Food Network continues its filming of The Great Food Truck Race in Alaska. Having recently made trips to Palmer, Anchorage and Homer, the Race goes to Seward this weekend.

KPBSD schools in the central, eastern, and southern Kenai Peninsula will continue with Remote Learning for an additional two weeks, at least through Thanksgiving Break.

Health officials are reporting another 478 COVID-19 cases. The latest numbers from the Department of Health and Social Services shows nearly 22,000 cumulative cases since the pandemic started.

The latest report from the Department of Health and Social Service shows 493 additional cases. More than 20,000 cases have been reported in Alaska since the outbreak began.

The Department of Health and Social Services reported 531 new cases of COVID-19. One-hundred-and-three patients are currently in the hospital with the virus.

Near the end of last night’s Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Meeting, multiple assembly members asked for clarification regarding a memo sent to employees regarding Paid Time Off.

Four Anchorage men were indicted on charges related to the June 6, 2019 burglary of Granny’s Guns, a federally licensed firearms dealer located in Anchorage.

Alaska health officials have reported 465 new COVID-19 cases on Monday. The latest report from the Department of Health and Social Services shows the state has now seen more than 20,000 since the pandemic started.

Alaska will receive $50 million of the $300 million available for this assistance program. The spending plan will allocate 100% of available funds as direct payments to fishery participants in eligible sectors. While all sectors have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, available funds will only cover a portion of the losses incurred by affected fishery participants.