Coast Guard officials call the rescue swimmer's June 25 death "a tragedy," urging comrades to use stress management resources on base.

According to a former patient's class-action lawsuit, Akeela waited over a year before informing patients of the breach in July.

The latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey found more anxiety and suicidal thoughts than earlier surveys, but also less alcohol and tobacco use.

The U.S. Interior Department released a report in July 2024 to continue documenting the federal government’s role in the system that ripped children away from their homes.

Thomas McDuffie had over 100 wards in his care as a guardian between 2021 and 2023. The lawsuit names him, the state and two state employees as defendants.

Alaska boarding-school survivors and Sen. Lisa Murkowski applaud the federal report, but say it tells only part of the story.

In a hyper-polarized world, it’s important to be able to recognize bullies and the ways they can affect our long-term mental health.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski and state lawmakers have pushed for a Native-led documentation effort, saying the report underscores the need.

Organizers say the Sun Rise Camp could be the first summer program in Alaska for kids with parents who are serving time in prison.

Service providers say the state’s programs need significant investment to make inroads on reduction.

Both Steven Kissack, who was fatally shot Monday, and his dog Juno were familiar faces to those who live and work in downtown Juneau.

First City Homeless Services served its last meal on June 14, leaving a void for the hundreds who relied on it.