“One thing that’s certain is that people want their cannabis.”
Alaska’s total COVID-19 case count rose to 119 on Monday
KPEDD is working on with companies and stakeholders on a workforce development plan.
Now, it’s time to wait and see.
A look at the regulatory changes for the Upper Cook Inlet Fisheries
The latest death is a 73-year-old Anchorage resident.
Public health officials investigating contacts.
The official deadline is 11:59 p.m., Tuesday March 31.
This is Homer’s first case within the city; state total climbs to 102
Dunleavy says next two weeks are critical to slowing the virus.
Local churches adapt to state mandates limiting physical congregations
The Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District releases results of a survey of 721 businesses.
With the addition of 16 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and news of the first death within the state of Alaska, new health mandates shutting… Continue reading
Alaska Native Medical Center announced the death Friday afternoon
This brings the total number of illnesses caused by the novel coronavirus in Alaska to 69.
Claims filed during the latest weekly reporting period totaled 7,806, up from 1,120 the week prior.
Borough could experience a 30-60% “negative impact” in sales tax revenue due to the global pandemic.
There is a shortage of personal protective equipment for health professionals.
“It’s hard to arrest someone when you’re 6 feet away from them.”
That bill advances to the House of Representatives and is expected to pass.
