3 new virus cases raise active case count to 12
Cordova reported three new cases of the novel coronavirus Friday, Jan. 15.
Supreme Court will review Native corporations CARES Act cases
Several Alaska Native corporations challenging a federal appeals court decision denying them eligibility for the Coronavirus Relief Fund tribal set-aside under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES) Act will have their case reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Update: Statewide COVID-19 infections reach 52,222
Update: Infections of the novel coronavirus in Alaska have reached 52,222, with 130 new cases and one new death confirmed on Tuesday, Jan. 19, by state health officials.
Cordova reduces health alert level
Cordova reduced its public health alert from Level 4, signifying a local outbreak, to Level 3, which advises caution.
74th virus case is Cordova resident
Cordova reported its 74th case of the novel coronavirus Tuesday, Jan. 12.
2 new virus cases are travel-related
Cordova reported two new cases of the novel coronavirus, Monday, Jan. 11.
DOL: Recovery may take several years
In the wake of a long statewide recession, followed by a year of weak growth in the midst of a raging pandemic, state labor officials see a light at the end of the economic tunnel, but it’s going to take a while to get there.
Update: Statewide COVID-19 infections reach 50,394
Updated: Infections of the novel coronavirus in Alaska have reached 50,394, with 286 new cases confirmed on Monday, Jan. 11, by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services.
67% of ‘Cordova Cash’ spent
“If there was a way to keep the program going, we would do it, because I like the fact that we were able to push resources into our business community,” City Manager Helen Howarth said. “I’m hopeful that, maybe, people will pick up some good habits from this program.”
3 new resident virus cases bring total to 71
Cordova reported three new cases of the novel coronavirus Thursday, Jan. 7.