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JUNEAU — A member of the Alaska Legislature has apologized for saying Nazi experimentation on prisoners “produced results.” State Rep. Sara Hannan, a Democrat from… Continue reading
State Epidemiologist Joe McLaughlin said there are some similarities with the flu and COVID-19 viruses.
Legislators have spent most of this year in regular or special legislative sessions, with this year’s payout unresolved.
Lawmakers added provisions barring vaccine mandates
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.
Getting work done in an ocean far from home.
“They said, we have a job to do and we’ll do it.”
The state Department of Health and Social Services reported another 592 positive COVID cases Friday.
‘Contemplating the venue.’
Incentive campaign to grant $49,000 cash and scholarship prizes to weekly winners
Although COVID infection produces antibodies that can help fight the virus, it’s risky to take that chance.
It is the hunter’s responsibility to understand the different regulations in place for different allotments.
The deaths included people in their 20s and 30s.
Fractious floor sessions.
“Gofishak” allows users to filter fishing locations by category, species and access.