Economy

The proposed plan would send funds to a number of different areas including rent and mortgage assistance.

While grateful, many are concerned it won’t be enough

Anchorage restaurants Altura Bistro and Bread and Brew Alaska say they're following the rules and customers are showing them support.

Census takers have a lot of work to do in Alaska, as the state’s response rate ranks 50th compared to the rest of the country.

The Anchorage Economic Development Corporation says that over the next 3 years, jobs levels in Anchorage may not be able to rebound to pre-pandemic levels.

Trina Johnson, who has owned La Mex for more than thirty years is trying to figure out how to survive a second shutdown.

As Anchorage entered the second day of its “Four week reset” Tuesday, restaurant owners took different approaches as how to deal with the mandate that requires them to close indoor dining.

After several months of some of the lowest unemployment rates Alaska has experienced, things took a sharp turn starting in April.

Two Anchorage nonprofits have found a way for customers to buy local while staying socially distant.

Folks on unemployment have gotten extra financial padding in the form of an additional $600 a week from the CARES act. With those benefits about to run out, the Food Bank of Alaska is trying to keep food on the table for those who need help.