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Thanksgiving Day traditions in Anchorage looked different this year, but the pandemic didn’t stop local businesses from giving back to the community by serving hundreds of hot, free meals.
The new deaths bring the state total of deaths 118 residents and one nonresident. The new cases bring the state total of COVID-19 cases in Alaska to 30,102 in residents and nonresidents.
Most Anchorage restaurants, like Gwennie’s, are already quieter than usual if open at all. Come Monday, they’ll all be just about empty following the release of Municipal Emergency Order 16, which puts Anchorage back into a hunker-down mode and blocks bars and restaurants from any dine- or drink-in service.
Wednesday morning the Army Corps of Engineers released its long anticipated decision on the proposed Pebble Mine in Bristol Bay, denying the project the vital permit it needed to move forward.
Statewide, the courts held 174,952 hearings between March and October, according to a release from the Alaska Court System. Many of those hearings were conducted by phone or video conference.
According to State Farm, approximately one-third of home fires and home fire deaths occur during December, January and February. Here are a few tips to keep your home and loved ones safe from fires.
Acting Mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson announced Wednesday that the municipality will no longer purchase a former The Alaska Club building as an additional homeless shelter.
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District says because of COVID-19, 34 schools in the district will continue to have most students do 100% remote learning until Dec. 18.
The Trump administration on Wednesday denied a permit to build a controversial gold and copper mine near the headwaters of the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery in southwest Alaska.
Anchorage’s Acting Mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson has issued a modified form of the hunker down order that will go into effect on Tuesday and will remain in place until Jan. 1, 2021.
Iditarod race officials said that they are working on several different mitigation plans for the 49th running of the race, depending on how the pandemic has progressed.
Alaska communities are waiting for another round of federal coronavirus relief less than six weeks out from the deadline to spend funds that are currently available.
Last week, a lawsuit was filed against BLM, the Department of the Interior and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Several environmental conservation groups are asking that an injunction be issues to halt federal approval of ConocoPhillip's "Willow" oil project.
From visitor policies to extensive personal protective equipment requirements, the COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed the way health care providers care for patients.
While they search for a permanent solution, The August Foundation for Alaska Racing Dogs says they are in need of help, trying to find foster and forever homes for the dogs.
