Arielle Ingram-David

2 months ago | youralaskalink.com | Arielle Ingram-David

The 2025 Miss Alaska for America Strong pageant is set to take place on Saturday, April 19, 2025. and while Mrs. Alaska for America is well known Miss Alaska for America Strong is relatively new. "It started in 2019 and it came off a Mrs. America wanted to have a pageant for single women. So originally it was only Mrs. Alaska America," said Kai Bent, Miss. Alaska for America Strong ambassador. "But in 2019 they launched Miss Alaska for America.

2 months ago | youralaskalink.com | Arielle Ingram-David

Starting May 7, The federal government says it will finally begin enforcing the national Real ID law, after nearly two decades of delays. "The date has been pushed back a couple of times," said Candice Kotyk, Co-Owner of Salmon Berry Travel and Tours. "So hopefully everyone is set. I mean I think that people have had plenty of warning."According to the Department of Homeland Security's website, Real ID is an added security measure designed to enhance national safety.

2 months ago | youralaskalink.com | Arielle Ingram-David

Anchorage police and the FBI have been stationed outside of a duplex on Mercy Drive in Eagle River for the past three days, intensifying efforts in an ongoing investigation. The Anchorage Police Department (APD) shared a notice on social media Wednesday, urging the public to avoid the area due to law enforcement activity. "If you do not need to be in the vicinity, please avoid it and seek alternative routes until further notice," APD stated.

2 months ago | youralaskalink.com | Arielle Ingram-David

The next phase of the rehabilitation project for the northbound and southbound Knik River bridges is officially underway, with significant changes expected for commuters. Starting Monday, the Department of Transportation (DOT) will impose a 45 MPH speed limit to accommodate preliminary paving activities and the removal of rumble strips. This week, crews began staging equipment and setting up signage to prepare for the upcoming work.

2 months ago | youralaskalink.com | Arielle Ingram-David

This week, in celebration of National Library Week, the Anchorage Public Library hosted an exciting event for Anchorage School District students, partnering with ASD to inspire and ignite their imaginations. "His Last Kids on Earth series is very, very popular, especially with kids in grades three through five," said Samantha Blinkered, Youth Service Coordinator for the Anchorage Public Library.