Zachariah Hughes is a reporter based in Anchorage, Alaska. He covers a wide range of topics including local politics, community issues, and breaking news. His work has been featured in various publications including the Anchorage Daily News, Yahoo News, and The Seattle Times.
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Zachariah Hughes' coverage largely focuses on local government and political developments in Alaska, particularly Anchorage. He also covers legal policy regulation and events related to the local area.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
It is the largest-ever federal appropriation focused on climate resilience in Alaska Native communities, according to Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium leaders.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
Downtown Anchorage, photographed on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024. (Loren Holmes / ADN) Two members of the Anchorage Assembly are proposing a sales tax that could go before voters in April.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
Naataq Gear owner Alice Bioff visits with a friend who came to see her booth at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention on Thursday, Oct. 17, in Anchorage.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
A significant portion of the housing stock serving the city’s lowest-income residents is degrading to the point of posing safety hazards, catching the attention of inspectors.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
A grader clears Wisconsin Street on Tuesday in Anchorage. (Loren Holmes / ADN)
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By: Zachariah Hughes
The proposal, which will need to be approved by the school board before it can be implemented, calls for staggered closures over the course of three years.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
Marshland is frozen between DeLong Lake and Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Road on October 30, 2024. (Marc Lester / ADN)
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By: Zachariah Hughes
It’s also the first year the city has revenue to spend from the marijuana tax.
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By: Zachariah Hughes
The Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility has its offices at 30th Street and Arctic Boulevard. Photographed Dec. 13, 2021. (Anne Raup / ADN)
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By: Zachariah Hughes
Scientists aren’t sure how the juvenile female whale died. Also unclear: how long the bus-sized carcass will remain on tidal flats.
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