Alaska businesses have mixed reactions to the federal vaccine mandate; Alaska has reported ever-rising record numbers for COVID-19 hospitalizations, but those tallies are complicated; The Municipality of Anchorage is ending its contract with Bean’s Cafe to run its mass care shelter facility at Sullivan Arena

Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson’s response Alaska's COVID-19 hospitalizations; The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will resume its effort to halt the proposed Pebble mine; More than 200 people are now hospitalized; an Eagle River hunter was mauled by a grizzly sow with cubs Wednesday with COVID-19 in Alaska;

Fairview Elementary will be renamed; Alaska reported 800 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday; The Biden administration will review and could replace the Trump-era management plan for the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska; US Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is delaying her plans to visit Alaska

Alaska’s COVID-19 hospitalization numbers hit a new record; The Alaska Senate considering anti-COVID legislation; A resurgence of interest in at-home testing for COVID-19;

A look inside Karluk Manor, Anchorage’s oldest ‘Housing First’ facility; Alaska’s hospitalizations hit a new record high for COVID-positive patients; Get money for your COVID-19 vaccination; Mayor Dave Bronson wants to again suspend the city’s ban on plastic bags.

The new mural coming soon to Anchorage; Alaska reported its second-highest daily tally of COVID-19 cases; Eaglexit looking for federal grant eligibility; Anchorage’s ban on plastic bags is back on

UAA hockey plans their return; A funding bill has been approved by the Alaska House of Representatives; More Alaskans are hospitalized with COVID-19; A veto from Anchorage mayor Dave Bronson has been overridden

Remembering Anchorage’s first bank robbery in 1921; Alaska and 19 other states have sued the Biden administration over LGBTQ protections; Teenage golfer Abigail Ante won the Anchorage Open women’s title;

The labor shortage has dragged on and Alaska business owners are exhausted; The Alaska Legislature unsure on the Permanent Fund dividend; COVID-19 cases have become more common among fully vaccinated people; Fully vaccinated Anchorage School District employees who test positive for COVID-19 will be paid for time off; And a 17-year-old in connection with a string of fires has been arrested

The latest COVID-19 numbers in Alaska; Alaskans are making a run on ivermectin to treat COVID-19; The annual Denali Road Lottery has been canceled this year; Alaska’s governor painted a bleak picture of the state’s hospital capacity;