Yereth Rosen
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The population is healthy despite apparent decline, but the species can get overlooked when development is planned, scientists say. -
Hundreds of overdose-reversal kits are headed to schools as part of a strategy to combat Alaska’s high rate of opioid deaths. -
A judge agreed with Planned Parenthood that barring clinicians from providing services violates the state's constitution. -
Alaskas's new law addresses vandalism attacks on synagogues and other religious sites, which are increasing nationwide. -
The road section, built in 2014 without proper tribal consultation, has now been removed, and the park has improved its procedures. -
An environmental group says the National Marine Fisheries Service should do much more to limit bottom trawling in the Gulf of Alaska. -
The Department of Justice will have observers in certain rural areas to see if Indigenous language speakers are served properly. -
The latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey found more anxiety and suicidal thoughts than earlier surveys, but also less alcohol and tobacco use. -
This year’s spike in the disease known as "whooping cough" follows COVID-19 pandemic years that had very few cases reported. -
An opponent of the multiyear bear-killing program is defending her standing to be a plaintiff against the state.
