DHSS reported 505 new cases in Alaska Thursday.
34 schools are operating 100% remotely until Nov. 25
U.S. District Judge Sharon L. Gleason ruled against proposed changes to the refuge’s public use regulations
Gabriel voiced his concern regarding Central Peninsula Hospital, which reached capacity on Monday.
Bob Letson led several expansions, improvements in nearly 10 years in Homer
The measure would end party primaries and institute ranked-choice voting in general elections.
Wednesday was the fifth day in a row that the state has recorded a daily case increase of more than 550.
All students at 34 peninsula schools continue to operate 100% remotely through at least Nov. 25
Modifications will be made in response to growing COVID-19 case numbers
CPH opened nine surge beds on Tuesday, eight of which are occupied
The cities of Kenai and Soldotna are still looking to fill a vacancy on their city councils.
Obesity, smoking and diabetes among common health issues, according to health officials.
The earliest in-person learning could resume for schools currently operating remotely is Nov. 30.
The Gwich’in people have opposed development within the refuge, citing concerns on the impacts to the Porcupine Caribou Herd on which they have relied for subsistence.
He issued a new disaster declaration, which took effect Monday, despite questions from some lawmakers about its legal underpinnings.
All ballots for state house districts 29, 30 and 31 have been counted as of Monday
The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 563 new COVID-19 cases on Monday.
Program encouraging local spending goes live
Money will go to the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank, Central Peninsula Hospital and Freedom House
All students at 34 peninsula schools are operating 100% remotely through at least Nov. 25.
