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Sugar Shack espresso stand ransacked, torched
A fire destroyed the Sugar Shack espresso stand on Lake Otis Parkway near East 47th Avenue early Wednesday morning, the Anchorage Fire Department said.
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APU plans to cut tuition, bucking national trend
Alaska Pacific University plans to cut the cost of undergraduate tuition by 34 percent, bucking a national trend of rising college costs in a bid to attract more young students to its Anchorage campus.
9 hrs ago | Alaska Journal of Commerce
The 2013 recipients of the First Lady's Volunteer of the Year Awards were chosen by an executive committee of Alaskan community members.
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Captain: Concerns were raised about single vessel pulling Shell drill rig
A vessel captain in charge of towing Shell's troubled oil drilling rig, the Kulluk, when it left a Seattle shipyard back in June said Tuesday that the gear was more than strong enough, the crews were qualified and that under the right conditions, a winter transit through the Gulf of Alaska could have been done safely.
Suspicious diner fire has investigators asking for help
The Anchorage Fire Department is asking for help in the investigation of a suspicious May 11 fire at Sunrise Grill & Pancake House.
Ex-officer illegally used police computers to look up info for woman, charges say
A former Anchorage police officer illegally used police computers to look up confidential information about a woman he arrested and weeks later had sex with, according to charges filed Monday.
Police seek suspect in Eagle River shooting
Anchorage police are seeking the public's help in locating Daniel Rosendahl, who they say shot a man in the head April 24 in downtown Eagle River.
BP Energy Center in Anchorage marks 10 years
The $7.1 million, 12,000-square foot facility for meetings and education was built for use by local nonprofits and community service organizations by BP Exploration Alaska Inc.
Alaska Pacific University OKs tuition cut
The school's board last week decided to reduce tuition by nearly $10,000 per year, from $29,600 to $19,950, KSKA reported .
Parnell to sign oil tax bill, budgets
Gov. Sean Parnell is scheduled to sign into law an overhaul of Alaska's oil tax structure on Tuesday.
Adak Seafood Processing Equipment to Be Sold at Auction
The equipment is located in a recently updated 250,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art processing facility in Adak, Alaska.
Commission to consider misconduct allegations against Alaska police officers
Founder of McKinley Capital Management, an investment firm in Anchorage. He has a big family compound on Lake Clark near the proposed Pebble mine and is a relentless, and wealthy, opponent of the project.
Businesses and organizations involved in the fight over Pebble
Anchorage-based Pebble mine developer. Partners are Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., a Vancouver, B.C.-based mineral exploration company, and Anglo American, a London-based mining company with operations around the world.
Alaska Native corporation launches tourism service
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - An Alaska Native village corporation that operates a popular cruise ship destination has launched a commercial consulting service for others seeking help developing their own cultural tourism ventures.
Anchorage sees longest snow season on record
The unseasonable snowfall Friday and Saturday has set a slew of new records in Anchorage, the National Weather Service says .
Man found dead under Anchorage bridge, police say
Volunteers taking down signs for a charity walk Saturday morning found the body of a 55-year-old man under a Chester Creek bridge near Mulcahy Stadium, according to Anchorage police.
Gallery: Late-season snowfall, May 17, 2013
Mary Anne Feeney and Jonathan Brady have portraits made a few hours before their wedding ceremony on Saturday morning, May 18, 2013.