Tegan Hanlon
Digital Managing EditorTegan is the digital managing editor at Alaska Public Media. She has worked in Alaska Public Media’s newsroom since 2019, starting as an oil and gas reporter on Alaska’s Energy Desk.
As digital managing editor, Tegan is focused on digital growth and innovation. She manages the news team’s suite of email newsletters, social media accounts and online news presence, plus oversees our city reporting team.
Before joining Alaska Public Media, Tegan was a reporter at the Anchorage Daily News for six years. She’s originally from Allentown, Pa., but has called Anchorage home since 2013. When she’s not at work, you can usually find her outside — swapping between hiking, skiing and biking with the seasons.
Reach Tegan at thanlon@alaskapublic.org or 907-550-8447.
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After more than two years of planning, branching underwater internet cables have reached their resting place on the seafloor between Dillingham and the mouth of the Kuskokwim River. -
Leaders from around the world congratulated Donald Trump on his presidential election victory, as governments prepare for his return to the White House. -
A growing number of residents in Southcentral Alaska have voted against retaining judges, which has caused concerns for some in Alaska’s legal profession. -
Two 18-year-old women were found dead in a residence in the coastal village on Wednesday. -
Drivers have struck and killed 13 people in Anchorage so far this year, prompting calls from community members to make the city safer for pedestrians. -
The Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta has had some of the world's highest rates of RSV in infants and young children. -
Police say the 13-year-old student was charged with three counts of terroristic threatening. -
Researchers compiled and analyzed a database of hundreds of written accounts and observations going back to the late 1880s. -
From mole enchiladas to mangonadas, the restaurants are not just bringing new foods to Anchorage — they're fostering community spaces for residents looking for a taste of home. -
For some, barbecues serve as more than just seasonal gatherings. They foster community, allowing people to forge new friendships, and share their cultures.
