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All travelers entering the state are supposed to fill out a form about their travel history and where they are going to self-quarantine. At this time, the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management say they are still working on enforcing the measure.

UPDATE: Governor Mike Dunleavy will hold a press briefing to clarify travel rules, advisories and mandates Friday, March 27th later this evening.

While some villages and boroughs are imposing a mandatory 14-day self quarantine, others are outright banning entry into their communities over concerns related to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Holland America had planned to tie up the ship at a private dock in Juneau for a few weeks starting around the end of March.

Princess Cruises says three voyages from and to Alaska are being affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Each year, cruise ship passengers come in droves to Alaska. last year was record-breaking. This year, it's still up in the air as to how the spread of COVID-19 will affect those numbers.

Right now, Ted Stevens is communicating with Seattle airports after multiple deaths were reported.

If you book a flight before March 12 and then decide by that date to change or cancel your trip, you'll receive full travel credit to fly later. Alaska Airlines is giving those who use this option a year to use the credit.

The only main line vessel currently operating for the Alaska Marine Highway System will have to be dry docked in Ketchikan for repairs. M/V Columbia will come online mid-April to fill the gaps in service.

The Alaska Marine Highway System has charted with Allen marine for a round trip from Juneau to Haines as repairs are made to the MV Matanuska.

The Department of Transportation was busy clearing the Seward Highway between Girdwood and the Portage area Wednesday.

Ravn says that flights could be affected for up to a month.

Alaska's Department of Administration Commissioner Kelly Tshibaka says the department is looking for about $60,000 to send DMV employees to over 100 rural communities.

On Thursday, Ravn Airlines resumed regularly scheduled flights to Dutch Harbor for the first time since a fatal crash in October. Currently, the new flights are being carried out on smaller planes, with fewer trips per day.

The Seattle-based carrier currently flies four times a week from San Francisco to Kona and the other three days it flies to Kona from Sacramento.

An Anchorage woman is expressing concerns over TSA pat-down procedures.

While regularly scheduled flights with Ravn Air aren’t quite back in Unalaska, the city has taken matters into its own hands.

The city is essentially trying to create its own scheduled flights through public charters.

The new owners of the Girdwood staple have announced some big changes coming to the hotel and resort.

In a town hall Friday night, residents spoke with representatives from the major airlines that service Unalaska to voice their concerns and hear about efforts to return regularly scheduled flights.

One family has been separated for a week after a fatal crash in Dutch Harbor caused regularly-scheduled flights to be suspended.

The last ferry of the year departs Cordova on Friday, leaving the coastal community, one of several, without ferry service for months. That gap in service is because of the Alaska Marine Highway System's Winter schedule. Communities across the state are preparing for what some say will be a harsh Winter without that service.

Boeing did not immediately say whether he would testify.

When you compare 2011 to 2016, the number of visitors to Alaska from China jumped by more than 2,000 according to the Alaska Tourism Industry Association

Taquan Air plans indicate that the company could resume passenger services Wednesday after suspending all operations due to the company's involvement in two separate incidents, which resulted in the deaths of 8 people.

The first two "mega" cruise ships have docked in Juneau this summer, bringing with them thousands of passengers and some controversy.

Allegiant Air has officially touched down on their inaugural flight into Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport.

TSA Alaska is getting ready for what they say could be the busiest summer travel season on record.

Alaska will pay armed Canadian police to provide protection to U.S. personnel at a ferry terminal in British Columbia.

Ketchikan's mayor and city manager accepted a free cruise to Los Angeles, which they said allowed them to continue talks with those in the private sector as Ketchikan looks to expands cruise ship berths.