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Murkowski on impeachment: ‘I will listen carefully’ to both sides
As for timing, the senator said, “our priority this week must be to ensure safety in Washington, D.C.”
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More than 10,000 Alaskans have received both doses of COVID vaccine
The state also reported 11 new hospitalizations and two deaths.
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Divided council loosens sports complex protocols
The changes will allow more spectators, more people on the ice and new mask protocols
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Health department split would hurt Alaska Natives, leaders say
Tribal leaders say a proposal to break up the Department of Health and Social Services would worsen outcomes.
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More than 35,000 Alaskans have received inital COVID vaccine dose
More than 7,000 have already received both doses of their vaccine
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Industry advocate: Oil confronts uncertainty in wake of pandemic
Oil and Gas Association president says it’s too soon to tell if the price of oil will be…
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Young votes against Trump impeachment
Young said a message must be sent “by bringing the perpetrators of violence to justice, and prosecuting them…
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Assembly to mull grant aimed at improving salmon passage
Using a grant, the borough would replace a rotting bridge with a culvert
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Large vaccine clinics to happen later this month
Clinics are being offered by Soldotna Professional Pharmacy and Nikiski Fire/OEM
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159 new cases, 10 on peninsula
Affected peninsula communities include Kenai, Homer, Soldotna, Anchor Point and Sterling
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1 dead in Seward highway collision
The car collided with a road grader owned by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.
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Pandemic shifts format of homeless outreach event
Project Homeless Connect this year will be spread out over two weeks and across different locations on the…
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Local lawmakers prefile first bills of 32nd legislature
State Sens. Peter Micciche and Gary Stevens and State Rep. Sarah Vance have prefiled bills
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As in-person learning resumes, parents ask for more changes
Many called for allowing students in all grades to resume in-person learning five days a week or for…
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Kenai man charged with kidnapping, sexual assault
This article contains details about sexual assault that some readers may find disturbing.
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Elected officials welcome Navy’s new Arctic strategy
The Arctic — and the Navy’s strategy — are changing.
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Kenai facility restrictions begin to loosen
Some restrictions are being relaxed in response to decreasing COVID-19 case numbers
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Vaccinations for 65-plus expected to continue through February
The state opened up vaccinations for Alaskans 65 and older earlier this month
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More students resume in-person learning
Students returned to in-person learning on Monday in response to downward trends in COVID-19 case trajectories