La Mex is looking for a smaller spot and plans to remain open in its King Street location through the first week of June, the restaurant said in a Facebook post Friday.
The Daily News analyzed plans discussed by Forrest Dunbar and Dave Bronson, and spoke with service providers, the police and other experts in the field about how realistic they are.
The survey resulted indicated a 36% vaccine hesitancy rate among the more than 1,000 respondents, many of whom also signaled an openness to learning more about the vaccine.
Lawmakers are trying to finish work by May 19, the end of the regular session.
Park employees have seen all kinds of wildlife, from bears to golden eagles, along the road.
Daniel E. Winfree's term starts July 1.
The Daily News conducted video interviews with the candidates ahead of the runoff, asking them about how they’d approach homelessness, COVID-19, policing and other issues.
Eddie Thomas Jr. carried Jerilyn Nicholson’s body to his car, dumped her off an embankment on Eklutna Lake Road and later played frisbee golf with friends, a prosecutor said Wednesday.
The department said existing regulations released in 2016 remain in effect and “are critical to ensuring adequate safety and environmental protections for this sensitive ecosystem and Alaska Native subsistence activities.”
Ketchikan High School received a warning from Region 5 ASAA officials for reportedly neglecting to test athletes or enforce mask wearing at the tournament.
Leo James Chaplin, 62, acted “in flagrant disregard” for court orders to return the children to Alaska, prosecutors say.
Lars Arneson and Klaire Rhodes won the 8-mile race near Anchorage held on a course rerouted because of recent bear activity.
Some business owners blame competition from unemployment benefits, but economists say there are many factors at work.
The state warmed about 1 degree Fahrenheit overall during the last decade, and many areas are getting more precipitation.
All Alaskans 16 and older are now eligible to get the vaccine.
School will be out soon, and it’s the perfect time to plan for summer activities. The listings included here were collected during early spring and camp details may have changed. We recommend checking with each camp your child may be interested in for updates.
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