In this week’s Healthy Living, the news team dives into float therapy and how it’s helping people disconnect from the world, and in some ways, even their body.
Coronavirus isn't the only virus on the rise in the state, says the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium. Here's how the consortium is trying to address HIV rates in Alaska.
38-year-old Sean McManamy, who died in the crash according to authorities, was known in the mountain guide community as one of the best in the business.
The proposed hike to the motor fuel tax in Alaska would affect the costs to fuel up boats too. In Homer, that is not good news for many fishing companies.
The bill would raise the Motor Fuel Tax from eight cents a gallon to 16. It could mean higher costs for all goods and services, but also more well-maintained roads.
The recent snow and end of winter has moose looking for easier walking and more food. Fish and Game say let them find it themselves and watch out for them on the roads.
Not having a ceremonial start to the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is breaking the hearts of Alaskans, but for downtown businesses, it's another thing that's breaking the bank.
At this point in the pandemic, many people feel comfortable with air travel. The Alaska Travel Industry Association is trying to get the message to those folks that they should come here.
Fighting the pandemic takes an army. At the Bortz Virology Lab at UAA, some of the youngest troops send important data about the virus around the world.
CEO Rob Gillam says the money through the lending program is meant for businesses that aren't small operations, but also aren't giant corporations. This money is for the companies in the middle.
TOTE Maritime took over the delivery for books through the Bookwaves program to make sure kids had new books to read while the pandemic makes it hard to get more.
Tracey Parrish has been a black business owner in Anchorage for 23 years. However, she's been helping people and making the world around her better all her life.
Wildfire season is still a couple months away, but the Division of Forestry says it's still a good time to make sure the season goes as well as it can.
Hawaiian Natives and Pacific Islanders have the highest COVID-19 mortality rate according to data from the state. Leaders in those communities weigh in on that data here.
Every year, Americans eat more chicken wings than the last on Super Bowl Sunday. According to the National Chicken Council, that's going to happen again this year.
