Murkowski caught up the Clarion on oil and gas resources and what it looks like to collaborate with local government to get things done
The alert urges increased screening for pregnant people
The long-planned project aims to reduce traffic congestion through Cooper Landing
An update to the Alaska COVID-19 Information Hub on Tuesday, the first since the platform shifted to monthly reporting, shows that COVID-19 levels have remained… Continue reading
Amid the throng of furry friends filing in and out of Twin Cities Veterinary Clinic on Thursday morning were the governor of Alaska, a state… Continue reading
A state lawmaker and the leaders of four major electric utilities are calling for the State of Alaska to investigate whether or not Cook Inlet’s… Continue reading
The ruling by a three-judge 9th Circuit Court panel means the summer king salmon season will start as usual next week
The condition occurs when the bacteria that causes syphilis is transmitted from a pregnant person to a developing fetus
Funding for Kenai Peninsula projects and a slash to the extra money approved by state lawmakers for K-12 education are among the vetoes made by… Continue reading
The Alaska Board of Education last week met at the George A. Navarre Kenai Peninsula Borough Administration Building in Soldotna
A majority of non-occupational Alaska drownings occur in relation to boating, both for recreation and for subsistence
Flooding across Alaska has inundated scores of homes, with several of them knocked from their foundations by large ice chunks, and shut one of the… Continue reading
The bill exempts veterinarians from opioid monitoring program
According to state data, 27 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska
The variant is described as “highly pathogenic” because it has the ability to kill poultry — representing a threat to food security and economics.
Xáat Kwáani makes its inaugural flight.
20 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska
In people under 30 years of age, one in four deaths in Alaska followed a TBI
Wild Fish Conservancy, the organization that brought the lawsuit, heralded the decision
15 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska