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SPONSORED: Urgent care facilities designed solely to treat behavioral health emergencies will soon offer Alaskans new options for timely mental health care.

SPONSORED: In Fairbanks, Anchorage, and now Mat-Su, Mobile Crisis Teams meet people in their homes and communities, transforming how Alaskans receive mental health care.

SPONSORED: Alaska’s local 988 suicide prevention hotline is supporting Alaskans in crisis, one phone call at a time.

SPONSORED: New tools for Alaskans facing mental health emergencies — including the nationwide 988 suicide prevention hotline, and mobile crisis teams — are part of a larger effort in Alaska to promote better care.

SPONSORED: Daniel and Jenna Chase, owners of DC 907 Diesels, started their business with a passion for diesel engines and a big dream.

SPONSORED: “The Nordic Ski Association is woven into the fabric of recreation in Anchorage,” said Kikkan Randall, five-time Olympian and executive director of the nonprofit.

SPONSORED: A new partnership with the United Way and local landlords incentivizes renting to people who have recently experienced homelessness.

SPONSORED: An increase in personal philanthropy in Alaska last year, buoyed by Hilcorp’s unique model of employee giving, is bringing profound impacts to local organizations.

SPONSORED: The co-owners of Salted Roots and Flamingo Lounge have created affordable, luxurious lodging and dining experiences year-round in the idyllic seaside town of Seward.

SPONSORED: A new partnership with the United Way and local landlords incentivizes renting to people who have recently experienced homelessness.

SPONSORED: Alaska’s artists, makers, and culture bearers have big opportunities to pursue creative projects this year.

SPONSORED: Millions of Americans miss out on tax credits that they’re due — and potentially large refunds. Free tax help by IRS-certified volunteers is available for many Alaskans.

SPONSORED: The Home for Good initiative is a first for Alaska and has already achieved big wins for the Anchorage community.

SPONSORED: Calls to Alaska 2-1-1 have increased in the past three years; here’s how the free confidential helpline is helping lift people out of crisis.

SPONSORED: New coverage for families that were not previously eligible, tax credits for Alaskans with higher incomes, and in-person assistance in new communities are all part of new benefits available now.

SPONSORED: How local organizations are bringing support to Alaska kids who need help preparing for school and beyond.

SPONSORED: Meet the Fairbanks mustard company empowering Alaska entrepreneurs.

SPONSORED: Secret Garden brought new life to a familiar Anchorage storefront. The owner says that revitalizing the vacant lot in the heart of Fairview has also transformed his own life.

SPONSORED: Four Alaskans share their unique journeys of healing from substance use disorder and loss, and what life in recovery looks like for them.

SPONSORED: “This is my opportunity to help people that are in the same place I was,” said Rosario Grande, a peer leader with the Alaska Literacy Program.

SPONSORED: The owners of Homer Brewing Company say keeping the business local has been key to its success.

SPONSORED: Alaska Peer Support, launched in 2020, helps people navigate addiction treatment services — and proponents say the program is transforming its field.

SPONSORED: There’s history behind the flow of beer that created the annual festival