In two months, 13,000 Alaskans have lost coverage for paperwork problems — enough that the federal government has asked the state to pause dropping people for paperwork reasons because too many children may be losing coverage.
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Mount Shishaldin simmers down after explosive eruption
The eruption sent an ash cloud across the eastern Aleutians.
Sitkans push for vote on cruise visitor limits
This summer, cruise ships brought around 560,000 people to Sitka, breaking last year’s record.
North to the future? Alaska’s ranked choice voting system is praised and criticized nationally
The system is seen by advocates in the Lower 48 as a model for advancing civility and moderation, but it is vulnerable to repeal at home.
What to know about the new COVID, flu and RSV shots in Alaska this fall
Alaskans can expect to see new COVID vaccinations in Alaska as soon as this week.
Aviation experts say infrastructure gaps contribute to Alaska’s air fatality rate
In Alaska, the FAA and the National Weather Service manage about 140 automated weather stations that provide crucial information to pilots. Experts say that’s not nearly enough.