From the editor: What is, and isn’t, changing with the ADN e-edition schedule
We’re seeking feedback from e-edition readers to help us build a new online reading experience that reflects what you value most.
From the editor: Celebrating all the people who power local news coverage, including you
Local News Day is Thursday, April 9. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating how local news coverage can connect, inform and empower our communities.
Heli-skier dies after being extracted from avalanche in Chugach Mountains
A 63-year-old California resident was extricated from the avalanche by guides and taken to an Anchorage-area hospital, troopers said.
Anchorage funeral home significantly damaged in fire
An Anchorage Fire Department spokeswoman said all people appear to be accounted for as crews battled the blaze in subzero weather.
From the editor: Introducing new staff in the ADN newsroom
New reporters and editors have started working at the Anchorage Daily News in recent weeks.
From the editor: A brief introduction
In this next era of the Anchorage Daily News, I see endless opportunities for our newsroom to evolve and thrive. I hope you, our readers, will take this step forward with us.
Emergency responders assist 2 people after avalanche near Portage
Avalanche hazards can persist into late spring and summer, a Chugach National Forest safety manager emphasized.
Teen snowmachiner dies in Turnagain Pass avalanche amid challenging conditions
Saturday’s incident, in which a teenage boy from Soldotna was buried about 10 feet deep and died, marks the second fatal avalanche in Southcentral Alaska this month.
Bucket-list fulfillment and high hopes for downtown as ‘Hamilton’ opens in Anchorage
The show’s broad appeal helped catapult a musical about Alexander Hamilton into the country’s pop-culture consciousness after its debut. Now, “Hamilton” has landed in Anchorage.
Q&A: What is ‘Alaska Daily,’ what is it based on and who’s involved?
The fictional newsroom in “Alaska Daily” bears some similarities to the real-life Anchorage Daily News. Here’s a rundown of the new series on ABC and Hulu.
Photos: Badass women who made history in the Iditarod
Here’s a look at the female trailblazers who left their mark on the iconic race.
‘Like slow motion’: Anchorage man captures video of massive block of ice calving at Portage Glacier
No one was hurt in the incident, which sent up a cloud of snow and shot out rippling waves under the frozen surface of Portage Lake.
Alaskans support one another in times of need. That’s not changing, even in a pandemic.
The Upside: We all have a part to play as this public health emergency unfolds. Whatever role we serve, it’s important to hold on to those moments of humanity that connect us.
How Anchorage-area businesses and organizations are dealing with coronavirus
Social distancing, changes in normal routines and closures are all now in play.
A new beer and barley wine festival pops up in Anchorage
The Alaska Craft Brew & Barley Wine Festival will be held Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage.
We’re asking ADN.com users to change their passwords. Here’s why.
We’re upgrading our system to improve the online experience for Anchorage Daily News readers.
Taking the plunge: Glacier skiing and camping in the shadow of the Moose’s Tooth
Cautionary Tales: With Denali looming, we spent six days skiing and climbing at Root Canal Glacier, a prong of ice surrounded by towering walls of granite in the heart of the Alaska Range.
Photos: Badass women who made history in the Iditarod
Here’s a look at the female trailblazers who left their mark on the iconic race.
Forecasters urge backcountry caution this weekend amid avalanche danger around Turnagain Pass
A special avalanche bulletin is in effect for much of the weekend due to heavy snowfall and an unstable snowpack at Turnagain Pass and parts of Turnagain Arm.
'A real machine’: After hitting a Chugach milestone, climber Wayne Todd keeps pushing forward
The 55-year-old Anchorage mountaineer also has 70 first-recorded ascents in Alaska, spanning ranges all over the state.
Good snow, bad snow: Here’s to the friends who make skiing fun either way
Cautionary Tales: The most memorable winter moments aren’t always the bomber days spent skiing long and hard.
Turnagain Pass avalanche danger high after getting 4-5 feet of snow in 24 hours
The avalanche center issued a backcountry avalanche warning in effect until 5 a.m. Friday.
Size vs. strength: Comparing earthquakes
Describing how much bigger, and how much stronger, a quake is compared to another requires some math.