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1 killed in Big Lake ATV crash
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The passenger of an ATV died in a crash Friday in Big Lake. Alaska State Troopers in Palmer got a report of a fatal, ATV rollover crash in Big Lake at about 9:10 p.m. The driver of the ATV told Troopers that he and the passenger were driving and “decided to have some fun,” and tried to drift. The ATV rolled onto the passenger in a sharp turn. EMS tried saving the passenger’s life, who was declared dead at 9:27 p.m.
Demonstrators protest officer-involved shootings, demand APD learn more about diversity and de-escalation
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Community organizations, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation Anchorage, marched through the streets of downtown Saturday, demanding the Anchorage Police Department learn more about the city’s diverse communities and work more with community leaders to de-escalate situations before they turn deadly. “The whole purpose...
Unalaska summer softball season closes out with league championships
Amanda Schmahl grew up playing softball. She’s lived in Unalaska since the mid-2010s. Today she plays in the town’s newly-revived softball league, where she takes part in what she calls “healthy competition.”. “I think the coolest part about it is the camaraderie with people that maybe you...
Nanooks Cross Country Sweeps Seawolf Throwdown; Kramer and Fordham Finish 1-2
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The Nanooks men's and women's cross country teams kicked off their seasons in rainy Anchorage this morning at the Seawolf Throwdown. Alaska pulled off the sweep of Alaska Anchorage, winning both races against the Seawolves. The women won their 6k dual meet vs. Alaska Anchorage 26-29, while the men picked up the 27-30 win over the Seawolves in the 8k.
Anchorage Assembly to meet with Eklutna Village leaders to sign mutual goals to destroy hydropower
The Anchorage Assembly Democrat majority has prioritized the removal of the hydro dam and associated Anchorage electricity and drinking water from the Eklutna River and will meet with the leaders of the village of Eklutna on Sept. 5 to advance those goals with a formal joint resolution. The Democrats controlling...
Hundreds gather for KIBSD convocation ahead of 24-25 school year
Hundreds of teachers, administrators, maintenance crews, and other support staff filled the Gerald C. Wilson auditorium on Aug. 29. They color coordinated their outfits by department and school. They’re all gathered for the Kodiak Island Borough School District’s convocation, which signals the end of a week of in-service days leading...
Soldotna pursues local line of credit for remaining field house costs
It’s been almost two years since Soldotna voters overwhelmingly supported construction of a community field house. The first round of bonds have been sold, and construction is well underway. Under a cloudy Friday sky, workers clad in neon safety vests chip away at the 42,000-square-foot Soldotna Field House. A...
An Alaska Landmine original film: “Somehow, This is Still Anchorage”
After decades of homelessness and public camping negatively impacting Anchorage residents and business owners, the problem has yet to be dealt with. This film explores how and why homelessness in Anchorage is worse, as well as how changing legal decisions have impacted the city’s response. In the summer of...
Cyrano’s ‘Meteor Shower’ promises surreal humor and thoughtful laughs | State of Art
Written by comedic legend and actor, Steve Martin, “Meteor Shower” is a unique comedy that follows two couples spending the evening together for a celestial event as the night takes an unexpected turn. Director Kalli Denali Randall said the script took her a bit to wrap her head around, but she realized that Martin’s comedy is as complex as it is hilarious. On this episode of State of Art we’re joined by Randall and Cyrano’s acting artistic director and production manager, Seth Eggleston.
This month hundreds of students returned to class across the peninsula
Students are back in class, adjusting to new routines and expectations. For some, it's a year of major milestones, like starting their final year of high school or moving up a grade. Others are excited to reconnect with friends and dive into new learning opportunities. The district avoided cutting staff...
Anchorage School District Features Art Faculty Exhibit Showcasing Diverse Talents
If you are looking to see some unique artwork created by teachers, there is a new exhibit at the Anchorage School District Education Center. Art teachers are showcasing their talents at the annual art faculty show currently on display. The artworks include everything from paintings to pottery, to photography. ASD...
Creekside Park Elementary gets a remodeled playground for all to play
Most of us hope to enjoy the outdoors on this last big holiday of the summer. And just in time for Labor Day? A new playground in Anchorage. Your Alaska Link shows us why the playground is for everybody!. Creekside Park Elementary gets a remodeled playground for all to play.
Pili Power: Dimond’s Cayden Pili leads Lynx to 40-39 win over Linfield in California
Given how well the offenses moved the football Friday night, chances were good whoever held possession last was going to win the game. That was the Dimond Lynx. Quarterback Cayden Pili threw for a touchdown and go-ahead two-point conversion with 9 seconds left to lift the Lynx to a thrilling 40-39 road win over Linfield Christian in Temecula, California.
Two mysterious disappearances haunt a rural Alaska community. One man is on a mission to find out what happened
There’s a rural community in Alaska that is known for dog sled racing and its gold rush history. But it’s also become known for dozens of mysterious disappearances. In June 2016, Joseph Balderas, 36, vanished without a trace. Just four years later, in August 2020, Florence Okpealuk, 33, an Alaskan Native, also went missing.
Japanese-inspired garden trail adds new gate, discusses future additions
Nestled in the woods near Soldotna High School is a Japanese-inspired garden. The Kenai Peninsula Peace Crane Garden Trails has been a work in progress since 2018. It was inspired by a Rotary International conference that highlighted an organization that harvests seeds collected from plants that survived the 1945 bombing of Hiroshima.
Local businesses make their case against Juneau’s “Ship-Free Saturday” ballot proposition
An advocacy group is telling Juneau residents to vote no on a proposition set to appear on the local ballot this fall. It’s about whether large cruise ships should be banned on Saturdays starting next year. The Greater Juneau Chamber of Commerce hosted a forum Thursday featuring a panel...
Vulcans surge late for 5-set win
HONOLULU (Aug. 30) – Senior outside hitters Katie Birtcil-Tipton and Bethany Tuchardt combined for 29 kills, but the Alaska Anchorage volleyball team could not hold off a late Hawaii-Hilo comeback Friday, falling 21-25, 21-25, 25-19, 25-22, 15-11 in the finale of the Alaska/Hawaii Challenge at the Shark Tank. The...
Kuskokwim 300 announces $15,000 increase to 2025 race purse
Race organizers for Bethel’s Kuskokwim 300 (K300) Sled Dog Race have announced a $15,000 increase to the 2025 race purse, or the total amount of prize money paid out to competitors. The move brings the total race purse to $200,000, which will be split between the top 25 competitors...
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