In this newscast:
- An expert tells the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. Board a few bad years could jeopardize the ability to pay dividends and support state government,
- the federal government awards another $36 million in earthquake disaster recovery grants,
- a private business proposes building a new marine haul out in Sitka,
- Petro Star is set to begin transporting fuel by rail between Anchorage and Fairbanks,
- a man from Kaktovik agrees to plead guilty to killing a polar bear without harvesting any of its meat,
- the Seward Peninsula community of White Mountain has gone without regular postal service since late October, and
- NATO-affiliated researchers say social media companies are failing to stop phony accounts and manipulated activity.
