For the first time the nation’s pediatricians point to bullying, both online and in real life, as increasing the risk of suicide for teenagers.
Family
Feds Urge State Medicaid Programs To Encourage Long-Acting Contraceptives
The federal government is encouraging states to adopt policies that might boost the number of Medicaid enrollees who use long-acting, reversible contraceptives.
On the eve of Orlando shooting, Juneau celebrated Two Spirit Pride
If the Two Spirit Pride reception affirmed safety and acceptance, Orlando violently asserted an opposite claim: that being gay in America is still dangerous.
Why some Alaska workers turn down pay increases
More money earned could mean less money overall when public assistance programs get cut off.
Judge Weighs Newtown Families’ Lawsuit Against AR-15 Maker
A judge is considering whether a suit filed by family members of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims can proceed. The plaintiffs argue that the rifle should not have been sold to civilians.
Bethel elders face closure of senior center
Seniors will remain fed and supported, but they could be spending a lot more time alone.





