Senate bill could reunify a neighborhood and heal old wounds
A new federal program could bring big changes to Fairview’s beleaguered Gambell/Ingra couplet
Organic, equitable growth is the key to converting vacant lots to vibrant city blocks.
City governments and their development agencies tend to put the cart before the horse when planning their own renaissance.
Welcome to the Nordstrom Site Parking Lot
Look to the past and envision the future.
Want safer streets with fewer cops? Smile for the camera.
Automated traffic enforcement is how Anchorage can have safer streets and equitable policing.
A rare opportunity to apologize to Fish Creek
Park formation could breathe new life into one of Anchorage’s most impaired neighborhoods by restoring a stretch of Anchorage’s most impaired waterway.
Downtown building says goodbye to the ’70s
The old Key Bank building at 601 W 5th Avenue is getting a much-needed facelift.
How highway projects have (not so subtly) destroyed black communities, even in Alaska.
The wholesale destruction of predominately black neighborhoods through the interstate highway program.
The show must go on
An Anchorage gallery’s innovative approach to exhibition during a global pandemic
A four-lane death road?
One of many such roads, this stretch of Lake Otis Parkway needs significant improvement, not more lanes
New midtown construction project is another low-rise chain hotel
The Aloft hotel will be constructed less than a mile from “hotel row”