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Duane Fields, 48, is the only person known to have been criminally prosecuted in the state for violating coronavirus quarantine rules. He had been charged with contempt of court for allegedly violating a court order as part of his conditions of release to quarantine for two weeks at an Anchorage hotel.

The office said the additional money would be one-time funding to cover the costs and expenses from April and May.

Fish marketing experts are assessing how the rumors could affect Alaska salmon’s image in the world.

Workers planning on working glamorous jobs guiding in Alaska's have stayed indoors to help with COVID-19 testing.

Alaska health officials acknowledge that the testing system had issues in the beginning that led to some delays and confusion. But they say fixes are underway, and the process should be smoother and faster now.

Already operating on razor thin margins, providers wonder if help will come.

The firm acknowledges that it would benefit from the a decline in Donlin's stock, but others agree that the cost of building the mine is the biggest obstacle to its profitability.

Two weeks, one protest and one city council meeting later, and the city of Palmer has made no decision yet on how to handle statements by its police chief calling the Black Lives Matter movement a "hate group" and questioning the honesty of sexual assault victims.

Though one of the positives turned out to be a false reading, residents of the small communities had to grapple with what life would be like if there were a real outbreak.

The program is used across the country and stations local police officers in public schools.