“We know that Alaska is No. 1 in all of the bad things," Sen. Löki Tobin said. "So I think we have a real opportunity to figure out some ways that we can intervene."

Alaska Public Media is hosting its third annual Mental Health Resource Fair at the Spenard Community Recreation Center (2020 W 48th Ave. in Anchorage) on…

Senate Bill 103 establishes clear confidentiality rules for police peer support sessions. It’s part of an emerging focus on mental health and wellness at Alaska public safety departments.

Supporters of the bill said it would increase access to birth control, especially for rural Alaskans, and reduce reliance on abortions.

Electroconvulsive Therapy, or ECT, is often portrayed in pop culture as a cruel or abusive treatment. However modern day ECT is far from the stereotypes.

A judge agreed with Planned Parenthood that barring clinicians from providing services violates the state's constitution.

Why are microplastics so prevalent in the Arctic, and what is known about how they affect human health and development?

The report is based on over 250 peer-reviewed studies and shows the Arctic environment and people are disproportionately impacted by microplastics, plastic chemicals, and contaminated sea life.

The people who say they were victims of Bradley Earl Reger are trying to hold the institutions where the abuse took place accountable.

Researchers at UAF have been collecting berry data over the past two decades and communities are using that to help guide interventions.

A conference in Anchorage, seeks to explore many questions around psychedelics. We talk with keynote speakers for the conference on this Line One.

Researchers said the populations they’re studying have been almost entirely left out of current Alzheimer’s research and will deepen knowledge of the disease.