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State cites tech woes for delay in increased jobless aid
Payments had been expected this week.
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State counts new deaths, sheds light on old ones
77 people have died so far, according to data.
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City announces new requirements for out-of-state arrivals
Updated travel mandate changes process.
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Juneau readies for coronavirus-adjusted Halloween
Flamingos, trunk-or-treating, and masks are all part of the holiday in pandemic.
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Tlingit and Haida readies Southeast communities for next disaster
The future may not be a rosy one, but they plan to be ready for it.
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Trail Mix and city plan ahead as building season wraps up
A good 2020 construction season will set the nonprofit up for a busy 2021.
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Risk level means new limits for city buses
Fewer passengers will be allowed in busses and vans.
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American, Southwest, Alaska add to airline loss parade in 3Q
Airlines are piling up billions of dollars in additional losses as the pandemic stifles air travel.
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City moves to high alert level as 35 new cases confirmed over long weekend
24 new cases are linked to cluster.
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Increase in COVID cases could overwhelm hospitals, experts warn
Mask now so businesses stay open later, they say.
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3 COVID-19 cases reported among Dunleavy administration
No new cases reported as of Thursday morning.