State Department of Health and Social Services no longer updating its coronavirus dashboard on the weekend; Governor Dunleavy pitches construction projects; and Anchorage Market looking for new site

$60 million assisted-living project in works for Anchorage; Anchorage to consider tightening its dog leash law; and Iditarod ceremonial start cancelled

As clock ticks, public health officials and hospitals urge lawmakers to extend COVID-19 emergency declaration; and 3 men die in avalanche in Bear Mountain area near Chugiak

Trident Seafoods had just one medical professional on duty at its massive Akutan plant when COVID-19 broke out; Hand-washing, masking, and distancing remain crucial as coronavirus strains multiply; and After nearly a year in lockdown, the Anchorage Pioneer Home opens to families, visitors

Alaska House deadlock continues, endangering state’s COVID-19 response; 17 COVID-related deaths reported Tuesday after death certificate review; and Alaska starting a new domestic violence fatality review team

Cold weather ahead; Tensions over COVID-19 on a state senate committee; and Around 96,000 Alaskans received their first COVID-19 vaccine shot

Biden’s impact on Alaska oil and gas; Alaska officials ask people to cancel their vaccine appointments; and Birchwood Saloon helps seniors get vaccinated

ADN is putting together a survey on Mayor and student board candidates; Justice Department opens civil rights probe into whether Alaska ‘unnecessarily institutionalizes’ children; and Researchers locate site of 200-year-old Tlingit battle fort

Beginning today, thousands more Alaska seniors will be able to schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments; Plane, pilot missing in Washington state waters after flight from Southeast Alaska; and Kennel cough is ripping through Anchorage dog parks

More contagious COVID-19 variant detected for the first time in Alaska; Alaska DMV says it’s investigating how Nazi-themed vanity license plates were issued; and Dunleavy plans remote State of the State speech, citing pandemic ‘complications’