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Court docs reveal events leading up toAnchoragedowntown shooting

Police affidavits reveal the events leading up to an attack on 17-year-old Conor Lally and 19-year-old Caia Delavergne at a downtown Anchorage residence ... >> view original

Anchoragepolice use MacGyver-style tactics to free tangled moose

Anchorage police helped a tangled moose get free with some MacGyver-style quick thinking early Monday. The Dufort family called police just after 4 a.m., ... >> view original

Healing from within:Anchorageparents approve of child chiropractic...

As a parent, Mindy Seay says her keeping her kids healthy is one of her biggest priorities. About two years ago, Seay's oldest son, Israel, began having recurring ... >> view original

PopularAnchoragebakery settles in at new Airport Heights location

ANCHORAGE — Soon after Fire Island Rustic Bakeshop opened its doors at G Street and 14th Avenue in the South Addition neighborhood, co-founders Janis ... >> view original

Anchoragenonprofit helps retirees continue learning later in life

If you walked into the Lucy Cuddy Hall on the University of Alaska Anchorage campus this past Friday around noon, it wasn't backpack-wearing, ... >> view original

Arizona gets a rare 'Monday Night Football' victory

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals might be on the verge of solving their losing ways on "Monday Night Football." The Baltimore Ravens, meanwhile, ... >> view original

What do you do when 1500 moose roam free in your city?

A few weeks ago, for example, Anchorage resident Bill Tyra arrived home from dinner with his wife to find a dramatic moose love triangle playing out on his ... >> view original

Student's violent arrest caught on video

A school district in South Carolina is investigating the actions of a school resource officer after video circulated widely on social media Monday showing him ... >> view original

State officials 'alarmed' by teen smoking rates

A statewide survey conducted this year asked 1,500 high school students about their tobacco use. 18 percent of Alaska teens are using e-cigarettes. >> view original