The state announced 702 new positive COVID cases Friday.
Silver salmon derby kicks off next week
Central peninsula remembers 9/11 two decades later
Cleaning up, moving forward - Purcell remembers 9/11 20 years later
Republican Sen. Lora Reinbold on Thursday requested the excusal from Saturday through Jan. 15.
The EPA is seeking to reinitiate the process of making a Clean Water Act determination to protect certain waters in Bristol Bay.
In their weekly press briefing, health officials worked to clarify FDA approval processes and misconceptions about alternative treatments for COVID.
Testing voting equipment has always been open to the public, but was made more accessible due to sweeping election policies approved earlier this year.
Health workers approach 18 months caring for COVID patients — and they’re tired.
“The hospital has been over capacity for basically the month of August,” an official said.
Homer Spit businesses close down after the Labor Day weekend.
The peninsula continues to lag behind most other regions in percentage of fully vaccinated.
Alaskas State Troopers and Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company responded to the scene.
After raucous meeting, assembly tables resolution on ‘vaccine segregation’.
“Beveral Hillbillies, the Musical” will premiere this weekend.
Officials had to reroute highway traffic around the accident Tuesday morning.
No injuries have been reported.
The resolution would indicate the council’s “support for remembrance” of the terror attacks.
