In this newscast:
- Three Alaskans appeal for victim status in the federal Carnival Corp. pollution case,
- the man convicted of killing Duilio Antonio “Tony” Rosales at an Excursion Inlet cabin site is sentenced,
- the Alaska Supreme Court rules that the state’s sex offender registry violates offenders’ due process rights,
- a Wrangell sport fisherman spots a dead gray whale that NOAA wants help locating,
- researchers are recruiting in Southeast Alaska for a study of indigenous people’s DNA for possible effects of trauma linked to European colonization,
- authorities investigate a soldier’s death during a training exercise near Fort Wainwright,
- the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District reports the highest employee turnover on record,
- ConocoPhillips announces it’s buying 21,000 acres for potential oil development in the western North Slope,
- Eaglecrest Ski Area floats ideas to develop summer attractions for cruise ship visitors, and
- Oregon is poised to adopt a major cap-and-trade policy to combat greenhouse gas emissions.