The four leaders say removing campers from downtown district can be done in “a humane and compassionate” way by establishing a campsite elsewhere.
Mental Health
Accused airport shooter assigned a public defender at first court appearance
Esteban Santiago, who faces charges in the rampage that killed five people and wounded six others, is scheduled to enter a plea later this month.
FBI and police address Fort Lauderdale shooter’s ties to Alaska
The FBI and Anchorage police held a press conference to share what they know about the Ft. Lauderdale shooter who was living in Anchorage.
Mental Health Trust investments in legal “ambiguity”
Questions about the legality of the Alaska Mental Health Trust’s investments have led to a special legislative of the Trust.
Study finds disturbing trend in mortality rate in Kusilvak Census Area
The rate of suicide and homicide in the Kusilvak Census Area, located along the lower Yukon River, more than doubled since 1980, a rate increase higher than anywhere else in the nation.
From Psychedelics To Alzheimer’s, 2016 Was A Good Year For Brain Science
A woman with ALS was able to type just by thinking about the letters, and people with cancer found their anxiety and depression erased by a single encounter with magic mushrooms.