Hannah Flor
Anchorage communities reporterHannah covers the people, projects, and cultures that make Anchorage the place it is. She is always excited to hear story ideas from the public. She has worked at Alaska Public Media since the spring of 2025.
She stumbled into her career in public radio while riding out the pandemic in her hometown of Petersburg. She took a “temporary” job at KFSK and quickly fell in love with producing and hosting. She started reporting for the station in 2023.
When she’s not on the job, Hannah loves hiking uphill, reading essays, and dancing with her daughter.
Reach Hannah at hflor@alaskapublic.org.
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City officials say the designs are part of a larger strategy to ease the housing shortage. -
Officials say helping people stay housed is an important part of their homeless response. -
Officials said the crowding is stretching resources and making it tough to take care of all the animals in need. -
Some carvers worked through the final night to bring their visions to life during the annual Fur Rondy festival. -
Data shows there’s one major thing that predicts whether a pedestrian will actually die when they’re hit: the speed of the vehicle. -
Cory Rausch says what some people see as cruelty is, to him, a form of intimacy and respect. -
The Games run through Feb. 22 and will feature about a dozen athletes with ties to Alaska. -
City officials say current snow loads on roofs are about half what they’re designed to withstand. -
The Anchorage cross-country skier is his team’s best hope at winning an Olympic medal. -
Alaskans make up half the U.S. cross country ski team – an unusually high proportion.
