Hank Davis
Assignment Editor
Anchorage, Ak
Hank Davis came to KTUU from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, arriving days before the Nov. 2018 earthquake shook Southcentral Alaska. Since then, Hank has reported in communities across the state, covering breaking news, the oil & gas industry, politics and more.
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Bob and Shirley Hemenway still remember the last time they spoke with their son: Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001.
The Alaska Department of Corrections will resume in-person visitations this week, but a new set of vaccination requirements have drawn criticism from several civil rights organizations.
On Wednesday, Sen. Gary Stevens called for the vote to “exclude any senator from the Capitol building, until such a time as they follow legislative council policies.”
Under the plans laid out in emergency order 119, DHSS would be split into the Department of Health and the Department of Family and Community Services.
In 2020, some of the most heavily traveled shipping corridors in Alaskan waters saw far less traffic than in a typical year.
The current THC limits for retail edibles in Alaska are 5mg per individual dose, and no more than 100 mg per single packaged product.
As part of a campaign against climate change, President Joe Biden has signed multiple executive orders targeting fossil fuels.
On Monday, the Alaska Supreme Court heard arguments on the matter of whether witness signatures should be required on absentee ballots, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new service that is being offered in Anchorage involves blowing ionized hydrogen peroxide through an arc of electricity. Local businesses say the disinfectant misting system has given them the confidence to continue operating despite the threat of COVID-19.
