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Food donations to local charities have poured in the past few days. More »
For Thursday More »
The Anchorage School Board wants the school district to spend $10.5 million of leftover money from previous school building projects on new capital-improvement projects. More »
Brad Phillips, a founding father of Southcentral Alaska's tourism industry, died Monday in Seattle. More »
An Alaska State Trooper shot and killed a naked, knife-wielding man at a Fairbanks home Tuesday morning after he confronted officers and refused to put down the weapon, according to troopers. Investigators later found the body of his mother inside the home lying next to a phone. More »
Gov. Sean Parnell announced Tuesday that former teacher Tammie Wilson will replace John Coghill to represent District 11 in the Alaska House of Representatives. Parnell said he personally interviewed the three applicants forwarded by the Republican Party to fill the one-year vacancy before deciding on Wilson. More »
THE VILLAGES, Fla. -- Sarah Palin, who says the 2012 presidential election isn't on her radar, took her "Going Rogue" book tour to the biggest of the battleground states Tuesday, including a stop in the retirement community where tens of thousands of people gave her star treatment in the 2008 presidential election. More »
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents intercepted more than 40 kilograms of opium at the Anchorage international airport this week, the agency said Tuesday. The dope, worth some $16 million, was shipped from Thailand and was bound for Wisconsin, said Jerry McGee, chief CBP officer in Anchorage. Anchorage is one of the largest hubs for air cargo in the U.S. and international flights often stop here to refuel. More »
PALMER -- A Glennallen man died in an accident Monday night after he drove off the shoulder of the Glenn Highway near Sheep Mountain Lodge, according to Alaska State Troopers. More »
JUNEAU -- The Eaglecrest Ski Area is scheduled to open a week early -- if the weather cooperates. More »
I have to re-do this rating. I used to LOVE this place. My husband and I would come here at least once a week "in the day". The last time I was there, a few months ago, I hated the seafood sandwich… More »
I haven't been to Sacks in about 5 years. It's still great. It's a nice, American style food restaurant but with a European feel to it. I used to come here with a boss who was quite elderly (and… More »
I think this is my second favorite Italian inspired restaurant in Anchorage. (The first being Campo Bella) The veal picatta is outstanding, simple, and very fresh tasting. Classic fried calamari app… More »
Stay way from this business!!!!!! Had them install an auto start in my 2008 Dodge Avenger. As soon as we tried to start it the alarm went off. They said we pushed the wrong button. Shut it down and… More »
Stopped here recently to meet up with our son's birth mom. She hasn't seen him since he was a baby and he's seven now. We thought there would just be 6 of us but turned out our party grew to 8. I had… More »
I stopped here for a bagel and hot chocolate while waiting for my tires to be fixed. It's by Tidal Wave Books on Northern Lights. I got an egg bagel with cream cheese and it was nice. Bagels are… More »
The few times my wife and i have been there, the staff was very helpful More »
From the minute I walked throught the door I was greeted with fun and energetic people who were willing to work with all the problems I threw at them. The atmosphere was a good soothing calm that set… More »
Today I ate a bowl of bread filled with creamy broccoli soup and cheese for lunch. It was okay. I had originally wanted a baked potato...but, I got a bread bowl instead. I love bread...but, only when… More »
We booked about two weeks in advance of our arrival with Mandie and Candice and they exceeded ALL our expectations regarding the trip. Salmonberry Tours made everything so easy, I am still blown away… More »
