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Researchers reviewing dozens of studies looking at the quality of care children receive across pediatric specialties found widespread inequities.

The Rural Deltana Volunteer Fire Department's board says “accounting discrepancies” have left it without enough money to pay its insurance bill.

Borough Assembly members passed the resolution unopposed during a Tuesday meeting, after some residents asked how it would improve safety.

Alaska's only state-run psychiatric hospital plans to launch two new programs for people without the mental capacity to stand trial. The one-year pilot would triple the state’s capacity.

For more than a half century, Gary Fife fought against stereotypes and championed stories that were for, by and about Native Americans.

There will be no limit on how much someone can give a candidate for office in this year’s state elections, as measure backers aim for the 2026 ballot.

The Assembly also set aside $500,000 in alcohol tax revenue for a potential tiny home, transitional shelter pilot project.

The policy, announced earlier this month, would’ve allowed anybody who identified themselves as Alaska Native to not have to pay for admission.

Canada-based Black Press Media didn’t answer questions about layoffs or whether its three Alaska papers would continue to publish long-term.

In the first 15 days of 2024, Alaska prisons have seen nearly a third of the entire statewide inmate death toll recorded last year.