Fishermen, processors, elected officials warn of devastation to the fishery.
One of the drivers was pronounced dead on scene
Other towers were approved in Ninilchik, Nikolaevsk, Cohoe and Bear Creek
FDA recently issued emergency use authorization for two new COVID-19 treatments.
Wednesday marked the 37th day in a row that the state reported a daily case increase of more than 500.
This is the second time that the lease has been extended.
K-6 students will be allowed to return to school on Jan. 19 even if their region is at high risk.
Recent wildfires were exacerbated by elevated air temperatures and decreased snow cover on the ground in the Arctic region.
The court ordered the restoration of $334,700 to the budget of the state’s appellate courts.
The council will be joined by Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anne Zink, among others.
Gingerbread houses on display for annual contest
Applicants should look for calls from phone numbers with a 360 area code or emails from cssalaska.org.
All peninsula communities were affected except for Fritz Creek and Other South
The state’s health officials gave a vaccine update on Monday
The additional funds will allow the program to run through its original end date of Dec. 16
Torrential rains prompted several landslides in the community last Wednesday.
26 cases were reported on the Kenai Peninsula
Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Saturday signed a disaster declaration.
The extension runs from Captain Cook State Park to Otter Creek
The police department is scheduled to replace three vehicles in the current budget year
