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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The state says it expects to move the roughly 300 people staying at the Alaska Airlines Center and Egan Center into hotel rooms by the end of the week. -
Hundreds of people evacuated from Western Alaska after Typhoon Halong now face uncertain futures in Alaska’s largest city. -
Book clubs, craft nights and potlucks? Classics. But we’re curious about the unexpected. -
Police say the fatal shooting and fatal stabbing happened within hours of each other Friday but were not related. The police chief says the suspects knew the victims. -
Mayor Suzanne LaFrance says she expects many people will stay through the winter. -
Nearly 50 people were displaced — and many are still paying mortgages and condo fees on homes they can no longer live in. -
Plus, the organizer says, it’s a time for Alaska Native youth to step out of their comfort zone as they share their talents during the Elders and Youth Conference. -
We've updated our list of how you can support evacuees — from volunteering and donating supplies to offering financial assistance. -
The idea is to spark development in housing-strapped communities including Anchorage, Fairbanks, Seward and Cordova. -
With broken infrastructure and no long-term maintenance funding, the PAC reflects a larger city problem.
