As the wildfires Outside got worse and worse, a team of wildlife biologists noticed tule geese were acting unusually.
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State proposes an official end to TB screening in schools
The state considered axing the program as early as 2016, during the Walker administration.
Juneau’s solution to the national health worker shortage? Hire locals and pay to train them.
Alaska usually has some of the most stringent requirements in the country for aspiring CNAs, but it has cut requirements in half during the public health emergency.
Haines to hold remembrance gathering one year after deadly storms
Mayor Douglas Olerud says the event is an opportunity to commemorate the disaster, reflect on the recovery effort over the last year, and celebrate Haines resilience.
Alaskans we’ve lost to COVID: Teresa Maria Pope, Chida-mom
Gina remembers her mom for her warmth and her laugh and so many of the little things, too: Her mom reading “Archie” comics to her, her mom’s smile as she watched her kids ride their bikes and her love of riding in the car.
Public comment period opens as Biden moves to restore Roadless Rule protections to Tongass
The Biden administration on Tuesday formally began the process of restoring ‘Roadless Rule’ protections to millions of acres of Southeast Alaska’s federal forestlands.