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An Anchorage teenager made major shifts in his approach to life and is about to graduate high school. He never saw a therapist, never thought about mental health. But mental health is tied to all of it.

Oswald from the Odd Squad Mobile Unit shows us the hallways of the van.

House majority members say describing the entire $2,550 payment as a dividend would set expectations that PFDs would be that size every year.

“There’s not going to be basketball here,” said high schooler John Erhart Jr. “This is like a basketball community.”

Coghill said after praying about a possible run, he came away with the thought that he “can’t not do it.”

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled on redistricting last week, the House plans to take up the budget in a few days — and there's yet another conflict about mask-wearing on the House floor.

Some clinics have already started to turn away people without insurance who come to get tested and can't afford to pay for it.

By Monday, no residents had been reported injured or missing, and power had been restored to most impacted homes. City officials had also carved a path so residents can travel in the area by snowmachine.

Gray-Jackson said she looks forward to “supporting a new candidate who represents the best of Alaska’s ideals to challenge” Sen. Murkowski.

Misinformation about solar power and wind farms is leading local governments across the country to restrict — or even reject — renewable energy projects. It's a threat to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, researchers warn.