David Holthouse

Trending and hot these days, Alaska Native fashion designers who are putting their own generational stamp on tradition prepare for an upcoming Anchorage fashion show.

Founded in 2005, the Alaska Immigration Justice Project legally represents about 850 immigrants living in Alaska each year. "We are the only entity in Alaska that is dedicated to defending the human rights of immigrants and refugees," said AIJP executive director Robin Bronen.

The kid was stoned and the kid was cold. He wasn't having fun. As he shivered behind shrubbery outside City Hall, a look of relief crossed his face when he saw the POWER Teen Center outreach team come around the corner.

Sarah Wood has lost count of how many crisis calls she's handled for Standing Together Against Rape. She has eight years on the line, unusually long for a STAR volunteer. "If you're not emotionally prepared for what you're going to hear and experience on the line, it'll kick your ass, in a hurry," Wood said.

Alaskans trying to bring hope to the next generation of culture-bearers get help from a legendary Greenland kayak champion.

Who was that woman President Obama was photographed hugging after giving a brief speech in Alaska in November? We now know.

Mountain View is a whole new place when seen through the eyes of six teenage photographers who call "The View" home.

Republicans for Environmental Protection yesterday released a position paper hauling Sarah Palin over the coals for her "dinosaur energy policy."