Being higher up on the eligibility list is a relief for these essential workers, although they say mostly because it means normal days at work are on the horizon.
The restaurants that are still in business in Anchorage now have three emergency order shutdowns under their belts. Here's how one of them is doing after the latest.
Don Caskey isn't going to the pyramids or the Eiffel Tower for his bucket list. He said he'd rather spend the rest of his time making connections with other people.
Every year, the Alaska’s Weather Source team gets sent hundreds of videos and thousands of pictures. This year, we wanted to share some of our favorites.
As part of the Alaska DHSS vaccine distribution process, Alaska's teachers will be included in the next phase as a new shipment of vaccine doses is scheduled to arrive sometime this month
As teachers in the Anchorage School District prepare to return to in person learning, the COVID-19 vaccine may not be available to educators until after they return
Bean's Cafe has received a large donation of food after a semi-truck carrying groceries crashed, making the food no longer viable for commercial use. Some are calling it a 'Christmas miracle.'
It was an impromptu question by Dylan Johnson’s 3rd grade class at Mt. Eccles Elementary in Cordova, Alaska that led her to reach out to an up and coming country music singer named Spencer Crandall.
Recognizing that times are tough, owners at Bear Pub are absorbing overhead costs and making sure their employees have a little more money for the holidays.
December 21st is a day used to remember those in the homeless community that lost their lives this year. In 2020 however, it's also being used as a time to look forward and the pending challenges as the Covid-19 pandemic continues.
Santa Claus visited the children of Lake Otis Elementary School this week, doling out candy canes and presents as parents made their way through a socially distanced drive-thru.
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Alaska Behavioral Health is offering tips and ideas for military families who can't be home for the holidays.
Austin Sjong went to the valley to spread some cheer, donating cans to PJMS and seeing the smiles underneath the kids masks is enough to End the Year with Cheer for anyone.
