Study: 44 percent of Kodiak women abused
A new survey shows that domestic and sexual violence is a big problem in Kodiak Island Borough.
More than 1,800 pounds of meds turned in
More than 1,800 pounds of prescription medication were turned in during recent statewide disposal events across the state.
Health care to lead job growth through 2020
Alaska is expected to add nearly 39,000 new jobs over the next decade, with nearly a third in the ealth care and social service industry.
Coast Guard Jayhawks flying in three SAR cases
Total of twelve boaters are the focus of Seward, Sitka, and Cordova area operations.
Alaska VA stands down for Southeast vets
More than 800 military vets attended the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs first ever “Stand Down” in Southeast Alaska last week.
AWARE offers Fall Advocacy Training
Alaska abuse shelters throughout the state took in more victims last year, according to the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.
VA to hold first Southeast “Stand Down” event in Juneau
“Stand Down” events are designed to provide services to veterans, especially homeless vets and vets in need. The Juneau event will feature information about VA services, as well as thirteen local nonprofits and Native groups.
Homer City Council bans plastic shopping bags
The Homer City Council on Monday passed a ban on plastic shopping bags, citing harmful effects on the land and marine environments.
New Bartlett Regional Hospital CEO focuses on collaboration
Today (Wednesday) was the first day on the job for Bartlett Regional Hospital’s new CEO Chris Harff. She spent it getting a tour of the hospital, getting to know some of the staff, and asking questions.
