Chris Klint is a journalist based in Anchorage, Alaska, focusing on local news and crime reporting. He writes for Alaska Public Media and his work has also appeared in KTOO. Chris covers a wide range of stories, including cold cases, accidents, and criminal incidents, providing important information to the local community.
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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.
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By: Chris Klint
About a dozen people were lined up outside Airport Heights Elementary School in Anchorage at 6:55 a.m. on Election Day, Nov. 5, 2024. (Courtesy Bart Rudolph)
By: Chris Klint
An Alaska State Trooper K-9 Unit SUV. (Joey Mendolia/Alaska Public Media)
By: Chris Klint
About a dozen people were lined up outside Airport Heights Elementary School in Anchorage at 6:55 a.m. on Election Day, Nov. 5, 2024. (Bart Rudolph)
By: Chris Klint, Valerie Lake
Alaska State Troopers say two people fired at a pursuing officer Tuesday during a 100-mph chase on the Parks Highway, narrowly missing his head.
By: Chris Klint
Anchorage police are still trying to find the mother of an infant found dead outdoors downtown last week, emphasizing officers’ care about her condition.
By: Chris Klint
A collage of images from an FBI wanted poster seeking a suspect who vandalized the HeartReach Center in Wasilla with painted swastikas on Oct. 20, 2024. (From FBI)
An Anchorage police vehicle at a crime scene. (Valerie Lake/Alaska Public Media).
By: Ava White, Chris Klint
A fin whale washed ashore on Anchorage’s mudflats over the weekend. By Nov. 18, it had started to freeze over. (Wesley Early/Alaska Public Media)
By: Chris Klint
Anchorage utility officials are asking thousands of residents to check pipes connecting them to the city’s water supply for possible lead fittings.
By: Chris Klint
A suspect in three Anchorage credit-union robberies, now identified as Sean C. Javier, 36, seen in surveillance video Sept. 23, Oct. 7 and Oct. 16, 2024 in the upper-right, upper-left and bottom pairs of photos respectively. (From FBI)
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