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The new office in the federal building in downtown Anchorage will better serve Alaska, its director said.
When scientists want to go to Alaska’s most remote islands, they usually get a ride on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s R/V Tiglax.
Mostly clear skies added to the high-summer feel of the day as JBER hosted big crowds for their biennial open house event.
The iconic mountain running race featured a new record and a first-time winner
The celebration included a parade featuring fire trucks, princesses, invisible dogs, horses, dance and cultural groups and antique vehicles.
People from around the world gathered for a World Refugee Day celebration at the Grow North Farm in the Mountain View neighborhood.
Celebration, hosted by Sealaska Heritage Institute, is held every other year.
Our favorite photographs by Anchorage Daily News staff photographers and contributors.
About 500 of the more than 900 students who earned certificates, undergraduate degrees or graduate degrees from UAA this spring took part in Sunday’s ceremony.
Whether the animals spent the whole winter here or have just migrated from far away, there is work to be done.
Alyeska Resort in Girdwood wrapped up its 47th annual Spring Carnival on Sunday with a tug-of-war, Dummy Downhill event, Alaskan Gladiator contest and other activities.
The 2024 Native Youth Olympics featured 11 events, including the crowd-favorite wrist carry and the toe kick, which returned to the rotation this year after a decade.
The show, held at the Anchorage Museum and hosted by the Arctic Encounter Symposium, featured eye-catching creations riffing on this year’s “Black and White Raven Collection” theme.
Crowds gathered across the Lower 48 to witness the eclipse.
Highlights from the past two weekends of the Alaska state high school basketball championships.
Arriving at all hours of the day and night, competitors mushed down Front Street in Nome as spectators cheered them on.
More than 1,800 youth athletes from Alaska and seven areas of the circumpolar north are in Alaska this week for the Games.