Sadie Maubet Bjornsen, one of the world’s top cross-country racers, pauses to look inward: ‘Who am I going to be after I’m done being a skier?’
The two-time Olympian says her break from competition has changed her perspective.
The two-time Olympian says her break from competition has changed her perspective.
Students in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District return to onsite classes this week.
Virginia Benson reflects on her first year as a nurse in Alaska Regional Hospital’s COVID-19 unit.
Health care workers continued to express enthusiasm for the vaccine Wednesday despite the hospitalization of a Juneau woman who had a severe allergic reaction after receiving a dose.
Workers at the Alaska Native Medical Center on Tuesday morning received shots jointly developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.
Jo Keller’s Custom Photolab in Spenard was an essential stop for professional photographers in Alaska.
Employees have looked for creative solutions to keep up morale, including a plastic-sheet “hugging wall” that makes safe human contact possible at an Anchorage assisted-living facility.
The challenges of 2020 have touched us all. But even during a pandemic, Alaskans expressed many reasons to pause and say thank you to others.
Moses Daniel, general manager of a pair of Anchorage mobile home parks, said the pandemic has made this year a struggle for many residents.
More than maybe anywhere else in the city, downtown has been frozen by the drawn-out pandemic.
Dr. Andrea Caballero, who has treated more than 100 hospitalized COVID-19 patients, describes her concerns as coronavirus cases surge.
Alyse Galvin and Don Young gathered with supporters on Anchorage streets.