KYUR-TV (Anchorage, AK)

KYUR is a virtual channel 13 and operates on VHF digital channel 12. It is an ABC-affiliated TV station based in Anchorage, Alaska, USA. The station is under the ownership of Vision Alaska LLC, while Coastal Television Broadcasting Company LLC, which owns the Fox affiliate KTBY (channel 4), manages KYUR through joint sales and shared services agreements. Both stations have their studios located on East Tudor Road in Anchorage, and KYUR's transmitter can be found in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.

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English

Television

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Global

#735735

United States

#178236

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#2910

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Alaskans worry as Trump’s budget bill targets food stamp cuts

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | La'shawn Donelson

Lawmakers in Washington are debating the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” a sweeping budget plan that brings back Trump-era tax cuts—but also includes deep cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, or food stamps. Thousands of Alaskans rely on these programs, and many are concerned about what these changes could mean. The bill would add tougher work and paperwork requirements for people receiving benefits. It would also shift more of the cost and responsibility for SNAP to the states.
Downtown Equity Center brings new business opportunities to Anchorage

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | Ian Stewart

It may not look like much now, but pretty soon this will be full of activity as the Equity Center in downtown Anchorage, whether they're just starting out or looking for some extra space. It's spaces like this kitchen here that’ll help folks, especially in the BIPOC community, expand their business. Shawn Dinkins is a chef and owner of Southern City Cookin’, her catering business. She's been searching for a commercial kitchen and is excited to finally have a space to work in.
Anchorage man takes Medicaid fight to D.C.

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | La'shawn Donelson

Billy Stapleton, a longtime advocate helping Alaskans navigate Medicaid, is in the nation’s capital this week urging lawmakers to vote against proposed federal cuts to social safety-net programs. Stapleton warns that the planned reductions to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) would further strain an already overwhelmed system in Alaska.
Wasilla family under investigation after 21 dogs seized over neglect concerns

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | La'shawn Donelson

A family in Wasilla is under investigation after Alaska State Troopers and Mat-Su Animal Care seized 21 dogs from their home following reports of neglect. Austin McDaniel of the Alaska State Troopers explained that earlier this year, troopers were at the property for an unrelated criminal investigation when they noticed potential animal care issues. This observation prompted a joint investigation with Mat-Su Animal Care into the well-being of the dogs.
Fires break out during homeless camp clearing at Anchorage’s Davis Park

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | Ian Stewart

What was supposed to be a routine clearing of a homeless camp in Anchorage turned into an emergency. Crews arrived at Davis Park in the Mountain View area this morning, planning to clear out the encampment. But around 11:30 a.m., a fire broke out in the woods. Anchorage firefighters worked quickly to contain the blaze. But soon after, additional fires sparked in other parts of the park.
Ebony Aurora Awards honor 13 in Anchorage

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | Ian Stewart

Now in its third year, the Ebony Aurora Awards have come a long way. This year, the event was held at the Egan Center in Anchorage. At the ceremony, 13 individuals were recognized for their contributions to the community. The Alaska Black Caucus hosted the event in partnership with the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. "They're from all walks of life, Special Olympics, the legislature, the schools," said Celeste Growden the President and CEO of the Alaska Black Caucus.
Alaska Planned Parenthood clinics risk closure as Medicaid funding bill advances

1 week ago | youralaskalink.com | La'shawn Donelson

Two of Alaska’s Planned Parenthood health centers — in Anchorage and Juneau — could be forced to shut their doors under a bill currently moving through Congress. The legislation, backed by Alaska Congressman Nick Begich, would strip federal Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide. Health advocates say the impact would be immediate and far-reaching.
Alaska leaders react to Dunleavy’s veto of key education funding increases

2 weeks ago | youralaskalink.com | Ian Stewart

Governor Dunleavy's recent vetoes cut or reduced a number of items before approving the 2026 state budget, including funding for school maintenance and construction, teacher incentives, and most notably, education funding. The Base Student Allocation, or BSA, was reduced from the $700 increase approved by lawmakers to just $500 per student. The move prompted city leaders across the state to come together and share their concerns, reactions, and next steps.
Rodeo Alaska honors dads and beloved announcer Dan Fowlie this Father’s Day

2 weeks ago | youralaskalink.com | La'shawn Donelson

Preparations are underway at Rodeo Alaska in Anchorage for their annual Father’s Day celebration, a beloved community event that brings excitement and tradition to the city each year. This year’s rodeo holds special meaning as it honors the memory of longtime rodeo announcer Dan Fowlie. Fowlie, who was a cherished part of the rodeo community from the very beginning, tragically passed away in 2023 after suffering a heart attack caused by an accident involving a drunk driver.
Alaskans prepare for statewide No Kings protests

2 weeks ago | youralaskalink.com | Ian Stewart

There will be protests all across Alaska this weekend, from larger cities like Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau to more remote communities like Nome and Kotzebue. In Fairbanks, police say they’re aware of the No Kings demonstrations and are prepared to respond if needed, though they’re not too concerned about things getting out of hand. “Our protesters are usually very calm and law-abiding,” said Chief Ron Dupee with the Fairbanks Police Department.