Oil and Gas Association president says it’s too soon to tell if the price of oil will be high enough to return to previous levels of employment and production.
More than 7,000 have already received both doses of their vaccine
Tribal leaders say a proposal to break up the Department of Health and Social Services would worsen outcomes.
The car collided with a road grader owned by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.
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Many called for allowing students in all grades to resume in-person learning five days a week or for eliminating mask requirements for student athletes while active.
State Sens. Peter Micciche and Gary Stevens and State Rep. Sarah Vance have prefiled bills
Project Homeless Connect this year will be spread out over two weeks and across different locations on the peninsula.
Affected peninsula communities include Kenai, Homer, Soldotna, Anchor Point and Sterling
Clinics are being offered by Soldotna Professional Pharmacy and Nikiski Fire/OEM
Students returned to in-person learning on Monday in response to downward trends in COVID-19 case trajectories
The state opened up vaccinations for Alaskans 65 and older earlier this month
The Arctic — and the Navy’s strategy — are changing.
Some restrictions are being relaxed in response to decreasing COVID-19 case numbers
The school is one of many preparing for the return of more students to in-person learning on Monday
“I want him to resign. I want him out. He has caused enough damage,” Murkowski told the Anchorage Daily News.
Alaska finished the week by reporting 411 new COVID-19 cases in the state on Friday
Alaska’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anne Zink took to Twitter to clarify some of the confusion surrounding the scheduling process.
Juniper is the latest addition to the Center’s Wildlife Response Program and was admitted in December.
