Zaz Hollander is a Metro/Mat-Su Reporter at the Anchorage Daily News. She specializes in covering breaking news, aviation, and general assignments, with a keen interest in travel and tourism, as well as legal affairs and regional topics. Zaz's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, The Seattle Times, and Military.com.
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The endangered whale was discovered coming into Sitka Harbor on Thursday, local reports say.
By: Zaz Hollander, Zachariah Hughes
There were about 10 people inside the house during the Sept. 13 incident on East 37th Avenue, Chief Sean Case said Monday. It took hours to get them all out.
By: Zaz Hollander
Since last month, 16 people have died in four plane crashes in Alaska including the two hunt-related flights.
By: Zaz Hollander
A 52-year-old South Carolina man whose December air rage incident prompted the diversion of an international flight to Anchorage was sentenced this week to two years in prison.
By: Zaz Hollander
The flight crew of a Cessna 441 that crashed at a remote Bering Sea coastal radar site last month tried to land at another airport after missing a
By: Zaz Hollander
A hard-to-fight dock fire Sept. 14 at the relatively new, $80 million cruise ship terminal in Whittier left major damage in its wake.
By: Zaz Hollander
The Oct. 5 incident involving the Kuparuk Pipeline left the driver with minor injuries and affected pipeline operations for several days, ConocoPhillips said.
By: Zaz Hollander
A tractor-trailer left a main road accessing Alaska's North Slope oilfields earlier this month, hitting a crucial pipeline and briefly interrupting oil and gas flow, company and state officials say.
