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RavnAir Group may have obtained a $12 million loan that leaves “some hope that there may still be a rescue,” a company attorney says. But without further relief, he added, the loan will merely give Ravn a “brief runway” to prepare for an “orderly liquidation.”

Staff at the facility said they implemented "swift action" to protect inmates, but it's unclear exactly what that action was.

Among other concerns, the Yukon-Kuskokwim community of Aniak has to grapple with question of where to put to bodies from anyone who dies from COVID-19

From food benefits to small business grants, there's a lot of help available. Here's how to get it.

Ravn Air's bankruptcy and travel restrictions are among the challenges health workers face in getting tests done in rural communities.

The impacts of the coronavirus continue to reverberate across Alaska, including its oil fields.

A small seed company in Juneau says that people seem to be buying more seeds than they could ever need.

On April 2, prosecutors charged 27-year-old Benjamin “Bam Bam” Anderson-Agimuk with two counts of furnishing alcohol to a person under 21, and one count of sexual assault of a victim under 13.

The state reported no new coronavirus-related deaths or hospitalizations.

A positive case of COVID-19 has been confirmed for the first time in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.