The people living in the vehicles said they were frustrated and angry that their dwellings were being carted off to languish in impound lots.
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Anchorage commissioner charged with defrauding city for more than $1.6M in COVID relief funds
Federal charges accuse the commissioner of depositing relief funds into personal accounts to finance businesses, pay off taxes, and buy cryptocurrency.
In testimony to Assembly, Sami Graham says she didn’t try to overturn Anchorage’s April election
Graham, former chief of staff to Mayor Dave Bronson, told the Assembly she wasn’t trying to overturn the election results.
Anchorage joins long list of cities petitioning US Supreme Court to hear key homelessness case
A Ninth Circuit precedent set in 2018 is still the law in Alaska and eight other western states: It is unconstitutional to punish homeless people for camping in public spaces when they have nowhere else to go.
Alaska bears’ doughnut heist makes international news: ‘I’m still getting phone calls,’ store manager says
Store manager Shelly Deano says that “Krispy Kreme has taken measures.”
Local disaster declared for Talkeetna flood damage
The flood destroyed over 300 feet of the rock revetment near the end of Talkeetna’s Main Street.
Unprecedented double glacial dam release brings flooding to the Kenai
Usually, the two glacial lakes release every two or three years — and not at the same time.
Military jet intercepts small plane in restricted Anchorage airspace during Biden visit
A NORAD spokesperson called the intercept a teaching moment for pilots.
President Biden commemorates anniversary of 9/11 attacks at memorial in Anchorage
Biden stopped at JBER on his way back from the G20 summit in India and a diplomatic visit to Vietnam.
Hamilton star says cast is feeling ‘so much love’ from Anchorage audience
Pierre Jean Gonzalez spoke with Alaska Public Media’s Wesley Early about his experience bringing the “$10 Founding Father without a father” to the Anchorage stage.