Nikiski students celebrate with ‘historic’, unconventional ceremony
The protocols, released by the Legislative Affairs Agency, say legislators may refuse screening.
SoHi students say goodbye to memorable, challenging final year
Alaska has three new positive cases of COVID-19.
“The nature of an alternative school is that we’re flexible and roll with it.”
State extends mandatory quarantine for visitors, updates commercial fishing guidelines
“If my sticker falls off, do I get a new one or do I get public shaming too?”
They want to OK funding by Wednesday.
State experts provide clarification on how deaths are reported during coronavirus pandemic
State extends mandatory quarantine for visitors, updates commercial fishing guidelines
The number of people allowed entrance will be limited and sanitation measures put in place.
On May 4, the state allowed for most non-urgent surgeries and procedures to resume.
The district has created a work group to explore ways school can reopen safely in the fall.
A landslide-generated tsunami is possible within the next year and “likely” to occur within 20 years.
Residents should be able to see the flyovers from their homes.
Police received a call reporting what appeared to be a pipe bomb in a residence on Alder Avenue.
The total number of cases in Alaska stands at 383, with 38 total hospitalizations and 10 deaths.
Fishing charters are currently allowed to operate at 50% capacity with people from different households.
The creation of the commission was included as a goal of the borough’s comprehensive plan.
