The tax reductions that President Trump wants to continue are rolled into a large bill that requires big cuts to medicaid and food support programs.

There’s not enough research to demonstrate that cold plunging has clear health benefits. But this Homer group has found peace, community and confidence through the practice.

On this Line One, join Dr. Justin Clark for a discussion about the health impacts of wildfire smoke and volcanic ash.

The system aims to keep injured service members warm, dry, elevated, and protected while quickly evacuating them to safe treatment. The goal is to ultimately make it available outside the military.

Information about lower rates comes as measles, once thought eliminated in the U.S., has spread among unvaccinated people, including an Anchorage child this month.

The American Cancer Society works to fund cancer research across the country, but the scope of their work and support is much greater.

An unvaccinated minor who tested positive for measles spent time at the O’Malley Sports Center, Target and the YMCA, the city health department says.

Demonstrators showed up to Begich’s empty Anchorage office before and after he voted for the bill.

A documentary on how Filipino nurses were among the unsung heroes of the pandemic comes to Anchorage.

An outdoor enthusiast climbs challenging terrains in Alaska to find way to manage his mental health while seeking adventure.

Join host Dr Justin Clark as he discusses knee replacement, a surgical procedure in which a damaged or worn-out knee joint is replaced with an artificial joint, aka, a prosthesis.

Providence is closing the only program like it in the state, for financial reasons, leaving experts wondering where else Alaska kids in crisis can go.