Chris Klint is a Web Producer and Breaking News Reporter at Alaska Public Media. A lifelong Alaskan, he covers a range of topics including regional interest, crime and justice, and world news, with a particular focus on issues affecting Alaska and Anchorage. His work has been featured in KTOO, KYUK Public Media, and Alaska Public Media.
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Chris Klint's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and accidents in Alaska, particularly Anchorage. His emphasis is on evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
If you're reaching out to Chris, consider providing updates or expert insights into ongoing local criminal cases, accident investigations, or emergency situations. Additionally, if you have knowledge of developing stories related to crime and accidents in the Alaskan region that may impact the community, it could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on Breaking News and Evolving Stories within Crime and Accidents topics in Alaska (especially Anchorage), he may value sources who can provide timely information as well as commentary from experts familiar with these specific issues.
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A police vehicles emergency lights flash blue. (Valerie Lake / Alaska Public Media)
An Anchorage police vehicle at a crime scene (Valerie Lake/Alaska Public Media).
An Alaska State Trooper K-9 Unit SUV (Joey Mendolia/Alaska Public Media)
By: Chris Klint
Three people allegedly posing as contractors in an Anchorage neighborhood approach a Nissan Rogue SUV in which they left the area, in this photo shared Dec. 3, 2024 by police. (From APD)
A state road camera image shows the intersection of Anchorage’s Hillside Drive and Upper Huffman Road at 6:10 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024. (From Alaska DOTPF)
By: Chris Klint
An Alaska State Trooper K-9 Unit SUV (Joey Mendolia/Alaska Public Media)
By: Chris Klint
William Marsan, 57, was found guilty Wednesday of operating an aircraft without a license and operating an unregistered aircraft.
By: Chris Klint
Bart Rudolph cuts a tree in the Matanuska Valley’s Moose Range on Dec. 4, 2022. (Tegan Hanlon/Alaska Public Media)
By: Chris Klint
The judge ordered the city to pay $150,000 to the survivors of Dan Demott Jr.
By: Chris Klint
The president-elect’s comments drew pushback from Alaska’s U.S. senators.
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