A tsunami could overrun parts of the coast in the Anchorage area if a large enough earthquake hit in the right place during a high tide in Cook Inlet.
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Alaska’s Swickard car dealerships tricked buyers in ‘bait-and-switch’ scheme, state lawsuit says
A group of Alaska car dealerships advertised vehicles for sale that they did not actually have, according to a state lawsuit.
Reward quadrupled after more than 20 endangered sea lions illegally killed near Cordova
The animals found dead in the Copper River Delta didn’t appear to have been harvested for food or craft.
Baby walrus, rescued from Arctic tundra, gets 24-hour cuddle care at SeaLife Center
Workers on the North Slope spotted the baby walrus on tundra, about four miles inland from the Beaufort Sea.
Anchorage hits grim milestone for outdoor deaths
A record 29 people believed to be homeless have died outside in Anchorage this year — and there are still five months left.
Panel recommends renaming Port of Alaska after Don Young
The proposed legislation credits Young with helping to steer hundreds of millions of dollars to port projects.
Man who vandalized Alaska Jewish Museum with swastika stickers sentenced to 18 months in prison
Luke Foster, now 28, was sentenced to 18 months in prison on two acts of hate-motivated property damage and one drug trafficking offense.
Anchorage mayor floats plan to buy one-way plane tickets for homeless residents
Most homeless people in Anchorage are from Anchorage, Assembly Chair Chris Constant said in an interview Wednesday.
Don’t look down: Alyeska Resort opens new dizzying attraction
The Veilbreaker Skybridges are suspended 2,500 feet above the valley floor.
Roadside assistance? Alaska DOT helps sheep stuck along the Seward Highway
Newly installed mesh along the Seward Highway is meant to catch falling rocks. Last week, it caught a sheep instead.