Ladies First program is a nationwide health care initiative that provides free cervical cancer and breast cancer screenings.
At Central Peninsula Hospital there were 22 COVID patients on Wednesday morning — 17 unvaccinated.
Health care workers from the Lower 48 have been deployed to help Alaska’s COVID crisis.
The abandoned Fairbanks city bus became a shelter for hunters and others using the backcountry near Denali National Park and Preserve.
On average, women earned about 72% of what men earned in Alaska in 2019.
CPH has 49 regularly licensed beds.
Troopers opened an investigation on July 21 in response to a social media video that showed commercial fishing activity.
In a decision Friday, U.S. District Court Judge John Sedwick said the nature of the demand was “political.”
Quiet day at the Capitol.
The caller was also upset that Murkowski voted to convict Trump in his January impeachment trial.
The weekly draw awards one newly vaccinated adult resident and one newly vaccinated child resident $49,000 in cash and scholarships.
Although cases appear to be dropping, officials say Alaska isn’t ‘out of the woods’ yet
Currently, the minimum wage stands at $10.34 hourly.
The man faces several charges, including threatening to murder a U.S. official with intent to intimidate or impede that person while conducting their official duties.
Health officials recommend consulting with a primary care provider to determine eligibility.
The COVID-19 surge is worsened by Alaska’s limited health care system that largely relies on hospitals in Anchorage.
Otis, bear 480, was crowned this year’s winner on Tuesday.
DHSS announced another 871 positive COVID cases Tuesday.
