Alaska reached No. 1 in COVID-19 vaccines per capita; and Anchorage schools to bring more kids back

Cancer screenings down in 2020; and Bill would limit by-mail voting

Federal coronavirus aid bill set aside $200 million for Alaska renters, but applications aren’t ready yet; and ExxonMobil becomes the latest sponsor to sever Iditarod ties

Anchorage man arrested after allegedly sending death threats to Assembly member; Record 24 deaths and 167 COVID infections reported yesterday; and Anchorage free divers plunge into icy Rabbit Lake

COVID-19 outbreaks shutter two of Alaska’s biggest seafood processing plants; No spill reported after tug strikes oil tanker in Valdez; and After 10 months of online learning, many Anchorage elementary students are finally returning to classrooms

Alaska’s contact tracing effort is rebounding; Open and shut businesses; and a closer look at street name origins

Alt-right personality Baked Alaska; Petition to recall Anchorage Assembly member Felix Rivera is certified; and Anchorage business closures

Lawmakers return to a state Capitol locked down for COVID-19; Charges: Eagle River resident shot man to death; and Alaska Airlines steps up safety measures for DC flights

Alaska Representative Don Young votes against President Trump’s 2nd impeachment; and Assembly condemns violence at US Capitol, extends COVID-19 emergency declaration

Broadband program aims to increase access to telehealth in rural Alaska; Amid limited COVID-19 vaccine supply, calls grow to bump up teachers and others; and Security heightened at Alaska’s state Capitol after FBI warning