Alaska coronavirus coverage & updates Alaska now has more than 3,000 COVID-19 casesLex Treinen, Alaska Public MediaThe state reported more than 150 cases on both Saturday and Sunday. Why biologists fear Pebble could risk Bristol Bay salmon’s resilienceIsabelle Ross, Alaska’s Energy Desk – DillinghamCOVID-19 hasn’t interrupted Alaska’s resupply lifeline from Pacific NW, and woe if it doesTom Banse, Northwest News Network KTOO thanks our sponsorsBecome a sponsor Mertarvik’s lack of a commercial airport may have already cost livesGreg Kim, KYUK – BethelAfter closure, Echo Ranch Bible Camp says there’s no evidence of COVID-19Adelyn Baxter, KTOOKnopp remembered as ‘one-of-a-kind leader’ in AlaskaAndrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public MediaGardentalk – Time to harvest garlic, but watch out for moldMatt Miller, KTOO Alaska State Government Kenai legislator and local pilot among 7 killed in midair plane crashAPRN News StaffIn order to recruit more election workers, Alaska increases pay by $3 per hourAndrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public MediaGov. Dunleavy names first two members to high-stakes Redistricting BoardAndrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public MediaCOVID-19 case shuts down Atwood Building in downtown AnchorageLex Treinen, Alaska Public Media Latest News Alaska now has more than 3,000 COVID-19 casesWhy biologists fear Pebble could risk Bristol Bay salmon’s resilienceCOVID-19 hasn’t interrupted Alaska’s resupply lifeline from Pacific NW, and woe if it doesMertarvik’s lack of a commercial airport may have already cost livesAfter closure, Echo Ranch Bible Camp says there’s no evidence of COVID-19Knopp remembered as ‘one-of-a-kind leader’ in AlaskaGardentalk – Time to harvest garlic, but watch out for mold More News Juneau Tlingit & Haida proposes housing in Lemon Creek for people released from prisonJuly 31, 2020National Weather Service issues flood warning for Mendenhall Lake and RiverJuly 30, 2020Juneau School District offers more details on reopening and outlines new instruction option at public forumJuly 28, 2020Eleven candidates file to run in Juneau’s Oct. 6 electionJuly 27, 2020Two campers tested for COVID-19 at Juneau summer camp, prompting preventative closureJuly 27, 2020 More Juneau News Southeast The rules for crossing the Canadian border into Alaska just got even stricterJuly 30, 2020Testing machine headed for Ketchikan could speed COVID-19 results regionally, provider saysJuly 30, 20204 killed in Petersburg crashJuly 29, 2020After calls for transparency, Juneau police release their policies and procedures manualJuly 29, 2020Since lockdown, many domestic violence shelters have seen fewer calls for help. Staff worry about why.July 28, 2020 More Southeast News Statewide Southeast Alaska airline to relaunch passenger service on former Ravn routesJuly 31, 2020After a summer to prepare, Alaska teachers are cautiously optimisticJuly 31, 2020‘Into the Wild’ bus finds home at Fairbanks MuseumJuly 30, 2020Pandemic pushes fishing activists to call for more government supportJuly 30, 2020Murkowski condemns Trump tweet predicting election fraud: ‘This is not leadership from the White House’July 30, 2020 More Statewide News
Alaska now has more than 3,000 COVID-19 casesLex Treinen, Alaska Public MediaThe state reported more than 150 cases on both Saturday and Sunday.
Why biologists fear Pebble could risk Bristol Bay salmon’s resilienceIsabelle Ross, Alaska’s Energy Desk – Dillingham
COVID-19 hasn’t interrupted Alaska’s resupply lifeline from Pacific NW, and woe if it doesTom Banse, Northwest News Network
In order to recruit more election workers, Alaska increases pay by $3 per hourAndrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public Media
Gov. Dunleavy names first two members to high-stakes Redistricting BoardAndrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public Media
Juneau School District offers more details on reopening and outlines new instruction option at public forumJuly 28, 2020
Testing machine headed for Ketchikan could speed COVID-19 results regionally, provider saysJuly 30, 2020
After calls for transparency, Juneau police release their policies and procedures manualJuly 29, 2020
Since lockdown, many domestic violence shelters have seen fewer calls for help. Staff worry about why.July 28, 2020
Murkowski condemns Trump tweet predicting election fraud: ‘This is not leadership from the White House’July 30, 2020
