Yakutat withdraws borough manager job offer to Ogan
Former Mat-Su legislator Scott Ogan will not become Yakutat's borough manager after all. The Gulf of Alaska community's assembly withdrew its job offer at...
Air quality alerts issued for much of southcentral Alaska as fires burn
The fires have caused various state agencies to issue air quality warnings across much of the region. Portions of the Kenai Peninsula, Anchorage bowl,...
Susitna River fire grows, but moves away from area homes
Weather is beginning to cooperate with firefighters in the Mat-Su Borough. One home has been destroyed so far, but 40 more homes that had...
Alternative energy bill passes U.S. Senate
Thursday night (6/21) the U.S. Senate passed comprehensive energy legislation that would boost the use of renewable sources and biofuels, promote more energy efficiency...
Caribou Hills fire on Kenai peninsula rapidly grows past 50,000 acres
Several homes in the Ninilchik 40 subdivision burned down Thursday night as the growing fire threatens more homes and cabins on the Kenai peninsula....
Mountain View community icon Clark Middle School torn down
After nearly 60 years at the corner of Bragaw Street and Commercial Drive, Clark Middle School had become a Mountain View fixture, if not...
Without a regulated creamery, Alaska's milk cows likely to be slaughtered
The newly-appointed state agriculture board members are working to find financially sound processing ideas for the Mat-Su valley dairy industry. State veterinarian Bob Gerlach's...
Anchorage cross country championships may conflict with Yom Kippur
The Anchorage School District wants to move the date of this fall's Region IV Cross Country Championships from Saturday September 22nd to Sunday the...
Demolishing Clark Middle School
After nearly 60 years at the corner of Bragaw Street and Commercial Drive, Clark Middle School had become a Mountain View fixture, if not...
Major art chosen for the new Dena'ina Convention and Civic Center
Yesterday the city unveiled the two major art designs chosen for the new Dena'ina Convention and Civic Center now under construction in downtown...
Federal EEOC Chair talks about teenage workplace harassment
Every summer Anchorage sees an increase of teenage employees in local businesses. For many, it's their first job. And sometimes, according to Naomi...
Homeless families in Anchorage, Part 3
We conclude our three-part series on homeless families in Anchorage by looking at the difficulty of finding a new home. KSKA's Len Anderson reports.
Homeless families in Anchorage, Part 2
We continue our report on homeless families in Anchorage by looking at the facilities offering temporary housing while a family looks for a permanent...
Homeless families in Anchorage, Part 1
One of Anchorage's most persistent problems is homelessness. It's a community challenge whose solution has multiple elements, especially when those forced to the streets...