Alaska Supreme Court asks lawyers in recall case to further explain arguments 
Judge declines to issue order requested by state workers union over COVID-19 concerns 
Coping with Coronavirus: How Juneau karate instructors are kicking it in a time of social distancing 
Regulators, industry groups push for change to alcohol sales rules to accommodate coronavirus closures 
Business bruised by COVID-19? The federal government may have $10,000 for you. Alaska Supreme Court asks lawyers in recall case to further explain arguments
This seal of the state of Alaska, pictured here on Jan. 4, 2019, hangs on…
Judge declines to issue order requested by state workers union over COVID-19 concerns
(Creative Commons photo by North Charleston) An Anchorage Superior Court judge has declined to quickly…
Coping with Coronavirus: How Juneau karate instructors are kicking it in a time of social distancing
[embedded content] In a quick turnaround, Juneau Karate Academy instructors Nathan Young and Sarah Young…
Regulators, industry groups push for change to alcohol sales rules to accommodate coronavirus closures
(Creative Commons photo by Aksel Lian) Alcohol regulators and industry groups are pursuing a rule…
Business bruised by COVID-19? The federal government may have $10,000 for you.
(Public domain photo) The federal Small Business Administration says it’s ready to make immediate “loan…
Applications flood in for Juneau small business loans in first 24 hours
Venietia Santana, owner of V’s Cellar Door, pours a drink in 2013. Santana laid off…
Alaska’s new, Florida-based virtual school is not sitting well with some educators
Alaska Education Commissioner Michael Johnson discusses the new statewide virtual school on Wednesday at a…
DOT says COVID-19 pandemic will delay core ferry service until mid-May
The M/V Tustumena pulls away from Kodiak on Jan. 11, 2020, beginning a ferry service…
Juneau food pantries see decline in donations as demand picks up
Resurrection Lutheran Church Pastor Karen Perkins and church dog Corbin watch over the snack table…
Gustavus hunkers down with no confirmed COVID-19 cases
Four Corners, pictured here on June 29, 2017, is Gustavus’ most prominent intersection. (Photo by…
Sitka Tribe wins 1st round in herring sac roe fishery suit against state of Alaska
A box of herring eggs from the 2019 harvest in Sitka. (Photo by Enrique Pérez…
Fairbanks is now considered Alaska’s coronavirus ‘hot spot’
Fairbanks in January 2019. (Ravenna Koenig/ Alaska’s Energy Desk). Alaska health officials are now calling…