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Of the new cases reported Wednesday, 549 were in Alaska residents.

The virtual event will be hosted on the organization’s Youtube channel. It starts at 6 .m.

Alaska State Trooper’s say a man died following a crash near 1 mile of the Coffman Cove Road.

Jay Kerttula, a Palmer Democrat, served more than 30 years between the state House and Senate.

The budget totals at $550,015,808.

Jury trials and in-person grand jury proceedings in many locations have been suspended until Jan. 4, 2021, due to the rising cases of COVID-19 in the state.

Deadline for Salvation Army GIFTS distribution is this Saturday. Because of COVID people must register ahead of time.

As Alaska's COVID-19 case counts rise, stores must prepare for holiday crowds and customers must decide whether they feel comfortable leaving home to shop.

ADF&G is looking to put down two brown bears that are raiding trash in Anchorage neighborhoods

Tell Me Why, a new game for Xbox, depicts life in rural Alaska and the Tlingit culture

Due to the large number of spectators the race brings, as well as the requirements for the race, the organizations decided to nix the event.

Palmer city council calls special meeting to discuss mask and face covering mandate

Alaska will have ranked-choice voting after an electoral reform initiative will pass into law.

Barring a recount, Democrat Liz Snyder has defeated Republican Rep. Lance Pruitt

The company hopes its mitigation plan will help it secure a federal permit while Sen. Murkowski eyes permanent protections for the area.

According to the TSA, if it's a solid item, then it can go through a checkpoint. However, if you can spill it, spread it, spray it, pump it or pour it, and it's in a quantity larger than 3.4 ounces, then it should travel in a checked bag

The new death brings the state total of deaths to 99 residents and one nonresident.

Sullivan won his reelection after defeating challenger Dr. Al Gross.

The agency said interested parties can file comments and nominations for up to 32 tracts of land “that may be available in an upcoming oil and gas lease sale,” BLM said in a statement.

The online job fair is going on until Nov. 27.

DOC says the first case was detected during routine testing that takes place when an inmate is transferring to a Community Residential Center.

A pair of Alaska schools are among the 367 schools nationwide to be honored by the National Blue Ribbon Schools Program.

Grant money is allowing the Akeela House to get more beds set up to help people through substance use disorder treatment.

The state director for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for Alaska says hearing from industry on which tracts to make available is key to conducting what he called a successful lease sale.

The Anchorage School Board meeting on Monday evening included both discussions and decisions on several hot-button topics.

According the Alaska State Hospital and Nursing Home Association, more than 500 nurses are currently unable to work because of COVID-19.

Alaska is among states leading the effort to use next generation genetic sequencing to track the coronavirus, according to the Department of Health and Social Services.

It remains unclear if Republicans or bipartisan coalitions will form majorities in the Legislature.

Businesses and artists struggling because of the pandemic may be eligible for grants administered by the Anchorage Municipality.

A program funded with CARES Act dollars can pay restaurants to prepare meals for the community.