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Juneau officials say that anyone who has been in any Juneau bar over the last week should get tested for COVID-19.

Experts say the lack of a national testing strategy has led to unnecessary deaths of people experiencing homelessness.

The federal government says states should prepare for a vaccine to be available by the end of October but top advisors say that timeline is 'extremely unlikely.'

A 33-year-old Alaska Native woman went missing last week, and some think the official response wasn't as fast as it should have been.

This week on State of Art we're learning about RKP Production's upcoming play "Tanker on the Rocks or the Great Alaskan Bad Friday Fish Spill of '89."

Anchorage received a nearly $20 million CARES Act grant from the Federal Transit Authority this week to help support People Mover bus service with pandemic response.

The teenagers helped pull the survivors from a Division of Forestry plane that crashed into a lake this spring.

Dead orcas are extremely rare to find most years.

The allegations are detailed in a suit filed in federal court Aug. 26, nearly three years after the woman says Chris Heitstuman, who is described in the suit as a Department of Homeland Security employee, sexually assaulted her on two occasions in her office at the museum where she was head of security.

Alaska has only one U.S. House seat and Congressman Don Young is seeking his 25th term in that position. What does he want to accomplish in the next two years if he is re-elected?