When Octavia Spencer, the narrator and executive producer of Investigation Discovery's three-part docuseries Lost Women of ...

Indigenous doulas are creating support networks for mothers who are at the highest risk of pregnancy-related death ...

Ginny Fagerstrom, born and raised in Nome, Alaska, describes herself as part of a community of “Inupiaq grandmas and Gold Rush grandpas.” Her life has been defined by family, friendship and community, ...

Breast cancer mortality is down overall since 2000, but investigators saw increasing rates for Latina, American Indian/Alaska Native, and Asian women in a significant proportion of counties.

A Supreme Court decision could bar late-arriving mail ballots and potentially disenfranchise thousands of Alaskan voters in a ...

Potlatch Totem Park in Ketchikan, Alaska, showcases a unique coastal setting where colorful wooden houses stand on stilts ...

A painful history with church-run schools has many Indigenous people wary of Christianity. Native ministries are working to ...

For years, the numbers were moving in the right direction. More pregnant women were getting into a doctor’s office early, more complications were being caught before they became emergencies, and the ...

More than 50 people gathered on Sahela “Toka Win” Sangrait’s birthday to demand justice and systemic change as an Ellsworth airman faces a federal murder charge.

Earlier this year, we surveyed members of Duke’s Class of 2029 to learn about their backgrounds, lifestyles and opinions on ...

When national conversations turn to road safety in Indian Country, the numbers almost always stop at fatalities. But for every life lost, dozens of people survive crashes that leave them with lasting ...