In this newscast:
- Juneau’s legislative delegation looks to get ahead of potential cuts to state jobs
- Signal detected from missing Guardian Flight plane
- Knopp votes against Republican Talerico for speaker as House stalemate continues
- Donlin Gold says its dam design is much safer than the one that collapsed last month in Brazil
Recent headlines
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Alaska sees first measles case since 2015
According to the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, the diagnosis was confirmed Tuesday, in an unvaccinated teenager from the Kenai Peninsula. 
Updated: Dunleavy calls lawmakers to Juneau to continue special session
In a declaration Wednesday, Gov. Mike Dunleavy amended his call for the second special session to have it take place in Juneau, rather than his original choice: Wasilla.-
National financial services company downgrades University of Alaska’s credit rating
The university’s previous rating of A1 has been dropped three notches to BAA1. The lower rating means it will be more expensive for the university to borrow money for various projects. 
Meet the Trump administration official whose signature could formally open ANWR to drilling
It’s 3,200 miles from Joe Balash’s office in Washington, D.C., to the Neets’aii Gwich’in community of Arctic Village. But Arctic Village is barely 200 miles from North Pole, the Alaska town where Balash grew up.
