Hospital’s new CT machine features murals to make patient experience more comfortable.
338 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Alaska on Thursday
The sale was held as scheduled after a judge Tuesday rejected requests by Indigenous and conservation groups to halt the event.
Troopers received a call from the Duck Inn at around 12:13 a.m. on Saturday morning
The demonstration was organized to protest what the organizers said was a “rigged” election
Affected communities include Kenai, Soldotna, Nikiski, Homer, Other North and Sterling
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A large portion of the presentation focused on combating misinformation surrounding the vaccine
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Dunleavy’s budget would draw about $6 billion from the Permanent Fund’s Earnings Reserve Account
Just under $50 million in grant funds were distributed to businesses in the area
The shift comes a week earlier than anticipated
The peninsula reported 10 new cases Tuesday
U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason said she would try to issue a decision by late Tuesday.
Senators share thoughts ahead of unlikely flashpoint procedure.
Alaskans ages 65 and older can begin scheduling appointments for Jan. 11 on Jan. 6
A decision will be made Tuesday about whether schools will resume onsite learning on Jan. 11
Renovations include a new configuration of the assembly dais and audience, and new camera equipment
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