Zaz Hollander is a reporter for the Anchorage Daily News, focusing on local news in Anchorage, Alaska. With a diverse range of publications, Zaz's articles cover a variety of topics including accidents, law enforcement, weather-related incidents, and community events.
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Zaz Hollander's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Alaska, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, weather, and sports. If you are reaching out to Zaz for potential collaboration or pitching story ideas, consider providing information related to ongoing developments in the Alaskan region which align with her areas of focus. It would be beneficial to offer insights into breaking news events or evolving stories within Alaska's crime, weather-related incidents such as landslides and snowmachine accidents occurring specifically in Anchorage and Healy.
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By: Tess Williams, Zaz Hollander
Aug. 17—Two Alaska State Troopers from the Kenai Peninsula are facing assault charges for using excessive force — including a Taser and a lengthy attack by a police dog — while arresting the wrong man, according to rare criminal charges filed against them this week. Trooper Jason Woodruff and Sgt. Joseph Miller are accused of pulling a 38-year-old Soldotna resident out of a parked GMC Denali ...
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By: Zaz Hollander
The incident Sunday involved one of four helicopters on a flightseeing trip originating from a lodge, according to a federal investigator.
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By: Zaz Hollander
Two Alaska State troopers, one with a Taser, arrest 38-year-old Ben Tikka in a Kenai park on Friday, May 24, 2024. Troopers Sgt.
By: Zaz Hollander
Aug. 23—The union representing Alaska State Troopers contends that the state's top public safety official made a "premature guilt announcement" about
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By: Zaz Hollander, Sean Maguire
The slide Sunday afternoon just above the Southeast Alaska city’s downtown sent tons of debris and mud onto a half-dozen homes, killing one person and injuring three.
By: Zaz Hollander, Sean Maguire
Aug. 26—The day after a landslide tore down a slope above downtown Ketchikan, killing one person and injuring three, officials warned shaken locals and thousands of cruise ship visitors to avoid the area.
By: Zaz Hollander, Sean Maguire
The day after a landslide tore down a slope above downtown Ketchikan, Alaska, killing one person and injuring three, officials warned shaken locals and thousands of cruise ship visitors to
By: Zaz Hollander, Sean Maguire
The day after a landslide tore down a slope above downtown Ketchikan, Alaska, killing one person and injuring three, officials warned shaken locals and thousands of cruise ship visitors to avoid the area.
By: Zaz Hollander, Sean Maguire
Ketchikan Gateway Borough photo 1/2 A landslide swept through a residential neighborhood in Ketchikan, killing one person and damaging several homes Sunday afternoon.
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By: Zaz Hollander
A semi sits in the water of Turnagain Arm north of Twentymile River on Wednesday morning, Sept. 4, 2024 near Anchorage. (Loren Holmes / ADN)
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