Newspapers have always had a positive role in improving mental health care in America. For over 100-years, investigative reporters have been willing to go where… Continue reading
Alaska will not stand by quietly as WFC tries to wipe Alaska’s fishing families off the map.
As we approach the vernal equinox, day-length is rapidly increasing and organisms are noticing.
Longer trips can be difficult in the coldest weather.
No charges were filed; man said he was “joking around,” according to police.
ANCHORAGE — Alaska’s human rights commission has reversed an earlier policy and now is only investigating LGBTQ+ discrimination complaints related to workplace discrimination and not… Continue reading
What if there was a market for garbage?
Top teams and players are among the state’s best.
Forecasts from the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Geophysical Institute for the week of March. 5
Why would we settle for anything less?
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In 1946, a 130-foot wave struck the lighthouse at 2:18 a.m.
Next Saturday, the Juneau-Gastineau and Glacier Valley Rotary clubs will join forces to fill the shelves of the Southeast Alaska Food Bank. The annual event,… Continue reading
The state Senate was right to unanimously reject giving a 20% pay raise to Gov. Mike Dunleavy. Not because he’s failed to deliver a sustainable… Continue reading
It isn’t difficult to understand how exceedingly significant weight loss and exercise can be for overall health and wellness. Obesity is a leading cause of… Continue reading
The Juneau School District recently held its annual district spelling bee.
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Alaska’s rate of violent crimes has increased, a contrast to the national trends, and the increase is driven by extremely high rates of rape and… Continue reading
Half of the Senate’s 20 members have signed onto the bill.
The road is a quiet place with diverse topography and scenery…
