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(NewsUSA) - Each year, June 1-7 is designated as CPR and AED Awareness Week. This year, the significance is especially striking. As most Americans continue to spend more of their time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, the odds of cardiac arrests in a home setting are likely to increase, …
(NAPSI)—Healthcare workers on the front lines of the pandemic are in desperate need of creative solutions to the lack of personal protective gear and supplies that help block harmful airborne pathogens. But civic-minded companies can help. For example, NasalGuard Airborne Particle Blocker, a…
(NewsUSA) - Ulysses S. Grant may be one of the most complex and underappreciated generals and presidents in United States history, but he gets his due at last in a six-hour miniseries, "Grant," that premieres on HISTORY over Memorial Day weekend.
(NewsUSA) - Even during a pandemic, such as COVID-19, other emergencies don't just go away. Heart attacks and strokes require immediate medical attention. The American Heart Association recommends that calling 911 and getting to the hospital quickly if you or a loved one are experiencing sym…
(NewsUSA) - In America, people enjoy individual freedoms, and for the most part, they are able to express them as long as they don't restrict the rights and freedoms of others.
(StatePoint) As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of veterans and active duty military personnel are on lockdown, many suffering from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or substance abuse. With the additional challenge of social isolation, findin…
(StatePoint) Natural disasters are increasing in severity and frequency. However, studies show that advance planning can keep individuals healthier and safer and support faster recovery for communities.
(NewsUSA) - In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for global humanitarian action is urgent. Some good news: Capital Commodities, a global entrepreneurial management company, has received a license to export goods to Iran.
(NewsUSA) - Sponsored News - The coronavirus has spread throughout the United States like wildfire. Workers are being furloughed, resulting in almost 17 million unemployment claims between March 15th and April 4th.
(NewsUSA) - A consequence of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is that children are spending more time with screens than ever before. Schools request online class meetings, while working parents find themselves turning to other educational sites and games to keep kids entertained during exte…
(NAPSI)—As devastating as Coronavirus (COVID-19) is, there are some bright spots. Consider this: With healthcare workers facing critical shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE), Synchrony, a premier consumer financial services company, is leading a new initiative with businesses, c…
(NewsUSA) - The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, continues to impact the economy in many ways, one of which has been the surge in popularity of the barter economy.
(NewsUSA) - On a typical day, the average person doesn't think about how it feels to go days with little human connection or interaction.
(NewsUSA) - As the ongoing spread of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) reshapes American lives by the day, and sometimes by the hour, the health and stability of the nation's essential work force, namely our health care workers and first responders, remains paramount.
(NewsUSA) - As the world has hit the metaphorical panic button during the rise of Coronavirus (Covid-19) cases worldwide, the daily reality for people and businesses is rapidly changing.
(StatePoint) A lot has changed about the world since the Peace Corps was founded nearly six decades ago, but its mission remains the same: to promote world peace and friendship between Americans and people around the world. Established 59 years ago, the agency and former volunteers nationwid…
(StatePoint) More than 37 million Americans face hunger at home every day. One of the ways you can lend a helping hand is by participating in Giving Tuesday, a worldwide movement to encourage people and corporations to celebrate generosity and do good for their communities.
(StatePoint) The people who go above and beyond in making a difference in the lives of others are rarely in it for recognition. The holiday season is a perfect time to not just show these selfless people your appreciation, but also take inspiration from their spirit of generosity. Here are …
(StatePoint) November is Native American Heritage Month, a great time to honor the legacy and service of Native American veterans of the U.S. military. Here are a few ways to do so this month and beyond.
(StatePoint) Research shows that afterschool programs not only help keep kids safe, but also help them succeed in school and life. Unfortunately, there aren’t enough such programs in the country today, experts say.
(StatePoint) Bullying among kids continues to be the number one social issue facing this demographic, according to YouthBeat research. This is why Cartoon Network, PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center and 826 National are taking action to promote inclusion, acceptance and kindness to …
(StatePoint) From encouraging dialogue on mental health to initiating grassroots fundraising efforts for pediatric cancer, students across the country are choosing issues they’re passionate about and generating real change. Parents, educators and community members may ask a pertinent questio…
(StatePoint) As housing prices soar nationwide, a growing number of Americans are unable to find affordable housing. Experts say that the problem has reached a crisis point, and is harming the welfare not only of individuals and families, but of communities and the economy at-large.
After the tragic events in Charlottesville, community members stand up against racism in Anchorage.
Anchorage, AK - The LDS Church has long been known as being a reliable resource for genealogy and ancestry research around the world, our photojournalist Joshua Maxwell takes us to the Anchorage Family History Center to see what drives that resource and how it works.
Anchorage, AK - The Alaska Native Heritage Center is nearing the end of it's second annual spring camp, we stopped by to join in some of the native activities.
Anchorage, AK - The Kimura Gallery in the UAA Fine Arts Building explores the early years of African American Cinema with the new exhibit 'INVISIBLE'. This exhibit is free and will be open to the public until March 17.
Anchorage, AK - United Way of Anchorage celebrated it's 60th Anniversary at Alaska Sales and Service by giving away brand new 2017 Chevy Cruze LT, donated by Alaska Sales and Service.
Anchorage, AK - The Anchorage Museum unveiled it's new exhibition 'The Polar Bear Garden' today, An exhibit that showcases historical connections between Alaska and Russia.
Anchorage, AK - Fur Rondy Racers take to the trails on snowmobile to get a lay out of the course a day prior to the start of the big three day race.
Alaska, AK - Today marked day one of the 2017 Fur Rondy Sled Dog Races and Photojournalist Joshua Maxwell was downtown at the start and finish of the race to bring you all the excitement.
ANCHORAGE, AK - We spoke to Anchorage Assembly Member, John Weddleton, and the Municipality's Communications Director, concerning cuts to the snow removal systems when faced with a budget gap due to the state's multi-billion dollar deficit....
Anchorage, AK - With the temperature rising and the weather conditions expected to change drastically in the coming days photojournalist Joshua Maxwell spoke with the National Weather Service and Alaska Avalanche Information Center about what we can expect and how to stay safe.
Anchorage, AK - Photojournalist Joshua Maxwell takes us inside the Baha'i Faith National Office for some insight about the religion and it's history in Alaska.
Anchorage, AK - Photojournalist Joshua Maxwell talks to a local economist and local realtors regarding our current economic state and the effects that it is having on the housing market here in the Last Frontier.
Anchorage, AK - We spoke with the Anchorage Municipalities director of maintenance and operations about what kind of road conditions and maintenance we can look forward to seeing after these last couple of heavy snowfalls.
Anchorage, AK - Photojournalist Joshua Maxwell took a tour of some upper hillside parks and trail systems with Anchorage Assembly Member, John Weddleton to learn more about the work he is doing to bring park and trail maintenance to the upper hillside area.
Anchorage, AK - Photojournalist Joshua Maxwell takes us on an inside Look at the Monastic Lifestyle of the Nuns at the Blessed Sacrament Monastery
The tech industry is highly competitive and it is proven that when people start young in the field, they become more successful. That's why students from all over the state came out to Eagle River High school this weekend to show off their talent.
This past week, you couldn’t go out in Anchorage without seeing the "Public Schools for Public Goods" posters hanging up on the foot bridges during your commute.
A local non-profit organization is helping people with disabilities in a different kind of way.
One of the most famous ships to ever sail in Alaska, was the Cutter STORIS.
The story behind the Cutter Storis goes through 65 years of history. Majority of the memories were made here in Alaska.
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