Hannah Lee
Digital Producer
Hannah Lee is a digital producer at Alaska's News Source. She comes to Alaska's News Source with experience in digital & broadcast news. Hannah most recently worked as an Assistant Editor (print/digital) at Up & Coming Weekly in Fayetteville, NC, and previously worked for several broadcast outlets in the Jacksonville, FL, market — including WOKV (as a General Assignment Reporter), and WJAX/WFOX (as an Assignment Editor). While in school at the University of North Florida, Hannah served as the Editor in Chief of her campus's digital student newspaper, the UNF Spinnaker.
Hannah and her family moved to Anchorage in April, when her husband's military assignment included a transfer from North Carolina to JBER. She has two young kids, which keeps Hannah busy much of the week.
The body of one of two men who went missing after a boat sank off the coast of a Western Alaska island, was recovered.
A majority of Sitka voters do not want to limit cruise ships, according to early, unofficial election results.
An early morning landslide in Ketchikan left one home and a vehicle damaged, but no one injured.
It is election day in the City and Borough of Sitka, and voters will decide whether to put limitations on cruise ships.
A search is ongoing for two men missing after the boat they were on sank off the coast of a Western Alaska island late Monday night.
Palmer Mayor Steve Carrington will remain mayor following an election calling for his position to be recalled.
Authorities rescued 71 dogs in "unimaginable conditions."
Over 70 dogs were found in a single residence in one of the “most severe neglect cases we’ve encountered,” according to the Anchorage Police Department.
Anchorage police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian early Friday morning off Brayton Drive.
A private jet that crashed into a neighborhood in San Diego early Thursday morning killed at least three people on board, including a man with an Alaska address who owned the plane and was a co-founder of a national music talent agency.
The City of Palmer released early, unofficial results of the special election that asked voters if there should be a recall of the mayor of Palmer.
In a Joint Legislative Session Tuesday morning, lawmakers voted to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto on House Bill 57.
Country singer Dwight Yoakam will be performing at the Alaska State Fair this August as part of the 2025 ConocoPhillips Alaska Concert Series.
Anchorage Police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured off Bragaw Street Sunday evening.
Tuesday marks one year since the first officer-involved shooting in Anchorage was captured on body cameras. Since then, 12 more officer-involved shootings have occurred in Anchorage. All but one have been captured on officer-worn body cameras.
Sitka residents can start casting their ballots Tuesday morning on a proposed regulation to limit cruise ships.
A family on the Byron Glacier Trail reported a large natural avalanche Sunday afternoon.
A Palmer man was recently indicted for a deadly Wasilla crash in January.
Daemon Hill, 24, has been arrested in connection with the 2021 homicide case of 18-year-old Katelynn Shelhamer.
A teenager died late Saturday evening in a pond after his snowmachine fell into the water.
Palmer residents started casting their ballots Monday in a special election to recall Mayor Steve Carrington, who was accused of abusing "executive power" in seeking outside legal counsel during the ousting of former City Manager Stephen Jellie last year.
Anchorage Police are investigating the death of a juvenile who was found dead in a car in the Fairview neighborhood.
A new internal report will inform the Anchorage School Board that the school district is at risk of not meeting its goal of providing mental health services in elementary schools.
Many leaders in Alaska are reacting to the death of Pope Francis Monday morning, sharing their heartfelt condolences and the impact Francis had on their lives.
Gusty winds are impacting much of Southcentral Alaska Wednesday through Thursday morning.
A month after the Trump administration announced it wanted to open NPR-A to oil and gas leases, the administration has moved forward in rescinding the land protections.
Alaska’s News Source received 25 awards at the Alaska Press Club Conference Awards Ceremony.
A Russian military aircraft was detected and tracked in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone on Monday.
Closing arguments began and finished Monday in the fatal 2019 case of two teenagers' deaths in Unalaska.
The Anchorage Municipal Election is on Tuesday and here is what you need to know before you cast your vote.
A Wasilla police officer has been identified in the deadly officer-involved shooting last week.
A proposed initiative to limit the number of cruise ship passengers in Sitka will go to the voters.
A Wasilla resident who allegedly fired an assault rifle at a police car was shot and killed by law enforcement on Sunday evening, according to Alaska State Troopers.
A former teacher at Hutchison High School and Tanana Middle School has been arrested for sexual abuse of a minor.
Anchorage police are looking for a suspect in connection to the murder of a woman in Anchorage’s Mountain View neighborhood last week.
Ketchikan looks at becoming another port town to lift a tax exemption from cruise ships.
The University of Alaska leadership team met with the Senate Finance Committee Tuesday morning to discuss priorities and goals with their proposed budget.
The Iditarod Trail Committee announced Monday afternoon that the official start of the 2025 Iditarod Sled Dog Race will be in Fairbanks.
An 80-year-old woman died Saturday evening in a Meadow Lakes house fire.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Alaska filed a lawsuit against the Municipality of Anchorage on behalf of three unhoused people living at Arctic Boulevard and Fireweed Lane in the North Star neighborhood of Anchorage.
A new state implementation plan to address the Clean Air Act have left many homeowners and real estate agents around Fairbanks worried.
A skier was injured in an avalanche on East Groundhog Peak and trapped for over five hours, according to the Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center.
The Anchorage School District will discuss a budget for fewer teachers, librarians, nurses, after-school activities, and the elimination of the entire IGNITE program.
An F-35 fighter jet crashed Tuesday on a flightline on Eielson Air Force Base, a military official told Alaska News Source.
Quintillion President Michael McHale says an ice scour is the cause of a subsea fiber cut, which led to a long-term internet outage for many North Slope and Northwest communities.
A federal grant of nearly $1 million will be used to better understand the glacier outbursts that have caused historic flooding in Juneau for the past two years.
U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, has announced she will not vote for President-Elect Donald Trump’s pick for Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth.
While Anchorage may not be getting much snow this week, snow is falling in several southern states.
Anchorage police say they are looking for a man who escaped officers in a neighborhood off DeBarr Road late Tuesday morning.
A long-term internet outage caused by a subsea fiber cut has left many North Slope and Northwest communities scrambling for alternative solutions.
