The main library has been closed for months because of a partial roof collapse in February. 

As summer unofficially begins, people are enjoying *time* outdoors.

A former district court judge from will soon be arraigned on felony perjury charges. 

All of the money raised will support the horticulture and other hobby programs offered to the inmates at Hiland Mountain.

 Sage Newman defended his title at the 49th state PRCA Xtreme Broncs competition over the weekend.

The Ted Stevens International Airport wants to boost its cargo capabilities with a big expansion project. 

 Are Chinese spies attempting to infiltrate our military bases? A report from USA Today indicates the answer is yes.

It's a culinary adventure and a bit of a history lesson all wrapped up in one.

Anyone with any information is urged to call the Coast Guard Juneau Sector at 907-463-2980.

Because of the high demand for seedlings, distribution sites will be limited. Visit https://mrwhitekeys.com/trees to check the schedule to get your tree seedlings.

The interim library in Palmer is on Arctic Avenue across from NAPA Auto Parts.

Military officials said the victim served with the 11th Airborne Division.

 A woman from Central was killed in a boating accident over the holiday weekend. Authorities believe the boat she was in capsized.

Officers were called to Spenard Road -- where they found a man badly injured. He later died. No word on any arrests.

The Coast Guard is suspending its search for four missing people after a charter fishing boat sank off the coast of Sitka.

If you have a hometown hero in your life who deserves to be recognized, email their name with a photo to news@youralaskalink.com. And to all of our heroes, thanks for all that you do.

Folks gathered at CrossFit Anchorage on Memorial Day to try and complete the Murph challenge.

 It was 100 years ago -- in 1923 -- when President Harding drove the golden spike into the ground at Nenana -- completing the railroad.

A 20-year-old missionary from Anchorage is being remembered on Memorial Day.

American Legion Jack Henry Post 1 invited the community to come together for a big Memorial Day barbecue. 

Tributes of all kinds took place all across Alaska to honor our fallen heroes on Memorial Day.

Your Alaska Link stopped by to check on Homer's celebrity possum at her new home.

Organizers of one of this weekend's events say it's important to remember what Memorial Day is all about.

Wildfire season is well underway, with flames sparking all over the state -- even in Fairbanks.

 A three-day weekend is here -- and that means a busy time both on the roads and in the skies.

The state fairgrounds will host the world's best bucking horses from the Calgary Stampede, a concert, and more.

From a living history exploration to train rides, there's something for everyone at the opening weekend for Pioneer Park in Fairbanks.

 The Seward Highway heading south has always been a sketchy drive.

Governor Mike Dunleavy calls Tuesday a historic day for Alaska.

The Anchorage assembly has rejected a rather expensive proposal to settle some legal claims against the mayor.

It may not look like much right now, but flower beds around Anchorage will soon be bursting with colors.

The Sealaska Heritage Institute wants to rename part of a street in Juneau.

A track from Quebec took home the $50,000 grand prize in the Advance My Track Challenge.

Recovery is underway in communities across our state -- that were devastated by this season's flooding.

 As temperatures begin to warm up, people are enjoying the outdoors more and it also means we are at higher risk of wildfires.

Big bucks are coming to rural communities in Alaska -- in the form of loans and grants from the federal government.

Tuesday marked ASD's last official day of the academic year.

Alaska Communications and the Boys and Girls Club of Alaska are once again teaming up for their annual Summer of Heroes program.