Alaska Nanooks Rifle Team Hosts #12 Ohio State to Start 2025-26

The Alaska Nanooks rifle program kicks off its 2025-26 season at home, facing the No. 12 Ohio State Buckeyes in a dual match. The first contest is scheduled for October 17 at the E.F. Horton Rifle Range, while the second will take place the...

BSU’s Luke Roelofs details progress, penalties and his bizarre hunt for stitches in Anchorage

BEMIDJI — Every Bemidji State men’s hockey player made the trip to Anchorage, Alaska, for the season-opening series against the Seawolves. And almost every player followed the scheduled itinerary. Sophomore defenseman Luke Roelofs, however, did...

This Week in Alaska History: Oct. 13-19

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - This week marks several significant anniversaries in Alaska history, from the founding of a university to the territory’s purchase from Russia. On Oct. 13, 1960 — Alaska Methodist University held its first classes on the...

‘Everything is lost now’: Hundreds evacuate from Western Alaska villages

A massive airlift is underway in Western Alaska as Alaska National Guard planes and helicopters take people from villages devastated by the remnants of Typhoon Halong. On Wednesday and Thursday, hundreds of people from Kipnuk and Kwigillingok...

Lifetime’s 2025 ‘It’s a Wonderful Lifetime’ Lineup: Guide to New Movies

‘Tis the season to celebrate new holiday movie releases — and Lifetime is ready for the festive season with its annual “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” lineup. The network announced on Thursday, October 16, that the Lifetime Channel will release 12 new...

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird Continues Fight to Protect Women’s Sports

DES MOINES, IOWA (October 16, 2025) — Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird announced Wednesday, October 15, that she was leading a coalition of eighteen states challenging a Minnesota state law that mandates allowing men to participate in women’s...

GMC COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Cinema Night, Creepy Critters, and Trunk or Treat!

Fairbanks families have several fun community events to look forward to this weekend — from cultural films to Halloween celebrations. Here’s a look at what’s happening around town. Japanese Cinema Night at UAF The University of Alaska Fairbanks...

After DOGE cuts and now ex-Typhoon Halong in western Alaska, trust is needed to rebuild forecasting

When the remnants of Typhoon Halong hit western Alaska this week, radar showed color bands curling across meteorological maps, but people on the ground were already watching what those models could not see. On social media, especially TikTok,...

TalisWoman returns: Women's art show opens Saturday at Petersburg library

This Saturday, the Petersburg Public Library is hosting the opening reception for TalisWoman, this year’s iteration of Petersburg’s long-running Women’s Art Show. While the library regularly features art displays and maintains a permanent art...

How Trump Crushed The Left's Media Machine

Submitted By Thomas Kolbe Donald Trump is the master of memes — and of the media. No modern political figure understands better how to energize the long-humiliated conservative-patriotic soul that has been crushed for decades by a left-liberal...

One of Alaska’s biggest airlifts is now underway, after massive storm

Officials are evacuating hundreds of Alaskans after a powerful storm system hammered the state’s western coast this week, in what the National Guard described as one of the largest airlifts in the state’s recent history. In the aftermath of...

Lifetime unveils its full Christmas 2025 movie lineup — including A Pickleball Christmas By Emlyn Travis

Call it a slam dink! Lifetime is serving up some serious festive fun with its holiday movie lineup this year, including films like A Pickleball Christmas. The network officially announced its annual It’s A Wonderful Lifetime slate on Thursday,...

12-year-old Zech loves fishing and wants to visit Alaska

Our Grant Me Hope child this week is 12-year-old Zechariah, who goes by Zech and wants to travel to Alaska to fish. According to the Michigan Adoption Resource Exchange, Zach loves fishing, and also loves other sports like football and wrestling,...

One of the Best Vampire Movies Is Now Easier Than Ever To Stream (And It’s Based on a Comic Book)

From folklore to literature and eventually the big screen, people have a never-ending fascination with vampires. Over the past century, Hollywood has continued to sink its teeth into the vampire craze, from Nosferatu of the silent film era to the...

Alaska Grows Single Sign-On With Mobile App, Focuses on Privacy

It’s no small task to stand up a single digital portal to access government services. A “one-stop shop” or “Amazon-like experience” has long been held up as the goal as governments work to provide easier access to everything from receiving social...

Anchorage football star Deuce Zimmerman is enjoying a breakout season at Western New Mexico University

East High's Deuce Zimmerman in 2022. (Marc Lester / ADN) There isn’t a bevy of Alaskans tearing it up and posting prolific production for their respective college football programs right now. One of the few is Anchorage’s Deuce Zimmerman. Now a...

Alaska airlifts hundreds from coastal villages hit by typhoon

Alaska is undertaking one of the most significant airlifts in its history as hundreds of people are being evacuated from coastal villages hit hard by Typhoon Halong last weekend, according to officials. The storm resulted in record water levels...

PIT performs ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate new, state-of-the-art terminal

Share on LinkedInLinkedIn Share on TwitterTwitter Share on FacebookFacebook Share on RedditReddit Share on FlipboardFlipboard Share on TumblrTumblr Share via EmailGmail Share on WhatsAppWhatsApp Pittsburgh International Airport has performed a...

More evacuees from coastal Alaska villages inundated by high surf last weekend are arriving in Anchorage.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The house rocked as if an earthquake had struck, and suddenly it was floating. Water seeped in through the front door, and waves smacked the big glass window. From the lone dry room where Alexie Stone and his brothers and...

Survivors of Anchorage condo fire struggle to find housing and make sense of what happened

It was 1 a.m. and Jacob Berg was watching his home burn. He’d been sound asleep just minutes before. He woke to knocking. Then he heard the fire alarms, but he didn’t think much of it, since pranksters had been pulling them all summer. When he...