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Two of Anchorage’s largest utilities have hired consultants to study bringing in liquefied natural gas, likely from British Columbia.

For the period of Nov. 6 to Nov. 12, 383 new resident COVID-19 cases were reported

The owners of a Fairbanks-based renewable-energy company propose building what would be the two largest wind farms in Alaska. If they get the go-ahead, they plan to sell power to Golden Valley Electric Association in Fairbanks, and Chugach Electric Association, in Anchorage.

The state reported no new resident deaths from COVID-19 this week

The state reported no new resident deaths from COVID-19 this week

As the U.S. Forest Service prepares to expand the quality and quantity of Alaska’s public use cabins, cabin users are asking for a balance of accessibility and diversity of amenities. Monday was the deadline to submit feedback on various sites proposed by the U.S. Forest Service for new public use cabins or for renovations to existing cabins.

During its October meeting in Anchorage, Indigenous People's Council for Marine Mammals members said that they're missing basic population research that could help better manage subsistence resources.

According to the Alaska COVID-19 Data Hub, updated Wednesday, 19 patients are hospitalized with COVID-19. No patients are on ventilators. This is down from last week, when DOH reported that 22 patients were hospitalized.

Indigenous headlines for Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022

In the United States as a whole, cases have been trending downward