MONDAY, DEC. 8 A holiday dog and cat pet food drive (December 8 -14) to benefit Southeast Alaska Food Bank, local food pantries and regional pet welfare organizations. Look for donation drop off boxes ...

Plato’s Closet in Anchorage has become the worst-kept secret among savvy shoppers who refuse to let Arctic living freeze their fashion sense or empty their bank accounts. When you live in a place ...

Wild berries – blueberries, cranberries, and crowberries – grow abundantly in the surrounding wilderness, free for the picking during late summer and early fall. These natural resources aren’t just ...

Grocery costs are continuing to rise across the U.S., putting a strain on shoppers from coast to coast. ConsumerAffairs ...

Thanksgiving dinner costs varied by state, with the national average reaching $80.22 for 12 people according to Purdue University research ahead of the holiday.

Officials say Typhoon Halong, the federal government shutdown and SNAP delays have made this holiday season a particularly ...

US retail sales grew at a slower pace than anticipated in September, government data showed Tuesday, as higher prices added to affordability concerns while firms grappled with an uptick in business ...

After several years of rising food prices, Americans are finally getting a break at the Thanksgiving table, mainly due to falling turkey costs. The average cost of a traditional feast for a holiday ...

Grocery store prices have been on the rise in recent years, and many Americans feel the financial pinch on Thanksgiving — a holiday where food is the star of the show. In 2024, Thanksgiving hosts ...

As Southern Californians head to grocery stores to stock up on all the items they'll need to prepare their typical Thanksgiving feasts next week, they'll likely have to reach deeper into their pockets ...

The University of Alaska is anticipating an increase of up to 10% for health care costs this fiscal year, on par with what employers are anticipating nationally, according to officials presenting to ...

Wayne — James Trussell of Romulus plans to go the "whole nine yards" this year for Thanksgiving, making plenty of food for himself, his wife and eight children despite seeing elevated grocery costs.