Alaska will become the first state in the country to open COVID-19 vaccinations to anyone 16 and older, officials announced Tuesday, capping a swift rollout of the shots that’s seen a boost from tens of thousands of extra doses shipped to and administered by tribal health care providers.
Juneau
Watch: Juneau to give update on its COVID-19 strategy
So far, 1309 Juneau residents and people in Juneau have tested positive for the virus, including two new cases announced Tuesday. The vast majority have recovered, but five people have died.
‘Apart but together,’ Juneau’s Choir from Cars gives singers a chance to perform again
Singers park around the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Juneau every Sunday for a remote choir.
After 1-year suspension during pandemic, misdemeanor jury trials resume next month
Alaska’s Chief Justice says case counts have continued a moderate decline since February, many more Alaskans have received vaccinations, and judges and court staff have developed procedures designed to reduce the risk of exposure in courtrooms.
SEARHC gives Juneau thousands of Pfizer vaccine doses for its next vaccine clinic
City Emergency Manager Robert Barr said that eligibility is much broader than it has been at previous vaccine clinics.
Board of directors selects finalists for Bartlett Regional Hospital CEO
The three finalists will visit the hospital on March 19 for testing that involves real-world scenarios to see how they respond.