Conditions on Eklutna Lake during the first two weeks of February had been perfect for skiing, skating, biking, hiking and snow machining.
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Approximately 80 Alaska Army National Guardsmen are deploying at the end of March in support of Operation Spartan Shield.
Soldiers and Airmen with the Alaska National Guard continue the search today for a missing Cessna 172 and pilot.
The Municipal Clerk’s Office announces that approximately 216,000 ballot packages are being mailed out March 12, 2019.
Six national champions were crowned at the 2019 U.S. Ski & Snowboard Cross Country Junior National Championships at Kincaid Park.
Chugiak Dog Mushers will offer community members and businesses a chance to drive a sled dog team in the 2019 Friends of CDMA Race!
Believe it or not, spring is on its way! And what better way to welcome spring than with a freshly updated business.
Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer is leading the effort to honor the memory of five Alaska Natives for heroic contributions in World War II.
U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski offered her congratulations to her Alaskan colleague Congressman Don Young for serving for 46 years.
Athletes are gearing up to ski, skate, snowboard, run and score at the 2019 Special Olympics Alaska Winter Games.
Every area around the country is subject to natural disasters, whether they’re wildfires or earthquakes. How can you prepare for them?
An excellent second thing to do for the day is exercise. Exercise for 15 minutes, if that is all you have time to do.
Governor Dunleavy ordered Alaska state flags to fly at half-staff starting tomorrow to honor the memory of Keith Miller.
In Atlanta, a large community park celebrates dog mushing, and one of their own residents who ran and finished it in 2002, Bill Borden.
In September 2018, the MOA, in partnership with the University of Alaska, launched an effort to create a Climate Action Plan for Anchorage.
