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The number of Alaskans diagnosed with COVID-19 had grown to 147, up from 143 cases a day earlier.

The new numbers double last week's record-setting claims, and reflect a nationwide trend.

For many students in Alaska, Tuesday marked the first day of school ... all over again. In the state's largest district, thousands of teachers and students logged on to give online learning a try.

Foundation Health Partners, which operates the 90-bed Denali Center, said it believes the resident caught the disease from a staff member who also tested positive. After learning of the resident's positive test Friday and consulting with state epidemiologists, the center tested every resident and staff member for COVID-19.

People can still go outside, under the new mandate, but they must remain six feet or more away from individuals not in their households.

While work is continuing on Alaska’s remote North Slope, oil and gas companies say it’s not business as usual. They’re taking new precautions to keep the virus away.

Congress has put together the largest financial relief package in history. Will it be enough to blunt the economic decline in the U.S? And what will it mean for Alaska's economy and workers?

Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz announced today the city is extending the hunker down order until April 14 in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The case count rose to 69 by Thursday, up from 59 a day before.

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