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The decision comes several months after outgoing Mayor Dave Bronson named Bianca Cross as chief.
A commercial truck crossed the center line and struck another vehicle, killing the driver, police said.
This summer, the city is not staffing Goose Lake or Jewel Lake swimming beaches with lifeguards.
Tyler May’s death marked the third time Anchorage police shot someone in a three-week span, leaving two men dead and another man hospitalized.
The city is conducting an online public survey to find out what residents think about public restrooms and where they should be built.
Events include solstice-related celebrations.
The holes formed Wednesday on Minnesota Drive and the Glenn Highway near Palmer.
After pushback from residents on their proposed zoning overhaul, three Assembly members have put forward a new version that would allow duplexes in single-family residential zones throughout the Anchorage Bowl.
Three other people were injured, according to police.
LaFrance will appoint Bill Falsey as chief administrative officer and Eva Gardner as municipal attorney.
It marked the start of a week of events celebrating Black culture.
Especially since the pandemic, the job market for qualified workers has been tight.
The city must open the Alaska Center for Treatment by October 2025 or it could lose up to $15 million under the Municipal Light & Power sale agreement with Chugach Electric Association.
A lawsuit filed by the state of Alaska accuses Alaska Motor Home Inc. of canceling this season’s reservations, with thousands of dollars in unpaid refunds.
Relaxing on a deck or patio is ideal on a sunny summer day, whether it’s the main event or you’re socializing after a hike or bike ride.
The Citywide Celebration on Saturday and Sunday kick off a number of festivities.
The 18-member team will report to the LaFrance administration on three priorities — “good government,” “safe streets and trails” and “building our future.”
The Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday voted unanimously to name a West Anchorage street Grimmauld Place, a name straight out of author J.K. Rowling’s popular Harry Potter fiction.
Businesses can now begin serving alcohol at 8 a.m. instead of 10 a.m., and liquor stores can open at 10 a.m. on Sundays.
The measure could raise about $180 million in revenue, with an estimated $36 million paid for by tourists and other visitors to Anchorage, the organizers said.
Suzanne LaFrance, who will take office July 1, is appointing Becky Windt Pearson to serve as municipal manager and Katie Scovic as chief of staff.
The highway was closed for six hours near Ingram Creek on Sunday after a pickup crossed the center line and hit another truck hauling an RV, Alaska State Troopers said.