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Alaska’s 2022 elections will look different than ever before, featuring two types of ballots and three different election dates.

What better way to experience Kodiak this summer than gaining some elevation and winning great prizes? Discover Kodiak is hosting a hiking challenge this summer from June 15-Sept.

Fairbanks, Alaska is known as a hot spot for northern lights viewing.

Summer is around the corner which means many will start embarking on road trips in the coming months.

A federal agency is working with local tribes across Alaska to rename 27 federally-recognized geographic place names.

To inspire and break the stigmas surrounding sobriety and recovery, Recover Alaska is sharing the stories of three “Sober Heroes” who continue to positively impact sober communities across the state of Alaska.

Employers have endured unprecedented economic disruption and made an incredible effort to keep Alaska safe and healthy.

Visiting a national park is a must-do in Alaska, where there are 24 National Park Service sites. Here are some fun facts in light of National Park Week coming up April 16-24: 

With spring around the corner, it’s time for spring cleaning – and that includes your personal well being too.

This International Women’s Day, we’re introducing you to a few iconic women in our state’s history.

It’s Alaska Sobriety Awareness Month and Recover Alaska has so many reasons why you should join in on the celebration this year.

We know it’s hard to move around during the day.Try these three easy stretches from your desk:1.

Make 2022 the year for a healthy you. Be there for yourself by carving out time for physical activity, eating healthy foods, getting enough sleep and taking care of your mental health.

If you haven’t already set a resolution for 2022, you might want to consider walking more.

If you haven’t already, now is the time to hit the like button on Alaska Railroad’s Facebook page.

This new year is full of exciting, notable events for all to enjoy. Mark the calendar for the following banner events in Alaska:

New year, new trip idea! Start 2022 with a winter weekend getaway to the Golden Heart City.

With this year’s holiday season in full swing, nothing says you care like a shared experience. Here are some gift ideas to really knock it out of the park this year.

The holiday season is for connecting with family, friends and neighbors, and noting all the holidays our loved ones celebrate. Here are a few important dates your circle of friends might observe:

Winter driving in Alaska is a unique challenge that can test even the most experienced drivers on the road. Create the perfect car kit this season and make sure you are well prepared for any situation with these recommendations.

The time for pow is now! This week marks the official start of ski season statewide.

The world doesn’t look different, it is different. As the holidays begin, slow down, rest, be present, practice gratitude and disconnect to connect.

With Hanukkah, Christmas and New Year’s celebrations ahead of us, this is often described as the “most wonderful time of the year.

Whether you’re having a hard time finding a right-sized turkey for your Thanksgiving celebration or having difficulty finding a turkey at all, consider these alternatives for the centerpiece of your holiday meal.

As fall fades into winter and the daylight slips away, it’s time to prioritize taking care of your mental and physical well-being.

New restaurants featuring a wide variety of cuisines are quickly becoming new favorite eateries for Alaskans. Anyone who loves good food in Anchorage should try these new and old favorites to support local this fall and winter:

Yes, it is pumpkin-spice-everything season.

In our always-on-the-go society, burnout has long been an issue, although not often acknowledged.

With the COVID vaccine giving rise to in-person gatherings, people are challenged with re-learning the art of small talk.

The Alaska Chamber’s “Give AK a Shot” sweepstakes is awarding vaccinated Alaskans with a chance to win $49,000.