In this newscast:
- Lawyers for Gov. Mike Dunleavy and an effort to recall him from office prep for a court hearing,
- organizers of a ballot initiative to fundamentally change how Alaska holds its elections turn in signatures,
- the Army Corps of Engineers announce $611 million expansion plan for the Port of Nome,
- a Coast Guard technician convicted of killing two co-workers in Kodiak in 2012 is sentenced to life in prison,
- a working group shares nine recommendations they think will fix the Village Public Safety Officer program,
- state analysts show Alaska’s population has fallen to the lowest level since 2012,
- former Gov. Bill Walker is chosen for a Harvard fellowship, and
- the National Weather Service changes its high wind watch for Juneau to a high wind warning.
