‘There are hard days’: Behind the scenes with the Alaska SeaLife Center’s animal care team
Three full-time staffers work at the state’s only facility authorized to rehabilitate stranded or injured otters, seals, birds, even a rare walrus — lovable creatures only briefly in their hands.
Watch: Scenes from Áak’w Rock
The three-day music festival in Juneau brought together Native artists across genres from around the world.
Tiny, mighty, sometimes ugly: An ode to some of the Alaska State Fair’s overlooked crops
The summer’s lack of sunshine and abundance of rain made for smaller entries in contests that might not be giant pumpkins or cabbages but still managed to produce a 10 1/2-foot-long gourd and a 3-pound tomato.
Photos: Alaska State Fair’s opening day
Sunshine welcomed crowds as they walked, ate and rode their way around the State Fair in Palmer. The fair runs until Sept. 4.
Photos: An afternoon at the Alaska Zoo
Kids and adults enjoyed their day of viewing everything from bears to raptors to otters.
‘It was like a freight train’: Surfers catch wave in Turnagain Arm
See our favorite photos from Thursday evening’s bore tide.
Come on, Barbie, let’s go to fish camp
An Anchorage mother-daughter duo made a doll set for an Alaska Native Heritage Center fundraising auction.
Photos: Hundreds flock to Hilltop as Summer Concert Series wraps up
Thursday’s show was the last outdoor summer concert hosted by the Anchorage Concert Association. Anchorage musicians Rosie Rush and Medium Build performed.
Salmon and summer sunshine: Photos from an evening of dipnetting on the Kenai
Hundreds of Alaskans gathered at the mouth of the Kenai River over the weekend for their share of the sockeye run.
Photos: Alyeska Resort’s newest attraction suspends you a half-mile high
Visitors can walk over two bridges that span 600 feet.