On Sunday, the Department of Health and Social Services announced one new death and 523 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska.
SUNDAY: 523 New COVID-19 Cases
Author: Anthony Moore |
Author: Anthony Moore |
Soldotna Man Eludes Police, Gets Frost Bite & DUI Charges
Author: Anthony Moore |Alaska State Troopers tried to stop 24-year-old John Q. Wilson after 11:00 p.m. Thursday night for moving violations on the Kenai Spur Highway near Beaver Loop Road.
October Jobs Down 8.8% From Last October
Author: Anthony Moore |
Alaska’s October job count was down 8.8 percent from last October, a loss of 28,900 jobs, as the pandemic continued to keep job numbers well below year-ago levels.
THURSDAY: 505 New COVID-19 Cases
Author: Anthony Moore |
Thursday, the Department of Health and Social Services announced one new death of an Alaska resident and 505 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska.
Girdwood Man Arrested Thursday Morning In Sterling For DUI
Author: Anthony Moore |Troopers stopped a black 1994 Ford Bronco near milepost 71 on the Sterling Highway near the Watson Lake Campground in Sterling for a traffic violation just after midnight.
Alaska Court Of Appeals Judicial Nominees
Author: Anthony Moore |
The Alaska Judicial Council announced that Brooke Berens, Trisha Haines, and Timothy W. Terrell were nominated to fill the Alaska Court of Appeals judicial vacancy.
WEDNESDAY: 551 New COVID-19 Cases
Author: Anthony Moore |
Wednesday, the Department of Health and Social Services announced 551 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska.
2020 Salmon Harvest Summary Affected By Pandemic
Author: Anthony Moore |
The 2020 commercial salmon fishery all species harvest was valued at approximately $295.2 million, a 56% decrease from 2019’s value of $673.4 million.
House Passes Young, Ruppersberger Bill to Help Coastal Communities Prepare for Storms, Floods
Author: Anthony Moore |It will help local and state governments protect the country’s 95,000 miles of shoreline.
TUESDAY: 637 New COVID-19 Cases
Author: Anthony Moore |
On Tuesday, the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services announced one death and 637 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska.