Julia O'Malley is a veteran Alaska journalist. She was columnist and reporter at the Anchorage Daily News, was Atwood Chair of Journalism at the University of Alaska Anchorage and has written about Alaska for a variety of publications.
Kate Wool said she began posting her portraits on social media in response to the school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, and will continue to post if other mass shootings occur.
Researching a cookbook helped Anchorage-based author Kim Sunée explore her connection to the country of her birth.
Meticulous worker 'tried his best to make good' all his life
Christopher Wayne Espiritu-Simpson, 19, appeared in court Sunday. He and an unidentified juvenile face charges in the shooting death of Juanita Lolesio in East Anchorage in December.
The life story of a baby boy named Kahleel began one morning in January at the McKinnell House, a homeless shelter for families on the edge of downtown.
Every year since 1997, women have skied Kincaid Park trails dressed in imaginative and colorful costumes. "We're like, nah, to heck with it, we're going, it's minus 2, but we're out there," said Kate Nixon.
When a big earthquake triggers a cellphone tsunami warning, that warning can get delivered to people who are in direct danger and people who aren't.
Delia Commander pleaded guilty to using the tribe's credit card to pay for airline tickets and other personal expenses.
“I very seriously thought about driving to your house and killing you tonight,” investigators said Brandon McElroy emailed a colleague
George Brown opened the Lucky Wishbone with his wife, Peggy, in 1955. Until recently, he could be found most days sitting on a stool at Counter B, eyeing the dishes coming out of the kitchen for quality.
Brown started the Anchorage diner with his wife, Peggy, and it became an Anchorage institution.
Kortez Brown, 33, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, police said. He did not survive.
