Imaging Associates is marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month by hosting 'Mammo mixers' several times this month, offering mammograms alongside community support and snacks.
An Anchorage woman who feared a painful recovery from shoulder surgery says a new surgical technique made her procedure easier than expected, as local doctors say Alaska no longer lags behind other states in some advanced orthopedic care.
Fairbanks utility Golden Valley Electric Association asked those who use its power to conserve their energy usage and to be prepared for potential outages through Wednesday.
On Sunday, Life Center Northwest hosted a donation celebration event at the Alaska Native Heritage Center, where organ donor recipients and families could gather to celebrate the lives that those they had lost were able to posthumously save others.
Soldiers with the 11th Airborne Division at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson start their day with physical training at Geronimo Gym, the headquarters for the Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness program, known as H2F.
Ted Stevens served as a United States senator for Alaska from 1968 to 2009, meaning he had the job longer than any other U.S senator of the Republican party in history. This week, the USS Ted Stevens will be commissioned in his honor in Whittier, Alaska.
Greg King and fellow pilot Ryan Cutter were killed Sept. 20 when their helicopter crashed on the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park. Nine days later, King is coming home.
There was something so big-time, yet so hometown-relaxed about Saturday night’s screening of “Kikkan,” the documentary on Kikkan Randall at the Bear Tooth Theatrepub.
The Halloween season is well underway, and while Alaska has a deep love for the holiday, there aren’t many haunted attractions that allow residents to enjoy some scares.
A combined museum in Fairbanks featuring collections from the Fountainhead Auto Museum and the Pioneer Aviation Museum continues to add to its display.
Family members are remembering the lives of 27-year-old Joseph Pete and 34-year-old Gary Pete, Jr., two brothers from Bethel who died after their boat capsized in the Steamboat Slough last week.
In the days following a fatal plane crash in the Wrangell Mountains, family members and former passengers are remembering the two lives lost not by the tragedy of the accident, but by their deep faith, unwavering work ethic, and passion for the Alaskan wilderness.
An Anchorage company making baby food using Alaska-grown vegetables, Alaska seafood and olive oil harvested from Greece celebrates fifteen years in business.
Family and friends are working to honor the life of a 21-year-old woman who was killed in Fairbanks after police say her boyfriend shot her while “playing” with his revolver, before then taking his own life.
Sitting in their neighbor’s Whittier home on Monday, Michael Pese and his wife, Tupe Smith, said the feeling that washed over them when they learned the state of Alaska was dropping all criminal charges was almost impossible to put into words.
