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Burbank ultramarathoner-philanthropist Roy Wiegand raised more than $25,000 for DigDeep’s Navajo Water Project before being struck and killed by a truck.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced loan interest rates for August 2023, which are effective Aug. 1. 

The city of Portland on Monday released the results of a survey combining feedback from nearly 5,300 residents covering topics like livability and community safety.

Anchorage, Alaska (KINY) - The Student Conservation Association (SCA) CEO, Lidia Soto-Harmon, met with the SCA Alaska Corps this week, marking her first visit to Alaska since taking on the role of President and CEO earlier this year. This is also the first time an SCA president has visited Alaska in the program’s history.

The grid resilience grant has now given a total of nearly $354 million out of the $2.3 billion five-year program.

Abortion opponents expect all pregnancies to be carried to term. But they won't lift a finger to help mothers.

Recently, in a unanimous vote, a dedicated seat was created specifically for a member of a federally recognized tribe in Alaska or a shareholder of an Alaska Native Corporation on the board of directors for the Alaska Travel Industry Association (ATI...

Black males are 26% more likely to die from melanoma, particularly a melanoma subtype often found on areas of the body like the feet and nails, which can be more difficult to detect and diagnose early.

Using skin lightening products can be dangerous without a doctor's supervision because they may contain harmful ingredients.

The high court's majority envisioned a color-blind society, one nonprofit argues, but "we do not live in a color-blind world."