State basketball tournament starts Thursday without Region V champion Juneau-Douglas
Juneau School District policy keep the Crimson Bears from traveling to the Valley for the three day tournament
After waiting more than 15 months to play again, the UAA volleyball team quickly establishes a winning streak
The Seawolves won three matches during a quick trip to Seattle.
Ski all afternoon, collect gold medals: Anchorage teen Daniel Ferucci is thriving at Colorado ski school
Ferucci won the slalom and giant slalom races at the recent Rocky Mountain/Central Division regional championships.
16 teams finish inaugural Scary Tree 50, a 50-mile snowmachine race for kids
Racers ranging in age from 6 to 12 raced 200cc snowmachines and were escorted by adults.
UAA gymnastics team will honor seniors Friday in livestreamed Senior Day Showcase
Everyone will perform during the event, which will air on Facebook Live at 10 a.m.
For Anchorage’s Matt Hobbs, a long journey to Division I basketball ends at the NCAA Tournament
Hobbs, a 2016 South High graduate, is a senior for the Hartford Hawks, who play Baylor on Friday.
The Iditarod was Sable the sled dog’s 15th near-thousand-mile race. Now, the couch awaits.
The 10-year-old female lead dog has finished all but two of the ultra-distance races she has started with Cantwell mushers Cody Strathe and Paige Drobny.
‘Day by day, she’s getting better’: Iditarod musher Aliy Zirkle is mending from head injury, dislocated arm
Her husband, fellow long-distance musher Allen Moore, said her injury doesn’t affect their plans to retire from competitive mushing.
Close calls and career bests: Seasoned mushers round out Iditarod’s top 10
The top 10 was filled with Iditarod veterans, who have a combined 98 finishes. Second-place Aaron Burmeister has finished 20 Iditarods; 10th-place Ramey Smyth has finished 24.
After a long battle with the Iditarod to regain his reputation, Dallas Seavey calls win No. 5 ‘icing on the cake’
Seavey and race organizers were at war for more than a year after organizers accused him of doping his dogs in the 2017 race.
Dallas Seavey wins record-tying 5th Iditarod championship
Seavey matched the record Rick Swenson established 30 years ago. Aaron Burmeister arrived in second place more than 3 hours after Seavey.
Some Iditarod veterans are seeing the trail from a new perspective
On their return trip on the out-and-back course, Ryan Redington struggled up the Happy River Steps and Joar Leifseth Ulsom crossed the Farewell Burn in sunshine and loved it.