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An influx of fentanyl into Alaska in the last two years has vexed law enforcement, overwhelmed health systems and deeply affected struggling Native communities.

Comment on this storyCommentThe burden of colon cancer in the United States is shifting to younger ages, and more patients are being diagnosed with

Leave a comment on this storyCommentThe burden of colon cancer in the United States is shifting to younger ages, and more patients are being diagnosed

Breaking a decade-long trend of year-to-year fluctuation, corporate broadcast TV networks' climate coverage increased for the second consecutive year. However, climate coverage still accounted for just around 1% of all corporate broadcast programming in 2022, a figure that is woefully inadequate in the face of a worsening climate crisis. In our annual analysis of broadcast news climate coverage, Media Matters found that morning, evening, and Sunday morning political shows on ABC, CBS, NBC, ...

The Ketchikan Indian Communitys proposal to change the Federal Subsistence Boards designation of Ketchikan from "nonrural" to "rural" will move into an extensive two-year analysis after a unanimous vote Friday

The Federal Subsistence Board this week is set to consider whether the Ketchikan Indian Community’s proposal to change the Ketchikan area’s subsistence status from nonrural to rural meets the four

A.P. Hill had been buried three times over the 19th Century. Just when you think people had forgotten about him, they dug him up and moved him again. His ghost is probably pretty pissed about it.

Red Wing High School Principal George Nemanich says the school hopes to eventually create three levels of the language class.

Red Wing High School Principal George Nemanich says the school hopes to eventually create three levels of the language class.

Red Wing High School Principal George Nemanich says the school hopes to eventually create three levels of the language class.