The 20 new cases bring Alaska’s total number of COVID-19 cases among residents to 696
One nonresident case was reported in a seafood industry worker in the Aleutians East Census Area.
Thursday’s case count update brings the number of active cases on the peninsula to 66.
The state announced cases in Homer, Nikiski, Seward, Soldotna and an unidentified peninsula community.
Officials discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, rent and mortgage relief and testing out-of-state visitors.
The 7 total employees will quarantine on the ship; all 6 passengers tested negative
DHSS updates the way cases are recorded for the Kenai Peninsula
She was case No. 32, city says.
The 19 cases reported on Monday are from seven different communities in Alaska
6 passengers, remaining crew will all be tested and asked to quarantine
The state announced 11 new resident cases Friday, and 12 new cases Saturday across Alaska.
Cuts, mergers and reductions.
During a virtual town hall, commissioners fielded questions from the public on state recreation.
Seventeen of the 18 new nonresident cases are workers in the seafood industry.
Approximately 40 fraudulent claims have been identified in the past week.
Like the virus, this budget challenge is real, painful and demands that we take swift action.
The state’s chief medical officer also addressed a surge of cases on the Kenai Peninsula.
Regents to meet next week.
Additional COVID-19 cases announced in Soldotna and in a nonresident visitor to the peninsula
4 of the new cases are on the southern peninsula, and Nikiski has its first case
