouds start off the week with warmer temperatures by next weekend
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Cloudy skies to start the week but Anchorage and Southcentral will see some good sunny breaks coming through by midweek. Temperatures warm up as well. Rain showers again today in Southeast Alaska and rain persists in parts of the Interior. Copyright 2020 KTUU. All rights reserved. → Read More
Growing AK: Composting
Despite Alaska's cold temperatures, Alaskans can still compost but there are a few hints to make it a success. → Read More
Growing AK: Composting
Tacy Sinclare gives tips for your compost work. → Read More
Growing AK: Twinflowers blooming at the gardens
While our gardens are happily growing, we check out the 'twinflower' at the Alaska Botanical Garden. → Read More
Yes, several days of thunderstorms are unusual
Anchorage sets a new record for consecutive days of thunderstorms. → Read More
Growing AK: Veggie container gardening
While many Alaskans have large gardens, even if you only have a small space, you can put food on your table. → Read More
TIPS: Building potato towers in your own backyard
Here an easy way to grow potatoes if you don't have a lot of space. → Read More
TIPS: Getting ready to garden
It's time to garden. Here are some tips of what you can do before you put plants in the ground → Read More
Record high temperatures, near record warmth and green up
The state saw several record and near record high temperatures on Saturday and will likely see more on Sunday. → Read More
Juneau hits record high and Fairbanks hits 70 degrees for the first time this year
The Juneau Airport reached 76 degrees as of 3 p.m. on Saturday. It's a daily high record and the first time above 70 degrees this year. Fairbanks also breaks the 70 degree mark for the first time this year. → Read More
Flooding along Kuskokwim continues as high water moves downriver
Kwethluk is seeing flooding as of Thursday morning. Flood warnings and advisories for the Kuskokwim River and a flood watch for the Yukon River near Bishop Rock. → Read More
Anchorage sees 60 degrees, rising temps in the Interior mean high water on rivers
Anchorage saw its first official temperature of 60 degrees since September 19, 2019. Warmer temperatures are expected to move through the Interior this week, which will mean more snow melt and increasing water in already high rivers. → Read More
Flood risk on the Kuskokwim rises with ice jam upriver
An ice jam on the Kuskokwim River has prompted a flood watch for the communities between Aniak and Akiak including Kalskag and Tuluksak. → Read More