DHSS today announced 121 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska. 118 are residents in: Anchorage (76), Fairbanks (16), Bethel (3), Juneau (3), Wasilla (3), Eagle River (2), Prince of

The Anchorage Health Department (AHD) has identified one new exposure location that warrants public notification:

The Mat-Su Borough School District announced the first student that has tested positive for COVID-19 Thursday.

DHSS today announced one death and 53 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska. 52 are residents in 11 communities: Anchorage (26), Fairbanks (10), Palmer (4), Northwest Arctic Borough (2),

Kyle Hopkins at Anchorage Daily News, whose time is co-sponsored by ProPublica was the first to report this morning that Attorney General Kevin Clarkson had been placed on one month

On 8/21/20 around 8:10 a.m., Dispatch received a report of an adult female threatened by two juveniles with a gun in the parking lot of Inlet View Elementary School (1219

Anchorage has lost a musical titan. The Anchorage Symphony Orchestra’s music director and conductor, Randall Craig Fleischer, passed away on Wednesday night.

For COVID-19 testing, Alaska is currently the most tested state in the nation, per capita, followed by Rhode Island, according to Worldometer, a website that ranks states and countries on

There is no set date for when things will return to normal. Businesses continue to shift and adapt to the changing mandates and get by as best they can. As

“It’s all fun,” says Harbor Mountain Brewing Company’s owner, general manager and head brewer Zach Anderson. I haven’t heard too many other brewery owners on approach to pouring suds call