The last three psychiatrists working at API are resigning
One of them testified at a hearing related to a lawsuit over the practice of holding psychiatric patients in jails.
Ombudsman’s report details dysfunction, abuse at API
Among the incidents detailed in the report: A patient was raped in a TV room left unattended.
'So many birds’: An Anchorage man died and left behind 300 cockatiels in his house
Not much is publicly known about the mystery owner of the birds, and the family wants to keep his identity private.
Troopers: Akiachak snowmachiner found dead in ‘open water’ of Kuskokwim slough
Eric Phillip of Akiachak had been reported missing Saturday night by family members, troopers said.
Soldotna man arrested for shooting at snowmachiners
John Spinka, 65, of Soldotna was arrested.
Akiachak man arrested for pointing gun at village police officer
Matthew Pasitnak, 27, was charged with assault and weapons misconduct.
Soldotna man arrested for shooting at snowmachiners
John Spinka, 65, of Soldotna was arrested.
Q&A with the ‘hospital fixer’ charged with saving the Alaska Psychiatric Institute
Kevin Huckshorn of Wellpath discusses problems and solutions at troubled API and the importance of “trauma-informed care,” among other topics.
Man rescued from ice drifting in Bering Sea describes hours jumping from floe to floe
“It started breaking into pieces beneath us,” said Phillip Rode.
Huge public lands bill signed into law will allow Alaska Native veterans to claim long-promised land, among other provisions
Some of the Alaska provisions could have wide-ranging impacts, and some are so granular they only touch a single village — or in one case, four people.
Alaska Airlines isn’t yet flying the Boeing jets under scrutiny after fatal crashes
But the airline does have some of the 737 MAX jets on order.
Anchorage man killed in avalanche on the Kenai Peninsula
Jeffery Cheng was backcountry skiing in a remote area of the Kenai Mountains when he was buried by an avalanche.