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There has long been some concerns about how Apple’s iOS 14.

Here’s our monthly wrap-up of things to like and not like around the state.

June holds two important celebrations elevating conversations surrounding race, equity and inclusion.

Alaskans know that as snow melts and the season changes, spring cleaning outside is just as important as at home.

Thumbs up:• Sharing vaccines: Visitors and friends across the border in Canada are receiving COVID-19 vaccines from the State of Alaska.

Alaska continues to be a leader in the fight against COVID-19.

This summer, we’re showing up for Alaska.

Thumbs up:• Hockey fans: Junior level hockey returns to Anchorage.

You’ve heard of community (herd) immunity, but what exactly is it and how do we get there? Community immunity occurs when a large enough portion of a population becomes immune to a disease, making its spread unlikely.

In a year where social media soared, it’s not surprising that these platforms are constantly changing and growing.

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

Not sure if you’re eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine yet? It’s really easy to find out! Take this simple, HIPAA-compliant eligibility quiz to get a clear answer on whether it’s your turn.

The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program is nearing the deadline for high school students to apply for Acceleration Academy on March 19.

With a COVID-19 business safety program and miles of wide open trails to explore, Valdez is ready to be your next vacation location.

Many Alaska students are getting ready to turn the page from high school to college and may be looking for extra help to pay for costs associated with higher education.

T&C started The Open Doors Initiative to ensure we are inclusive in all that we do.

Thumbs up:• Vaccinations: Alaskans are receiving more vaccines than all other states, per capita.

COVID-19 vaccines have created newfound hopefulness. But for members of marginalized communities, there’s a rightful skepticism.

As communicators, we learned a lot of important lessons in 2020.

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

Salmon Berry Travel & Tours is known for curating unique, adventurous and educational tours out of the Anchorage area.

Being a veteran means you’ve experienced grief and hardship, but also immeasurable joy and love.

The COVID-19 pandemic affects more than just your physical health. For Alaskans seeking assistance with child care, food, or health care, resources are available.

With the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program’s Summer Bridge component, students can prepare for success at the university level and beyond.

In a world where many of us are working from home for the foreseeable future, productivity can be a challenge.

The same way that we prepare our homes and vehicles as winter approaches, we must also plan on how we can best support our physical and mental health.

To make sure Alaska’s storytellers are representative and brand messaging is inclusive to all Alaskans, Thompson & Co. Public Relations has developed a new division and suite of services.

Thumbs up:Science: ConocoPhillips announces a $250,000 gift to the Prince William Sound Science Center.

“Journey of the Freckled Indian: a Tlingit Culture Story” is scheduled to be released this fall.