Michelle Theriault Boots is a reporter at the Anchorage Daily News. She focuses on stories that explore the intersection of public policy and the lives of Alaskans, drawing from her extensive experience in regional interest and world news. Michelle's work has been featured in Alaska Public Media, KTOO, The Herald-Palladium, The Seattle Times, The Spokesman-Review, Yahoo News, and the Daily Item.
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Michelle Theriault Boots covers local news in Anchorage, Alaska, with a focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. She often reports on crime-related topics and issues related to family & relationships within the community.
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By: Marc Lester, Michelle Theriault
The owner of one of Anchorage's oldest mobile home parks wants to raze the property and build a new townhome development. But the residents of South Park Estates have banded together to resist their landlord's eviction timeline and demand a better deal.
By: Michelle Theriault
Though DiBenedetto has already resigned, the Commission on Judicial Conduct will hold hearings on the new complaint and could offer a different recommendation to the Alaska Supreme Court at the end of the process, Greenstein wrote in an email.
By: Michelle Theriault
The state of Alaska will not seek to try an Unalaska man on criminally negligent homicide charges for the third time in the deaths of two Unalaska teenagers, prosecutor John Skidmore said Thursday.
By: Michelle Theriault
James Rider, who died while in custody at Mat-Su Pretrial facility. (Family photo)
By: Michelle Theriault
More than a quarter of students disenrolled from Alaska's only state-run boarding school, spurring legislative hearings and wide concern. People disagree on the cause, but students in Sitka say they're hoping for better.
By: Michelle Theriault
By: Michelle Theriault
As the summer tourist season hits, Kenai's busy airport is missing one of its major air carriers.
