- Dec. 27: Here’s what to expect as Alaska continues to roll out COVID-19 vaccines this week (ADN)
- Dec. 21: Congress proposes $10 billion in relief for the child-care industry, but advocates say it’s only a ‘down payment’ (CNBC)
- Dec. 21: Congress passes $2.3T coronavirus relief, government funding deal (The Hill)
- Dec. 20: Front-line essential workers and adults 75 and over should be next to get the coronavirus vaccine, a CDC advisory group says (Washington Post)
- Dec. 9: The Other Child Care Crisis: No Staff (Early Learning Nation)
- Dec. 7: Officials expect Anchorage’s CARES Act money to dry up by the end of the month (Alaska Public Media)
- Dec. 4: Why “flexibility” may be the last helpful thing companies can offer working parents right now (FastCompany)
- Nov. 30: Alaska joins several US states calling on Congress to pass CARES Act funding extension (Alaska News Source)
- Nov. 29: Anchorage’s modified ‘hunker-down’ begins Tuesday. Here’s a look at what’s changing (ADN)
- Nov. 12: Gov. Dunleavy deems virus escalation an ‘imminent threat’ as Alaska reports 478 new COVID-19 cases (ADN)
- Nov. 6: Gov. Dunleavy implores Alaskans to step up virus vigilance as he renews emergency declaration (ADN)
2020
March 19, 2026