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Coast Guard finds serious defect in popular survival suit
The problem was first discovered during a routine inspection in June. Later inspections of store stock found the same problem in brand new suits.
The CDC has ended its COVID-19 program for cruise ships
On its website, the CDC now says cruise travelers can contact their cruise lines directly about outbreaks during their trips.
Funds from infrastructure bill could mean larger expansion of Alaska’s EV charging network
The Alaska Energy Authority’s director says the windfall of federal funds could help expand the corridor beyond that group of nine to Delta Junction, Glenallen and Tok.
Richardson Highway reopens after weeklong closure due to flood damage
Pilot cars and flaggers will guide traffic through seven areas where crews are still working.
Belugas spotted in lake 20 miles inland from Dillingham
A state biologist says belugas probably venture into fresh water more often than people realize.
Alaskans can now dial 988 to reach mental health crisis hotline
Support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to individuals of all ages.
Palin leads US House candidates in quarterly fundraising
Not far behind her is Democrat Mary Peltola.
Alaskapox a subject of scientific intrigue while world copes with more dangerous monkeypox
Like other diseases caused by Orthopoxvirus strains, Alaskapox is found in small mammals, animal populations that can get overlooked.
AT&T Alaska workers vote to authorize a strike
The union is asking for cost of living increases and more affordable health care.