Since October of last year, Anchorage has been visited by a rare, feathered celebrity — a white raven, which appears to have taken up residence in the Spenard neighborhood.
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An Anchorage teacher is a finalist for National Teacher of the Year
Cat Walker’s lesson plans often connect students with businesses in the community through science.
Anchorage Museum pauses policy offering free admission to Alaska Native visitors
The policy, announced earlier this month, would’ve allowed anybody who identified themselves as Alaska Native to get in free.
Indiana man who manipulated Alaska teenagers into murder-for-hire gets 99 years
Twenty-five-year-old Darin Schilmiller pleaded guilty in August to soliciting the murder of 19-year-old Cynthia Hoffman, who had an intellectual disability.
Anchorage Assembly renames port after Don Young
The name change passed in a 10-2 vote.
An Alaska lawmaker has quietly proposed taking over Anchorage’s port, but won’t say why
The bill would take ownership of that critical infrastructure away from the city and give it to the state, potentially through eminent domain.