Saint Paul
Saint Paul, AK · Traffic & Transit
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Parks Highway briefly closed in Wasilla due to multiple vehicle collisions
All southbound lanes of the Parks Highway in Wasilla were temporarily closed Wednesday afternoon after multiple vehicles were reported in the ditch, authorities said.
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Anchorage road closed both ways following school bus crash with truck
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Ice dam floods Elmore Road in Anchorage, northbound lane closed
The weather has caused a major mess on Elmore Road in Anchorage. City officials say an ice dam formed on nearby Campbell Creek, flooding part of the northbound lane and creating slippery conditions for drivers. Department of Transportation spokesperson Justin Shelby says crews are working to move the water and...
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One lane of an Anchorage road is closed due to ‘hazardous conditions’, APD says
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - One lane on part of Elmore Road in Anchorage will be closed for the rest of Sunday, the Anchorage Police Department said around 1 p.m. An APD dispatch supervisor said the “creek has possibly frozen over and started flooding part of the roadway.”. APD said...
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State pulls nearly $20M for safety improvements on some of Anchorage’s deadliest roads
State transportation officials have pulled nearly $20 million in federal funding meant to improve safety on some of Anchorage’s most deadly roads. The move stunned state legislators and local leaders who say it makes little sense for a city that has seen a record number of pedestrian deaths. “This...
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Mat-Su Valley looks ahead to future transportation needs
The Mat-Su Valley is planning ahead for how people get around through 2050. The Metropolitan Transportation Plan will guide future investments in roads, transit, walking, and biking over the next 20 years. It’s being developed by the Mat-Su Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization, with assistance from local, Tribal, state, and federal partners, as well as the public.
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Officials say they’re plowing Anchorage roads around the clock amid snow dump
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Anchorage People Mover Warns of Bus Delays on Tuesday, Jan. 6
Anchorage People Mover has issued a rider notice informing passengers that buses will continue operating Tuesday, Jan. 6, but detours and service delays are expected across the system. According to the notice, riders should plan for potential disruptions and allow extra travel time. While no routes were reported as fully...
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Tazlina Bridge Update: Gaps Expected During Cold Weather, Permanent Joints Planned
Transportation officials are addressing public concerns about visible gaps at the ends of the Tazlina Bridge, saying the issue is expected during extreme cold and does not indicate an unanticipated problem. According to the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities, the bridge is undergoing a rehabilitation project that will...
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Anchorage Encourages Drivers to Plug In at 20°F to Improve Air Quality and Vehicle Performance
As winter temperatures drop across Anchorage, city officials are reminding drivers that plugging in engine block heaters when temperatures reach 20°F or colder can make a meaningful difference for both vehicles and local air quality. According to the Anchorage Health Department, using an engine block heater helps vehicles start...
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How are Anchorage roads? We take a drive around town
After hearing from many folks online about road conditions around Anchorage, I decided to head out and take a closer look. Conditions may have changed since those comments first came in, but I wanted to see firsthand what drivers are dealing with. My first stop was Diamond Boulevard, a road...
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Anchorage residents report smoother roads after Tuesday’s storm
While Anchorage didn’t see quite as much snow as Juneau, residents here were still digging out this week. Some neighborhood roads remained slick, but main routes were moving more smoothly by Wednesday after crews worked overnight to clear snow from Tuesday’s storm. With little snow so far this...
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Anchorage School District suffering transportation delays due to cold
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Anchorage School District is experiencing transportation delays due to the extreme cold, according to the ASD. The cold weather is creating difficulty in starting some buses, the ASD says. As a result, there may be delays in transportation. Families affected by the delays are being notified through robocalls as information becomes available.
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Page 2 Jan. 6: Parking in Downtown Palmer
It’s time for Page Two: News that might not make the front page for Tuesday, January 6, 2026. Is there a parking problem in downtown Palmer? The City of Palmer wanted to find out. It partnered with consulting firm RESPEC to conduct a comprehensive parking and pedestrian access study in 2025. The study focused on the Central Business District.
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New vanpool program aims to change the way Anchorage commutes
People Mover is launching a new vanpool program in partnership with Enterprise, designed for commuters with hybrid or non-traditional work schedules. Alaska is one of only three states offering this type of program. The vanpool option will be available to commuters traveling to and from Eagle River, the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, and Girdwood.
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City Shares Winter Bike Commuting Tips as Cold, Snowy Conditions Set In
As winter conditions continue across Anchorage, officials are reminding cyclists that biking can remain a safe and reliable commuting option with the right preparation. A new winter cycling safety graphic highlights several key steps riders can take to stay visible, warm, and in control during cold and snowy weather. Transportation...