Ultimately every trooper, marshal and officer under the department will be issued a camera during a “full-deployment” later this year
Senate Bill 87 aims to make locally milled lumber more widely available for the construction of housing in Alaska
A state bulletin detailed the ways that access to COVID-19 vaccines, tests and treatments will or will not be changed
13 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska
The backlog, which began last August, is especially concerning in a state where communities in far-flung areas
Screenings for breast and cervical cancer in Alaska have been on a downward trend for several years, Anne Remick, the program director for the Section… Continue reading
All vaccines administered in Alaska are reported to the Alaska Immunization Information System
The state has to begin redetermination for everyone receiving benefits by March 31
People who spoke in opposition outnumbered those who spoke in support by three to one
Xylazine is not approved for human use and naloxone will not be able to reverse its effect
State health officials detail vaccine changes
According to state data, 12 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska
Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s “parental rights” bill, state finances and funding for education were discussed
The cause early Saturday morning was a little more mundane than an alien invasion
Senate expected to take public testimony on its proposed spending plan later this week
Juneau man staging solo protest disrupts committee hearing
Thursday’s action reaffirms a 2020 authorization by the department that was challenged by environmentalists
Alaska Department of Natural Resources Commissioner-designee John Boyle attended Friday’s Soldotna Chamber of Commerce luncheon
The ash cloud is from Shiveluch Volcano
About a month after Nanuq disappeared, people in Wales, 150 miles northeast of Savoonga on Alaska’s western coast, began posting pictures online of what they described as a lost dog