COVID vaccines still aren’t approved for children 4 years old and younger.
The mission of the task force will be to better understand the unintended bycatch of fish caught in both state and federal waters.
The new guidance comes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Heading into the session, Micciche said his primary focus will be on passing a fiscal plan for the state
“Healthy You 2022” will focus on a different component of well-being every quarter
As of Monday, there were 85 COVID-related hospitalizations in Alaska
COVID-19 health mandates, annexation and alcohol code reform on lawmakers’ agenda
As of Friday, CPH had 12 COVID-positive staff members and 22 people at home quarantining.
COVID cases increased 145% from this week to last week, according to state data.
Micciche seeks path forward on budget, looks to pass legislation on fishing permits, alcohol regulations
Alaska reported an estimated rolling average of 583.3 cases per 100,000 people daily over the past seven days.
That’s according to the January edition of “Alaska Economic Trends”
He faces up 10 years in jail on each charge.
The 2022 PFD application period opened Jan. 1 and will close on March 31.
The proposal would raise the annual salary for Alaska lawmakers from $50,400 to $64,000
In the coming months, members of the panel will start to reveal their findings
When animals need help, a network of dedicated volunteers are trained and ready to pitch in.
Dunleavy plans to put the “election integrity” bill before the Alaska Legislature next session.
Hearing scheduled for mid-January.
