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Anchorage: Paddleboarder still missing in Turnagain Arm after weekend search | June 22

Anchorage authorities continue searching for a missing paddleboarder in Turnagain Arm while a man missing from Juneau was found dead in Anchorage. A nonprofit revising its behavioral health center proposal in Fairview faces ongoing community concerns and regulatory review.

Anchorage: Anchorage police investigate fatal stabbing in Midtown | June 21

Anchorage police are investigating a fatal stabbing in Midtown and a wildfire near Anderson that forced an evacuation, while the Coast Guard suspended its search for a missing paddle boarder in Turnagain Arm. Holly Olson and Preston Wethington won the 2026 Mayor’s Marathon, and readers discussed relationship issues and a new memoir about rural identity.

Anchorage: Overdue plane found crashed in Alaska mountains; pilot dead | June 20

Anchorage authorities confirm a plane crash in the Alaska mountains with the pilot dead, raising safety concerns in rugged terrain. The Coast Guard plans to homeport icebreakers in Anchorage and two other Alaska ports, while the Anchorage Assembly advances childcare regulations to address staffing and funding issues.

Anchorage: Governor threatens special session over LNG tax bill | June 19

Anchorage authorities have identified the suspect killed in a violent Walmart shootout in South Anchorage, while Governor Mike Dunleavy's veto of nine bills sparks a political standoff over energy policy. A bear attack near Palmer and elevated fire danger across the region also drew attention in today's local news.

Anchorage: Police shooting at Anchorage Walmart leaves officer injured, man dead | June 18

Anchorage police are investigating a fatal Walmart shootout in South Anchorage where a man died and an officer was injured during a high-speed chase. The Alaska Senate faces a deadline to approve tax breaks for LNG industry projects as lawmakers debate their economic impact.

Anchorage: Metlakatla man files federal civil rights lawsuit over discredited murder pro... | June 17

Anchorage: A Native man from the only Native reservation in Alaska, Isaac Henderson, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit after being wrongfully accused of murder in 2021. Meanwhile, Brewers star Cooper Pratt made his major league debut ahead of the series against the Guardians, sparking fan excitement.

Anchorage: Anchorage man charged with murder after deadly shooting | June 16

Anchorage: A man has been charged with murder after a shooting killed a teen and injured another in Anchorage, while a hiker’s death in Ketchikan highlights risks of unprepared wilderness travel. The Alaska Zoo closed an exhibit after a bear attack, and a local healthcare leader will lead the 2026 Alaska Heart Run to improve CPR training.

Anchorage: Alaska LNG cost estimate jumps to $55B as lawmakers weigh next steps | June 15

Anchorage's LNG project faces a $55 billion cost overhang as lawmakers debate its future, while a legal battle over salmon protections in Western Alaska intensifies. Fuel prices soar past $8.44 per gallon in rural communities, raising fears of budget crises amid rising household debt and stagnant wages.

Anchorage: Anchorage shooting leaves one dead, one seriously injured | June 14

Anchorage law enforcement is investigating a fatal shooting in downtown with one death and a critical injury, while persistent rain and slick driving conditions are expected through the weekend. The Local Wire also covers Lars Dahl's obituary, a memorial service for the Fairbanks-born community leader, and a nostalgic road trip reenactment by three North Eugene graduates.

Anchorage: Anchorage sees weekend rain as local housing project kicks off | June 13

Anchorage residents should prepare for rain and wind this weekend as a storm system brings 55% precipitation chances and gusty winds. The Raspberry Townhomes project also broke ground, adding 120 affordable units and local jobs to the city's housing market.

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