The resulting widespread exposure forced the city to move from the “medium” to “high” coronavirus risk level after nearly a month and a half at the lower threshold.
Police searched a home in Indianapolis associated with Brandon Scott Hole and seized evidence, including desktop computers and other electronic media, officials said.
Assembly chair Felix Rivera characterized a comment member Jamie Allard had made as “dripping with xenophobia.”
Still months from being considered by the Anchorage Assembly, the plan to change where homeless shelters can be located is already being debated in neighborhood councils.
Over a third of Kongiganak's residents have contracted the coronavirus and two people have died from COVID-19.
Sen. Mike Shower, a Republican, hopes to implement his plan for the 2022 election.
All Alaskans 16 and older are now eligible to get the vaccine.
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Most ballots postmarked by April 6 have until Friday to make it to the elections center.
The state needs highly targeted assistance to prevent business failures that could hamper recovery, Mouhcine Guettabi says.
The climbers woke up in tents being tossed after the avalanche hit them with an air blast. They plan to return to Mount Neacola in Lake Clark National Park and try again.
The team for players under 21 will open the 2021-22 season on the road in mid-September, with its first home game expected to happen in October.
About 800 pages of emails provided by the state show a clear misunderstanding or outright disregard of 2014 court precedent and a reluctance to reach out to the attorney general’s office for guidance.
The decision affects 28 million acres.
The latest emergency order keeps the mask mandate in place and goes into effect Friday.
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