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06/12/2026

After several deadly crashes, Anchorage is looking at lowering speed limits on Tudor and Muldoon roads, and the public is split on whether it will actually make a difference. DOT says crash data and community input will shape what happens next.

Do you think lower speed limits would actually make these roads safer—or is enforcement the real issue?👇👇👇
https://www.youralaskalink.com/news/local/tudor-muldoon-roads-safety-efforts-gain-momentum-in-anchorage/article_4a3dcce2-ee99-48d0-b456-abc6a3819696.html

06/12/2026

A seventh motorcycle stolen from an Anchorage ABATE cargo container has been recovered after a tip from the public, leaving one motorcycle is still missing and no arrests made.

>> https://www.youralaskalink.com/news/local/another-stolen-abate-motorcycle-recovered/article_30c0f051-1a5a-4ca2-b312-56d396f7dc01.html

06/12/2026

After multiple deadly crashes, Anchorage officials are weighing lower speed limits on Tudor and Muldoon roads, with the public divided on the change. DOT says crash data and community feedback will guide recommendations, with no decision timeline set.

To watch La'shawn Donelson's full story>>

Anchorage transportation officials are considering lowering speed limits along Tudor and Muldoon roads following a series of serious and fatal crashes. The Alaska Department of Transportation says crash data and

06/12/2026

Kodiak and Seward will serve as homeports for new Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutters supporting Arctic missions, with two vessels based in Kodiak and one planned for Seward.

06/12/2026

Kodiak and Seward will serve as homeports for new Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutters supporting Arctic missions, with two vessels based in Kodiak and one planned for Seward.

06/12/2026

Soccer fans gathered in Anchorage to watch the opening match of the FIFA World Cup and celebrate the start of the tournament.

Soccer fans gathered in Anchorage on Thursday as the FIFA World Cup officially got underway.

06/11/2026

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially underway, and soccer fans in Anchorage gathered to watch the opening match. Fans from Mexico shared their excitement as the tournament begins across the United States, Mexico and Canada. Some hope the event will help grow the sport’s popularity in America.

06/11/2026

City crews in Anchorage are installing thousands of flowers across parks, streets, and public spaces as part of the seasonal landscaping program. About 76,000 plants are used annually, with this year featuring patriotic displays for America’s 250th birthday.

https://www.youralaskalink.com/news/local/anchorage-brightens-up-with-summer-flower-displays-across-the-city/article_fdf25004-9723-4017-970a-01ede712fe16.html

06/11/2026

Town Square Park in downtown Anchorage has closed as preparations begin for a major redevelopment project. The work will include improved lighting, accessibility upgrades, and enhanced sight lines, with the park expected to remain closed through much of the summer.

Town Square Park in downtown Anchorage has closed as fencing goes up and construction begins on a redevelopment project including lighting, access, and design upgrades.

06/11/2026

Robert Segevan of Wainwright has been sentenced to over 16 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges involving the sexual exploitation of multiple minors. Authorities say the investigation began in 2024 after a victim reported him to the North Slope Borough Police Department.

A Wainwright man was sentenced to more than 16 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to child exploitation charges involving multiple minor victims.