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Anchorage Assembly approves new police chief committed to revising body camera policy

Members of the Anchorage Assembly unanimously voted at their Tuesday meeting to confirm Mayor Suzanne LaFrance’s pick to lead the Anchorage Police Department, Police Chief Sean Case. Case, a longtime member of the Anchorage Police Department, prioritizes restoring trust with...

Optimism and energy surround Anchorage Mayor LaFrance’s first days in office

Tuesday’s event was a listening event, an opportunity for the transition team members to present their policy proposals and take input from the public.

Anchorage HOME Initiative set to become law after surviving potential vetoes

The hard-fought HOME measure is part of a larger effort to increase the availability and affordability of housing in Alaska’s largest city.

Creative Currents: ‘What Good is Fruit that is not Sweet?’ with Young Kim

In 2023, Young Kim was selected for an Individual Artist Award, funding a photography project with his mom, highlighting identity and reverse diaspora

Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance takes office with ‘big tasks’ ahead

Suzanne LaFrance became Anchorage’s first elected female mayor on Monday.

Public support pushes Anchorage duplex measure over the top

The Anchorage Assembly heard story after story of frustration, heartache and anger from renters and younger homeowners about the city’s housing shortage.

‘We have a housing shortage, so what?’

The question, to me, is what does preserving the city’s quality of life even mean?

City-wide duplex policy seen as a step to address Anchorage’s housing shortage

Making changes to Anchorage’s zoning laws has been an uphill battle. But, it’s one that supporters say is a worthwhile task to address the city’s chronic shortage of housing.

Creative Currents: New perspective with Madelyn Joan Troiano

The artist has her first solo exhibition coming up next month at Akela Space, beginning July 5 and titled “Pink Boardroom.”

Mimosas with kickoff? Anchorage now allows restaurants to start serving alcohol at 8 a.m.

Prior to the change, restaurants could not start serving alcohol until 10 a.m., and liquor stores opened at noon on Sundays.

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