Lex Yelverton is a journalist based in Anchorage, Alaska, and currently writes for KTVA-TV. With a focus on local news, Lex covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, and social issues. Lex's work has also been featured on WVUE-TV Fox 8, showcasing their dedication to delivering informative and impactful news stories to the Alaskan community.
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Lex Yelverton’s coverage primarily focuses on local Alaska news, particularly Anchorage. The topics covered include municipal services, Alaska politics, public health, and transportation. Given the emphasis on expert commentary and government announcements in their articles, it would be advisable to offer insightful perspectives from local experts or officials involved in these areas when reaching out to Lex.
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Gold Star Peak climbers gather in remembrance of loved ones in 75th Ranger Regiment
By: Joey Klecka, Lauren Maxwell, John Thompson, Melissa , Lex Yelverton, Frey, Dave Allgood
The summer solstice arrived Thursday, giving many Alaskans an excuse to get outside and soak up the most daylight they will get all year.
By: Lex Yelverton
Every year in June, Alaskans gather in the northeast corner of the cemetery near East 9th Avenue and Fairbanks Street for a Pride Memorial Service to remember those who have been impacted the LGBTQ+ community.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) -In a community conversation on Sunday, the Alaska Black Caucus invited APD police Chief Designee Bianca Cross to share insight on the city’s safety and needed policy changes.
By: Lex Yelverton
The Anchorage Assembly passed an ordinance as amended late Tuesday night, effectively eliminating single-family zoning in Anchorage in the hopes of empowering people with better access to housing across the municipality.
The city got help from Anchorage police to clear some campers living in tents on Fairbanks Street on Thursday. (Taylor Pierre) By Lex Yelverton Published: Jun. 28, 2024 at 4:04 AM GMT+2
Grapefruit Complex Fire reaches Trans-Alaska pipeline in 2 places
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - More than $108 million has been approved to help Western Alaska communities to rebuild public infrastructure damaged by Typhoon Merbok, the massive storm devastating communities there in 2022. Disaster funds, approved this week by FEMA and the Alaska Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, will go towards helping reimburse the costs incurred by the storm.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A fatal shooting on Fourth Avenue in downtown Anchorage on Sunday was captured by multiple video cameras,, which aided the police investigation — part of an extensive surveillance camera network employed by the Gaslight Lounge.
By: Madelyn Brokaw, Lex Yelverton
Providence Alaska is opening a first-of-its-kind, permanent, supportive housing and recuperative care facility for people who are experiencing homelessness and aged 55 and older.
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