The coronavirus is drastically altering the social landscape we live in. It’s also forcing Alaskans to reconsider their plans for the future.
Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
In this newscast: The Westerdam cruise ship is not coming to Juneau There are now three confirmed cases of COVID-19 Grocery store shelves in Sitka are empty, but barge shipments remain stable
As COVID-19 scare looms, small businesses in Juneau brace for tough times
The situation looks much different than it did a week ago, and some businesses are trying to prepare for more uncertainty to come.
Gold Medal Basketball Tournament canceled for first time in more than 70 years
The Gold Medal Basketball Tournament was canceled on Friday, due to ongoing concerns over the COVID-19 virus.
USDA opens investigation into why Forest Service grant was given to Alaska to work on Roadless Rule
The state spent the money in a variety of ways, but it drew criticism from tribal governments and environmental groups for offering some of the funds to the Alaska Forest Association.
The Mendenhall Glacier area could look different. Now’s the chance to weigh in.
In 30 years or so, visitors might not be able to see the Mendenhall Glacier from the visitor center. The U.S. Forest Service is preparing for that reality.