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COVID-19 DATA SUMMARY – May 18, 2022

By Alaska Department of Health and Social Services on May 18, 2022   Featured, Health, State  

COVID-19 DATA SUMMARY – May 18, 2022

Reporting data for May 11-17, 2022 OVERVIEW – 1,954 new cases | 18 deaths | 44 hospitalizations | 65% of Alaskans 5+ vaccinated WEEKLY UPDATE – DHSS updates all COVID-19 dashboards weekly on Wednesdays. For the latest on COVID-19 in Alaska, read the DHSS weekly update and DHSS data summaries: dhss.alaska.gov/dph/Epi/id/Pages/COVID-19/clinicalupdate.aspx Notes: Layering protective measures, including vaccination, masking, ventilation, […]

Coast Guard crews suspend search for woman who went overboard from a cruise ship in Lynn Canal

By 17th District online newsroom on May 18, 2022   Featured, U.S. Coast Guard-Alaska  

Coast Guard crews suspend search for woman who went overboard from a cruise ship in Lynn Canal

KODIAK, Alaska — Coast Guard air and surface crews suspended their search for a 40-year-old female passenger who went overboard from a cruise ship in Lynn Canal Tuesday morning. Coast Guard rescue crews conducted over nine hours of air and surface searches, which covered 68 square nautical miles.  “Despite our best efforts to locate the individual, it […]

Rep. Edgmon’s bill bringing affordable, high-speed internet to Alaskans passes Senate

By Joe Plesha | AK Leg on May 18, 2022   Featured, Politics, State  

Rep. Edgmon’s bill bringing affordable, high-speed internet to Alaskans passes Senate

JUNEAU – Legislation that will help bring affordable, high-speed internet to homes across Alaska just passed a major legislative hurdle. House Bill 363, introduced by Representative Bryce Edgmon, passed the Senate 16-2. The bill will make Alaska eligible for the unprecedented level of federal funds available for broadband investment, while establishing a fund to create parity […]

“Alaska Reads Act” to Have House Concurrence Vote

By Leona Long | AKLEG on May 18, 2022   Featured, Politics, State  

“Alaska Reads Act” to Have House Concurrence Vote

JUNEAU – Tuesday, the Alaska State Senate amended House Bill 114 to include the “Alaska Reads Act.” The amendment, sponsored by Senator Roger Holland, (R-Anchorage), Senator Donny Olson, (D-Golovin), and Senator Tom Begich, (D-Anchorage), and supported by the Senate unanimously, makes six changes to the version that passed the Senate on April 12, 2022: Increases […]

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