The newly reported deaths come during another COVID wave driven by the omicron variant of the virus.
Local providers say the struggle is real
Alaska’s senior senator talks local, national politics ahead of reelection campaign
System sees modest increase in budget for first time in years
Eastman was identified as a “life member” of the Oath Keepers last year
Contact tracing and data collection will have to be reworked if COVID is here to stay
With caveats on financials, legislators optimistic about working together
The total number of statewide COVID deaths is nearly equivalent to the population of Funny River.
Jake Thompson is a former host of KSRM’s Tall, Dark and Handsome Show and Sound-off talk-show
The Alaska Supreme Court last week upheld the system, narrowly approved by voters in 2020.
Dunleavy paints optimistic picture in State of the State address
Palin claims the Times damaged her reputation with an opinion piece penned by its editorial board
The state reported 5,759 new cases sequenced from Jan. 21-23
On Friday, the seven-day average number of daily cases skyrocketed to 2,234.6 per 100,000 people
Cautious optimism reigns, but operators say it’s too early to tell.
Alaska judge says the firing violated free speech and associational rights under the U.S. and state constitutions.
The borough mayor notified local officials in an email Thursday
Bipartisan support for bill.
Trump last month praised Dunleavy and offered his endorsement, provided that Dunleavy does not endorse Murkowski