Trauma-informed therapy helps firefighters, police officers, EMTs, active military and Veterans process the invisible wounds they carry.

State lawyers are defending the Office of Children’s Services in a three-week trial slated to end Sept. 11.

The Department of Law says the court's 6-3 decision in Medina v. Planned Parenthood means only the federal government can enforce laws governing the food assistance program.

Alaska has high and rising rates of syphilis infection. Learn more about prevention, treatment and testing.

The initiative needs 35,000 signatures to be added to the ballot. It would allow personal use and cultivation of some psychedelics and therapeutic access in the state.

Scientists at Alaska Pacific University in Anchorage are studying how microplastics move through Alaska water, and developing the first in-state lab accredited to test water samples for microplastics.

When medical emergencies happen, children often need the highest level of care hospitals can provide.

The class action lawsuit alleges the state has placed foster kids at risk and seeks system-wide reforms.

Duop Tharjiath, 29, had been held at the Alaska Psychiatric Institute for more than five years when he died there in March.

The money is part of national opioid relief settlements.

The board approved a draft of a new policy that could sanction physicians for providing gender affirming care to minors in the state.

Knowing the risks, signs, and symptoms of a stroke can help to speed up treatment and potentially save lives.