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High-level baseball starts tomorrow

Starla and Wilfred Agoney were busy coaching the spirited Native Youth Olympics "Team Ketchikan" on the afternoon of Jan. 25 in the Houghtaling Elementary School gymnasium.

A new paper released Monday by an influential liberal group argues that changing how elections are held in the U.S. should be a top-tier issue.

Passengers arriving to airport were temperature checked

LSUs Museum of Natural Science plans to make 121 Native American skeletal remains available for return to various tribes by the end of the year, according to Rebecca Saunders, curator

In Iowa, the proportion of women at the highest levels of leadership has risen by 4% in the last dozen years.

A new Congress brings new faces to Washington, DC.

Control of hospital and airport, public communication, coordination with tribes cited as key assets

Researchers evaluated the seroprevalence and durability of antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid protein among pregnant individuals and investigated transplacental antibody transfer.

Many Oregon schools are not successful in identifying homeless students and connecting them with food, shelter and academic support.