Midtown Assembly News Today

Officials say the building could house up to 150 people and would provide food services, showers and case workers.

Vice Chair Meg Zaletel said her leave from the Assembly will run from May 24 to July 11.

The city-owned hotel has been at the center of local political fights for three years, and is now readying to take in dozens of people with nowhere else to go.

It’s common for some campaign signs to be vandalized. But campaigns say they’re experiencing a systematic destruction of large signs promoting center-to-left candidates across the Anchorage Bowl.

More than 300 people showed up to a town hall held by Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson, with most speaking against turning a recreation center into a homeless shelter.

“I hope the Assembly will work with us to settle this dispute as quickly as possible,” the mayor said in a statement Thursday.

I hope everyone is enjoying the awesome Memorial Day Weekend. The weather around much of the state has been incredible. Nothing beats sun and temperatures in the high 70s to kick off summer. The June 1 candidate filing deadline is

Reclaim Midtown (RM) and Save Anchorage (SA) are two of the most serious and consequential threats to our city. These groups, most popular on Facebook, are supported by a number of elected officials - some retired and others currently in

Major Anchorage development deal to build a new city health department and a grocery store falls through Published 2 hours ago Share on Facebook Print article The Anchorage municipality has paid $1.1 million to settle a dispute with a Washington-based developer over a failed deal involving a major project on East Tudor Road. The developer and the city had envisioned a huge new complex on largely vacant land at the southwest corner of Tudor and Elmore roads. The plans included a new city h...