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A third resident has tested positive for COVID-19 at the Denali Center long-term care facility in Fairbanks, according to Foundation Health Partners.

People experiencing homelessness are exempt under the city’s hunker down order and a statewide order issued Friday. For many of them, the threat of a pandemic is not as high of a priority as staying warm or getting their next meal.

Some restaurants are keeping the doors open by adapting to this new normal. But, the transition hasn’t been easy.

A patient with COVID-19 was currently in the critical care unit at Bartlett Regional Hospital on Tuesday.

It may not be the most prominent item in the news cycle, but Gov. Mike Dunleavy is still facing a statewide recall.

As more positive cases of COVID-19 continue to appear in Alaska, the City and Borough of Juneau is eyeing the community’s main point of entry: the airport.

Ketchikan-area officials are urging residents to “hunker down and shelter in place” after announcing three new coronavirus cases Saturday afternoon. That brings Ketchikan’s total to six cases.

Anchorage will run out of swabs for coronavirus tests unless someone donates them, the Anchorage Office of Emergency Management said in a bulletin Friday.

Ketchikan now has two confirmed coronavirus cases — in the same household.

Even if the spread of the virus slows, the summer tourism industry could be in big trouble.