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Shelter prepares to open doors
Efforts to establish a cold weather shelter on the peninsula have been in the works for years.
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New COVID cases continue downward trend
Alaska remained at a high COVID transmission alert level Monday.
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Sterling Highway crash kills 2
A passenger with injuries was medevaced to a hospital in the Anchorage area.
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Seafood industry hit hard by pandemic
Overall fish harvesting jobs in Alaska dropped by the widest margin since 2000 — 14.1% — in 2020.
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Competing demonstrations held outside Central Peninsula Hospital
Two different demonstrations — one to show support for hospital workers and one calling for alternative COVID-19 treatments…
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Dems’ sweeping social, climate bill nears approval
House approval is still expected on a near party-line vote.
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Kenai to build boardwalk with grant funds
The funds were made available by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services
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Wells to fill Seward council vacancy
He was appointed after the council reached a standstill on another candidate.
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Feds aim to block Tongass forest logging
At 16.7 million acres, Tongass is the largest national forest in the country.
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EPA sets timeline to weigh next steps related to Pebble Mine
In 2019, during the Trump administration, the EPA withdrew proposed restrictions.
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‘It takes active work from Alaskans’
As cases trend downward, health officials encourage vaccines, boosters.
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Center promotes avalanche awareness
The Chugach Avalanche Center in Girdwood will begin its daily forecasts Saturday.
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Seward to promote shop small Thanksgiving weekend
The weekend aims to support local businesses by offering different promotions.
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‘Cure’ sought for Tutka Bay hatchery land issue
HB 52 would take hatchery out of Kachemak State Park and add also lands to park.
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Tribes welcome infusion of money in infrastructure bill
President Joe Biden signed the $1.2 trillion deal earlier this week that includes about $11 billion in benefits…
