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Alaskans are turning to the outdoors to retain a sense of normalcy in their lives during this time of unprecedented uncertainty.

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center understands just how hard social distancing can be and wants to help.

The homeless population is one of the most high-risk groups when it comes to COVID-19 in Alaska.

Many kids in Alaska rely on school lunches, and several community organizations are working to keep them fed during this time of COVID-19 closures.

Self-isolation and being socially distant are new practices for some of us, but kids in Alaska’s foster care system can experience these feelings often.

Alaska CHAP, a network of frontline health care workers that serve over 170 rural Alaska villages, in conjunction with their Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium team, statewide partners, and Distance Learning Network have released a COVID-19 Continuing Education course.

Seniors are among the most vulnerable to COVID-19 and Salvation Army Alaska is aiming to help through its Older Alaskans Program.

We are all adjusting to the present situation.

Stay up-to-date with the latest local news and coverage on coronavirus (CODVID-19), with Alaska Public Media.

The deadline to apply for a Permanent Fund Dividend has been extended to April 30, giving Alaskans until Aug.

The Alaska Zoo may be closed to visitors right now, but that doesn’t mean the zoo’s staff can head home for a few weeks.

When it comes to watching the ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, all Alaskans have their favorite spot.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides ups and downs from the past couple of weeks.

Last month, the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program welcomed a cohort of students from Southwest Alaska to participate in the Middle School Academy.

The vision of Nine Star Education & Employment Services is to deliver services that prevent homelessness and improve the quality of life for Alaskans.

Canada Goose has partnered with 18 Inuit designers to create a line of one-of-a-kind parkas inspired by life in the North.

In honor of March being Sobriety Awareness Month, here are alcohol-free alternatives to popular cocktails you can make at home.

Diversity is not just a term used to describe the application of variety. It provides a way to open doors to all different opinions, experiences and walks of life.

Roots and Stems is a new Alaska podcast, brought to listeners by Sealaska Heritage Institute.

The Alaska Room, hosted by Alaska Independent Musicians Initiative, has composed a playlist that likely features some of your favorite Alaskans and will also introduce you to music from artists in the Last Frontier you haven’t heard yet.

When you’re feeling overwhelmed at work, take a second to breathe and reprioritize.

Performing hands-only CPR to the beat of “Baby Shark” is the perfect way to help save a life.

Coming up on Sunday, March 8, daylight saving time returns, and it can really throw a wrench into internal body clocks.

Alaskans have to get creative with travel during the winter. These in-state retreats provide great getaways, even when it’s dark and cold.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides ups and downs from the past couple of weeks.

TikTok is an app people either are completely immersed in or have zero clue about.

Developing strong, loving relationships helps all of us better deal with the stress in our lives.

There’s a misconception that Alaska’s restaurant scene is linear.

Grab your capes and masks, because ComiCon is coming to Alaska’s Golden Heart City. The star-studded event will feature guests like the original red Power Ranger Austin St. John and voice actress Grey DeLisle-Griffin, known as the voice of Daphne Blake in Scooby-Doo.